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This summer marks a period of great transition and anticipation for the arts community at The Catholic University of America in Washington, as the faculty, students and staff of the newly established Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art prepare for their inaugural year.
Four diocesan schools are expecting new principals in addition to new students this fall.
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge urges parents of children in the public school systems of Fairfax and Loudoun counties to opt their children out of certain Family Life Education classes.
At St. Francis of Assisi School in Triangle, more than 240 students in grades pre-k through eighth-grade were greeted outside the school by a group of faculty, staff and Franciscan friars.
The 13th annual George Mason University back-to-school luau hosted by Catholic Campus Ministry drew a crowd of more than 1,750 freshman and new students for food, games and dancing at the St. Robert Bellarmine Chapel in Fairfax Aug. 24. The luau gives campus ministry a chance to introduce new students to what they have to offer at the school, and more than 600 new students said they want to be involved in Bible studies and activities.
The heads of the diocesan Child Protection and Victim Assistance offices speak out after scandal.
Irma Becerra has shaken many hands since being named the seventh president of Marymount University in Arlington following Matthew Shank, and she wants to continue shaking hands with the students right through graduation.
It turns out that I, with a brain wired for overthinking and a first-born’s penchant for control, apparently have a very difficult time just “letting go and letting God” when the stakes get high.
The Reston and Vienna preschools open their doors this fall to a total of nearly 100 children.
While the policies and procedures that have been implemented by the Church since 2002 to address the sexual abuse of minors by the clergy have resulted in a significant decrease of such abuse, the revelations of horrific incidents of abuse in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, along with the abuse perpetrated by Archbishop McCarrick point to a systemic problem within the Church that can no longer be ignored or tolerated by the episcopacy in the United States.
