Grandparents can evangelize, too
Now more than ever, grandparents have an essential role in their families, particularly when it comes to passing on the faith to future generations.
Now more than ever, grandparents have an essential role in their families, particularly when it comes to passing on the faith to future generations.
For the past 40 years, Pat Boerschinger has been legally blind. And while she cannot see, her faith in God and devotion to Mary guide her every step.
While many of us may dream of retiring and moving away to a beach-side resort or cabin by the lake, the reality is that most Americans look forward to remaining in their own homes so they can continue to enjoy familiar comforts, activities and loved ones. In fact, an AARP survey recently found that 87 percent of U.S. adults 65 and older and 71 percent of those 50 to 64 wish to stay in their current houses as they get older.
On a recent Wednesday, Marie Flores’ nearly 90-year-old hands threaded a needle with blue thread and set to work on a nautical quilt meant for a little boy who loves boats.
Open the doors of the Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington and you will see the handiwork of Barbara Ilaqua. As chairwoman of the parish Art and Environment Committee, she coordinates the flowers.
It’s almost impossible for students who frequented the University of Mary Washington Catholic Campus Ministry from 1996 to 2014 to think of the word “hospitality,” without thinking of Doug and Susan McKenna.
Together with another Little Sister, I recently was invited to represent our congregation at a somewhat exclusive reception.
The Beacon newspaper, in partnership with the Maryland Federation of Art, invites seniors to submit artwork to a regional Celebration of the Arts competition this spring. The competition is part of a yearlong project intended to inspire readers to try a new means of self-expression through the arts.
An Arlington doctor has spent his career innovatively serving his patients and his community.
The chapel at Light of Hearts Villa in Bedford, Ohio, has a display of nearly 900 angel figurines.