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Even in the world of real people and real faces, the conversations are shutting down. We don’t want to hear any more. Too much contention. Too much anger. Too much fear where there once was friendship, or at least neighborliness. It’s as if the running thread has been pulled, and the fabric of community is falling away into tatters. It’s the era of “unfriending.”
Nancy Harrison, a former teacher at St. James School in Falls Church, recognized the need for special education in her school. She fought to start a resource room, where struggling students can receive academic support, so they would not have to transfer to schools with those programs. To honor her efforts, a resource classroom was dedicated in her name Feb. 1.
Wedding season is here and it’s time to grab your crew and head to the dress shop. But before you have the assistants clip you into your first white, ivory or champagne gown, it’s a good idea to know what your modesty standards are and what your church has to say about it.
The growing number of U.S. Hispanic parishioners puts a new face on the church, forces it to renew itself, pushes it to redefine its commitment and presents dioceses with a challenge.
A Front Royal mom turns love of healthy, bone broth soup into a business.
At annual Scouting Mass, Bishop Burbidge encourages young people to follow God.
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