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As many are aware, the Diocese of Arlington has been working actively to address many of the compelling questions that have arisen following the allegations related to Archbishop Theodore McCarrick and the revelations of sexual abuse and negligence that emerged from the Pennsylvania grand jury report. Using numerous platforms, Bishop Burbidge has addressed these issues on many occasions over the past several months and restated his commitment to assist in the healing of all victims of sexual abuse.
A video message from Pope Francis and a procession of Encuentro crosses representing all of the participating episcopal regions were the highlights during the first day of the National Fifth Encuentro gathering taking place Sept. 20-23 in Grapevine.
The Administrative Committee of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a statement in which four actions were laid out as priorities of the U.S. Bishops as we prepare for our meeting in November.
Meant to be an evening of encouragement and spiritual inspiration for volunteer catechists to come away with a better understanding of their mission in the church, 50 catechists representing 10 parishes attended “On the Road to Emmaus” at St. James Church in Falls Church Sept. 19.
The Diocese of Arlington would like to make the public aware of an incident of sexual abuse of a minor in the 1983-1984 school year by Gary Nuhn, who, at the time, was employed by an independent firm that provided computer classes at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Springfield, Va.
The Office of Youth, Campus, and Young Adult Ministries gears up for new and time-honored initiatives.
Pledging to "heal and protect with every bit of the strength God provides us," the U.S. bishops' Administrative Committee Sept. 19 outlined actions to address the abuse crisis, including approving the establishment of a third-party confidential reporting system for claims of any abuse by bishops.
Pope Francis will travel to the eastern periphery of Europe to honor a faith that withstood a Nazi invasion and five decades of communist dictatorship and now is striving to help people live in freedom as authentic disciples of Christ.
Sally O’Dwyer, director of volunteers for Catholic Charities, and Margot Chavez, communications associate and volunteer coordinator, presented two talks at the 2018 Catholic Charities USA annual gathering in Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 12-14.
The Vatican’s representation to the U.N. includes a cadre of interns and fellows.
