For the past year, 14-year-old Angelica Hatke has worked religiously in her second floor bedroom to bring birds of all shapes, sizes and colors to life. She is determined not to stop until she has painted all the living species of birds — more than 10,000 of them.
Students jump and jive in the annual waltz and swing competition.
WASHINGTON — Catholic college leaders recently were encouraged to take steps to heal racial divides on their campuses during an annual meeting in Washington. Father
College-bound seniors interested in Thomas Aquinas College’s great books liberal arts program will have the option of both a west and east coast campus come fall 2018.
The graduate school opened a Center for Trauma and Resiliency Studies last fall.
Auditing a class is one of many benefits available to college grads through their school’s alumni association.
The Office of Youth Ministry of the Arlington Diocese gives more than 60 awards in their annual Youth and Campus Ministry Appreciation Dinner.
The annual youth event, RALLY, brings teens from all over the diocese to hear guest speakers, play games and learn the example of St. Teresa of Kolkata.
When Maribeth Harper’s son was 2 years old, he would alternate between tearfully clinging to her leg at the park and racing headlong toward the
I felt as if I were panting. The next water station was far off. My feet throbbed as each step clunked on the pavement, inching closer
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