Visit https://www.catholicherald.com to subscribe to a print copy or read more stories.
]]>Visit https://www.catholicherald.com to subscribe to a print copy or read more stories.
]]>"We have an obligation to help shape the moral character of society for the common good," said Jeff Caruso, executive director of the VCC, the legislative advocacy arm of both Virginia bishops — Arlington Bishop Michael F. Burbidge and Richmond Bishop Barry C. Knestout.
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"We have an obligation to help shape the moral character of society for the common good," said Jeff Caruso, executive director of the VCC, the legislative advocacy arm of both Virginia bishops — Arlington Bishop Michael F. Burbidge and Richmond Bishop Barry C. Knestout.
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Read more in this week's print issue or at catholicherald.com.
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Read more in this week's print issue or at catholicherald.com.
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NOTE: The story on Marymount cutting majors was updated after the board of trustees voted 20-0 in favor of the proposal on Feb. 24.
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NOTE: The story on Marymount cutting majors was updated after the board of trustees voted 20-0 in favor of the proposal on Feb. 24.
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Staff writer, Zoey Maraist, reads some of the articles from the Arlington Catholic Herald's latest issue.
See the painting: https://www.facebook.com/ArlingtonCatholicHerald/photos/a.237682523272/10159294593483273/?type=3&theater
]]>See the painting: https://www.facebook.com/ArlingtonCatholicHerald/photos/a.237682523272/10159294593483273/?type=3&theater
]]>Taize prayer finds following at St. John Neumann Church in Reston
]]>Taize prayer finds following at St. John Neumann Church in Reston
]]>Couple finds their 'Way' to marriage along the Camino de Santiago
]]>Couple finds their 'Way' to marriage along the Camino de Santiago
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Rich Rouck, selected by our staff from more than a dozen nominations, is a volunteer driver for the transportation ministry at Holy Spirit Church in Annandale. Find out more about his outreach in this episode.
]]>Rich Rouck, selected by our staff from more than a dozen nominations, is a volunteer driver for the transportation ministry at Holy Spirit Church in Annandale. Find out more about his outreach in this episode.
]]>Matthew Brown, 15, a parishioner at St. Mark Church in Vienna, has played piano for Masses at the church since he was in sixth grade. Brown recently composed the "Mass of the Resurrection," a four-part Mass setting, and St. Mark's has started using his music for Masses.
]]>Matthew Brown, 15, a parishioner at St. Mark Church in Vienna, has played piano for Masses at the church since he was in sixth grade. Brown recently composed the "Mass of the Resurrection," a four-part Mass setting, and St. Mark's has started using his music for Masses.
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Related story: Elizabeth Foss releases a book for Advent prayer
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Related story: Elizabeth Foss releases a book for Advent prayer
]]>Learn more about Rozell's nomadic way of life — and why she calls herself the "Tin Can Pilgrim" — in our Sept. 26 print edition.
]]>Learn more about Rozell's nomadic way of life — and why she calls herself the "Tin Can Pilgrim" — in our Sept. 26 print edition.
]]>Read more about Balbuena's story in the Sept. 12 issue of the Arlington Catholic Herald
]]>Read more about Balbuena's story in the Sept. 12 issue of the Arlington Catholic Herald
]]>This episode was produced by Elizabeth A. Elliott.
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This episode was produced by Elizabeth A. Elliott.
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Sites such as the shrine being dedicated to the Native American saint — canonized in 2012 and the patron saint of Native Americans, Indigenous and First Nations peoples — help bring awareness and evangelization to a populace that may be otherwise ignored.
"People learn through symbols and things they see," said Bootsma. "Architecture is a teaching tool."
New Mexico's St. Kateri Tekakwitha Shrine honors patron saint of Native Americans
Produced by Stacy Rausch. Production assistance by Elizabeth Elliott and Mary Stachyra Lopez.
]]>Sites such as the shrine being dedicated to the Native American saint — canonized in 2012 and the patron saint of Native Americans, Indigenous and First Nations peoples — help bring awareness and evangelization to a populace that may be otherwise ignored.
"People learn through symbols and things they see," said Bootsma. "Architecture is a teaching tool."
New Mexico's St. Kateri Tekakwitha Shrine honors patron saint of Native Americans
Produced by Stacy Rausch. Production assistance by Elizabeth Elliott and Mary Stachyra Lopez.
