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Students were eager to answer questions about their experience. Each one spoke about their soul. “This helps you to have a good soul, and that makes God very happy,” said Ashley, who will be baptized May 13.  
What does it sound like when more than 1,100 middle schoolers from 49 parishes play a sit-stand game of “Would you rather” or clap and cheer for Bishop Michael F. Burbidge? Loud and joyfully exuberant.
Pope Leo XIV met with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, at the Vatican April 27. Archbishop Mullally's first official visit to Rome as the spiritual leader of the Church of England comes amid strained ecumenical relations and division among Anglicans.
One of the more powerful realities in life is when someone special calls you by name. I remember well a moment during my senior year at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington that was rather extraordinary to me.
“The Legacy of Vatican II,” a new series of talks presented by the diocesan office of faith formation, began April 18 at the parish center at St. Agnes Church in Arlington. Inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s latest catechesis on the Second Vatican Council, the series aims to unpack its history and teachings, now 60 years after its conclusion.