Whimsical wigs for cancer-fighting kids
A Vienna woman makes fanciful yarn wigs for children experiencing hair loss.
A Vienna woman makes fanciful yarn wigs for children experiencing hair loss.
Christian volunteers share the Gospel with inmates at Kairos retreats.
In the lead up to Mother’s Day May 12, the Diocese of Arlington is celebrating mothers via a social media campaign called “Love Our Mothers” that features four especially heroic mothers who have relied on or used diocesan and Catholic Charities programs. In separate sit-down interviews, each mother shares her own story of adversity and triumph.
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge joined parishioners of St. James Church in Falls Church for their Lenten fish fry March 15. Over the past 10 years, the event has more than doubled with as many as 700 guests on any given Friday of Lent.
Technology has made pornography easier to access than ever, and young people are dealing with the fallout.
Fourteen rounds of chemo and one year later, Finn is training to compete this April among some of the finest dancers in the world during the Irish World Championships in Greensboro, N.C.
Servant of God Mother Maria Bernardetta de la Inmaculada cooked for seminarians in Richmond during her continent-spanning years of service.
Lent is coming. So is the salvation of many a harried Catholic couple with three or four mouths to feed on a seafood-only Friday night — the parish fish fry.
Blind since infancy, 11th-grader Andrea Darmawan, a parishioner of St. Leo the Great Church in Fairfax, loves to lector — even if it means overcoming a few obstacles.
After escaping religious persecution, Fairfax Catholics help a Pakistani family welcome a baby girl.