]]>Go to immaculee.com to register for her Aug. 10 retreat in Fairfax.
Episode produced by Elizabeth Elliott and Mary Stachyra Lopez.
Photo by Victor Aleman, Archdiocese of Los Angeles | CNS
]]>Go to immaculee.com to register for her Aug. 10 retreat in Fairfax.
Episode produced by Elizabeth Elliott and Mary Stachyra Lopez.
Photo by Victor Aleman, Archdiocese of Los Angeles | CNS
]]>Middle schoolers harvest corn for needy during faith-filled 'boot camp'
Vocations camp for Hispanic youths
Campers, staff perfect skills and faith at SASH Camp in Winchester
FIAT Campers 'made for greatness'
Quo Vadis offers a taste of seminary life
Plus, Editor and General Manager Mike Flach shares some news about the Herald: it is shifting from a weekly to a biweekly newspaper, with a focus on digital media.
New vision, new era for the Catholic Herald
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Middle schoolers harvest corn for needy during faith-filled 'boot camp'
Vocations camp for Hispanic youths
Campers, staff perfect skills and faith at SASH Camp in Winchester
FIAT Campers 'made for greatness'
Quo Vadis offers a taste of seminary life
Plus, Editor and General Manager Mike Flach shares some news about the Herald: it is shifting from a weekly to a biweekly newspaper, with a focus on digital media.
New vision, new era for the Catholic Herald
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Some 850 teens from around the Diocese of Arlington traded the familiar surroundings of their own homes for a classroom floor, a communal bathroom and a school cafeteria. From their home base at King George High School, half an hour east of Fredericksburg, they traveled out to 110 homes that needed a little fixing up June 24-28. The annual WorkCamp is run by the Office of Youth, Campus and Young Adult Ministries and dozens of volunteers.
Related story:
]]>Some 850 teens from around the Diocese of Arlington traded the familiar surroundings of their own homes for a classroom floor, a communal bathroom and a school cafeteria. From their home base at King George High School, half an hour east of Fredericksburg, they traveled out to 110 homes that needed a little fixing up June 24-28. The annual WorkCamp is run by the Office of Youth, Campus and Young Adult Ministries and dozens of volunteers.
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]]>God's Gouda: Sisters in Albemarle County make cheese, by Erin Edgerton
]]>God's Gouda: Sisters in Albemarle County make cheese, by Erin Edgerton
]]>Here's the full story: https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Catholic_Living/Kairos_retreats_share_God_s_love_with_those_on_the_inside/
]]>Here's the full story: https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Catholic_Living/Kairos_retreats_share_God_s_love_with_those_on_the_inside/
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During Holy Week, embrace actions that glorify God, Bishop Burbidge says
Parishioners celebrate Palm Sunday in Woodbridge
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]]>Links:
During Holy Week, embrace actions that glorify God, Bishop Burbidge says
Parishioners celebrate Palm Sunday in Woodbridge
Email circulation@catholicherald.com to subscribe.
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Bishop, pro-life advocates gather in Richmond
Virginia's uncertain pro-life future
Podcast: Melissa Ohden survived an abortion at 7 months gestation
"Unplanned" movie shows turning point for former Planned Parenthood employee
]]>Related stories:
Bishop, pro-life advocates gather in Richmond
Virginia's uncertain pro-life future
Podcast: Melissa Ohden survived an abortion at 7 months gestation
"Unplanned" movie shows turning point for former Planned Parenthood employee
]]>Read Elizabeth Elliott's review.
Start your subscription today by emailing circulation@catholicherald.com.
]]>Read Elizabeth Elliott's review.
Start your subscription today by emailing circulation@catholicherald.com.
]]>Link to film homepage: https://intelligentlives.org
]]>Link to film homepage: https://intelligentlives.org
]]>See our past interviews with Sister Rose and John.
]]>See our past interviews with Sister Rose and John.
]]>Read more to find out more about Darmawan: https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Catholic_Living/Blind_lector_overcomes_obstacles/
And here's the link for the Xavier Society for the Blind, which provides the Braille text: http://xaviersocietyfortheblind.org
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Read more to find out more about Darmawan: https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Catholic_Living/Blind_lector_overcomes_obstacles/
And here's the link for the Xavier Society for the Blind, which provides the Braille text: http://xaviersocietyfortheblind.org
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But why send a heart across the U.S.? Matthew Tsakanikas, chair of the theology department at Christendom College in Front Royal, joins the show to explain why Catholics are fascinated by relics and the spiritual benefits.
