In the earliest verses of Genesis, God proclaims that it is not good for man to be alone. Yet throughout the country, loneliness is growing as adults, teens and children increasingly look for community on their cell phones rather than in their neighborhoods.
Behind the University of Virginia Rocketry team’s recent strong finish in a global contest are three Catholic students from the Arlington diocese.
“You are where God needs you to be this year,” Bishop Michael F. Burbidge said to an overflowing church of more than 1,500 Catholic educators.
Aránzazu Ascunce is the new principal of St. Ambrose School in Annandale, the diocese’s only dual-language school. After earning her bachelor’s degree in Spanish
After working as a page in the U.S. Senate this summer, Reagan Kaleta has a message for all Americans who love their country but have grown cynical about politics.
Officials with the diocesan schools office are forecasting a fourth consecutive year of enrollment growth at Catholic schools in the Arlington diocese, albeit at a slower pace than in previous academic years when pandemic restrictions at public schools encouraged many families to give parochial schools a closer look.
Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria will welcome 950 students, the highest enrollment in school history. The 2024-25 school year is also the school’s 60th anniversary year.
Coach Kosa So has more than two decades of basketball coaching and training experience.
Coach Chris Berset has a decade of baseball coaching and training experience.
Bishop O’Connell High School has the unique opportunity this fall to pilot two new learning opportunities for its students. Although both courses are in the Arlington school’s Technology and Business Department, they came about in very different ways.
