Search Results
It has been a busy year for diocesan Catholic Charities with the addition of several new programs. Catholic Charities shared their updates at a quarterly Parish Liaison Network meeting at St. John Neumann Church in Reston March 14.
Upon my arrival last August, Bishop Burbidge and I discussed his idea for a communications survey to help us understand our current readers/viewers/listeners, and identify needs and opportunities for growth in the work of communications and evangelization.
The chairmen of two U.S. bishops' committees March 14 called the First Amendment Defense Act "a modest and important measure" because it protects those who believe marriage is "the union of one man and one woman."
p class="Body">Television shows ask if people are smarter than a fifth-grader, but a trivia night at Ireland’s Four Courts in Arlington March 13 pitted young adults against religious sisters. Who was smarter?
Students and administrators turn protest into an occasion for prayerful petition.
What was intended as a New York City sightseeing adventure and weekend reunion of two longtime friends March 11 ended in tragedy for two alums of a Catholic high school in Dallas.
p class="Body">February was Black History Month, and students at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington found a variety of ways to reflect and celebrate.
Sophia and Reilly Savage, both students at St. Ambrose School in Annandale, will travel to Glasgow, Scotland, to compete in Oireachtas Rince na Cruinne 2018, the world championship of Irish dance later this month.
Catholics of all ages gathered in Creedon Hall at Good Shepherd Church in Alexandria to learn about the Passover Seder meal and how it relates to the Mass.
I belong to a prayer group on Facebook. People post their intentions and the other members pray. It’s a great use of social media.
Popular
Popular