]]>But why send a heart across the U.S.? Matthew Tsakanikas, chair of the theology department at Christendom College in Front Royal, joins the show to explain why Catholics are fascinated by relics and the spiritual benefits.
]]>In the 30 years since her time in Berlin, she's created a variety of gingerbread structures — a carousel, a haunted house, even a gingerbread veterinary clinic with candy animals peeking out of the windows. As she's learned from experience, "You can make anything out of gingerbread."
]]>In the 30 years since her time in Berlin, she's created a variety of gingerbread structures — a carousel, a haunted house, even a gingerbread veterinary clinic with candy animals peeking out of the windows. As she's learned from experience, "You can make anything out of gingerbread."
]]>In this episode, Marijo Galvin, the Thanksgiving coordinator, talks about prepping for this Thanksgiving meal in which 2,400 people will be fed.
Read the related story: Not the first Thanksgiving, but the 34th
]]>In this episode, Marijo Galvin, the Thanksgiving coordinator, talks about prepping for this Thanksgiving meal in which 2,400 people will be fed.
Read the related story: Not the first Thanksgiving, but the 34th
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Bishops to focus on abuse crisis, discernment
Protecting God's Children (scroll down for Q&A about abuse crisis)
]]>Helpful links:
Bishops to focus on abuse crisis, discernment
Protecting God's Children (scroll down for Q&A about abuse crisis)
]]>Full story:
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]]>As creative director of the Carl Schmitt Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to furthering the legacy of the 20th-century Catholic artist, de Sa decided to organize an Oct. 27 seminar. "Defining the Role of the Catholic Artist Today: A Symposium" will showcase a panel of talented Catholic creators as well as a group of scholars.
Read the feature story for more information.
]]>As creative director of the Carl Schmitt Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to furthering the legacy of the 20th-century Catholic artist, de Sa decided to organize an Oct. 27 seminar. "Defining the Role of the Catholic Artist Today: A Symposium" will showcase a panel of talented Catholic creators as well as a group of scholars.
Read the feature story for more information.
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Also in this episode, adult children of divorce share their experiences of trauma.
]]>Also in this episode, adult children of divorce share their experiences of trauma.
]]>This week's other stories include the new St. Jude Church in Fredericksburg and Fr. Paul deLadurantaye's assignment to the Vatican.
]]>This week's other stories include the new St. Jude Church in Fredericksburg and Fr. Paul deLadurantaye's assignment to the Vatican.
]]>Also this week: learn how the Diocese of Arlington is helping ensure that people with special needs are able to receive religious instruction and the sacraments, and participate fully in the life of the church.
]]>Also this week: learn how the Diocese of Arlington is helping ensure that people with special needs are able to receive religious instruction and the sacraments, and participate fully in the life of the church.
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Sister Pauline Quinn, O.P., wants to help both rescue dogs and hardened criminals heal. She's accomplishing this on a global scale through her prison ministry program that pairs prisoners with service dogs in need of training. Listen in as she shares her own story of abuse and redemption through the help of a dog named Jonie.
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Also in this episode:
Sister Pauline Quinn, O.P., wants to help both rescue dogs and hardened criminals heal. She's accomplishing this on a global scale through her prison ministry program that pairs prisoners with service dogs in need of training. Listen in as she shares her own story of abuse and redemption through the help of a dog named Jonie.
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With a goal each year of making homes warmer, safer and drier, 160 crews from 43 parishes will repair eight roofs, install hundreds of windows, and build decks and wheelchair ramps at 135 project sites in eight counties: Stafford, Spotsylvania, Carolina, Culpeper, King George, Hanover, Louisa and Orange.
Staff writer Elizabeth Elliott shares some of her experiences at WorkCamp this week. Read the story here.
]]>With a goal each year of making homes warmer, safer and drier, 160 crews from 43 parishes will repair eight roofs, install hundreds of windows, and build decks and wheelchair ramps at 135 project sites in eight counties: Stafford, Spotsylvania, Carolina, Culpeper, King George, Hanover, Louisa and Orange.
Staff writer Elizabeth Elliott shares some of her experiences at WorkCamp this week. Read the story here.
]]>The Catholic Herald had another great year in the Catholic Press Association's Catholic Media Awards competition. We have the entire list of awards, 31 of them, on our website. One of our favorites was a video that our multimedia designer Ashleigh Kassock created about a world champion whistler — with a performance of the Ave Maria delivered entirely through whistling.
]]>The Catholic Herald had another great year in the Catholic Press Association's Catholic Media Awards competition. We have the entire list of awards, 31 of them, on our website. One of our favorites was a video that our multimedia designer Ashleigh Kassock created about a world champion whistler — with a performance of the Ave Maria delivered entirely through whistling.
]]>In this episode, meet John Mulderig, the man who sees 150 movies a year and reviews them so you can make an informed decision when buying a ticket at the box office.
Here is his film review of Pope Francis: A Man of His Word.
]]>In this episode, meet John Mulderig, the man who sees 150 movies a year and reviews them so you can make an informed decision when buying a ticket at the box office.
Here is his film review of Pope Francis: A Man of His Word.
]]>Despite the outcome, the overturning of the constitutional ban on abortion, Jones found reason to hope in an unlikely place: a woman who had an abortion many years ago and yet decided to vote no.
Listen in to these stories and more in our latest episode.
]]>Despite the outcome, the overturning of the constitutional ban on abortion, Jones found reason to hope in an unlikely place: a woman who had an abortion many years ago and yet decided to vote no.
Listen in to these stories and more in our latest episode.
]]>Also in this episode:
Our 56-page print issue features a robust Grad Section complete with profiles on graduating seniors who are leaving a mark on their alma maters.
]]>Also in this episode:
Our 56-page print issue features a robust Grad Section complete with profiles on graduating seniors who are leaving a mark on their alma maters.
]]>Also in this week's episode:
In proposed VA budget, millions to go to contraception
Paul VI Catholic High School beams with pride
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Also in this week's episode:
In proposed VA budget, millions to go to contraception
Paul VI Catholic High School beams with pride
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The Catholic Herald podcast has come along way since the early days of recording in a soundproof closet!
In this episode, Ann Augherton highlights several of the most popular episodes as well as the latest diocesan news.
Staff writer Zoey Maraist interviews Fr. Stephan Starzynski, a hospital chaplain, about a miracle involving a patient with brain abcesses.
Also, in the lead up to World Communication Day May 13, George Goss, the Herald's multimedia journalist, talks with Patricia Garcia, the USCCB's director of the Catholic Communication Campaign.
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The Catholic Herald podcast has come along way since the early days of recording in a soundproof closet!
In this episode, Ann Augherton highlights several of the most popular episodes as well as the latest diocesan news.
Staff writer Zoey Maraist interviews Fr. Stephan Starzynski, a hospital chaplain, about a miracle involving a patient with brain abcesses.
Also, in the lead up to World Communication Day May 13, George Goss, the Herald's multimedia journalist, talks with Patricia Garcia, the USCCB's director of the Catholic Communication Campaign.
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Staff Writer Elizabeth Elliott wrote about a new documentary called, "Summer in the Forest." It's about the founder of L'Arche community for people with special needs. The film about Jean Vanier shows viewers how people with intellectual or physical disabilities live with able-bodied people who share their lives and treat them as equals. Segment with Randall Wright begins at the 5:30 mark
Links:
Summer in the Forest traces the founding of L'Arche
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Staff Writer Elizabeth Elliott wrote about a new documentary called, "Summer in the Forest." It's about the founder of L'Arche community for people with special needs. The film about Jean Vanier shows viewers how people with intellectual or physical disabilities live with able-bodied people who share their lives and treat them as equals. Segment with Randall Wright begins at the 5:30 mark
Links:
Summer in the Forest traces the founding of L'Arche
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Prejean McGrady, the keynote speaker at BASH, took to the stage at Bishop O'Connell High School this past Saturday, driving home the importance of fostering a close relationship with Jesus to nearly 1,000 middle schoolers.
"It is extremely rare for over 900 middle schoolers to hang out with Jesus for a day so give yourselves a round of applause," Prejean McGrady said.
Also in this episode, it is prom season and promposals are all the rage. Listen in and find out what they are.
]]>Prejean McGrady, the keynote speaker at BASH, took to the stage at Bishop O'Connell High School this past Saturday, driving home the importance of fostering a close relationship with Jesus to nearly 1,000 middle schoolers.
"It is extremely rare for over 900 middle schoolers to hang out with Jesus for a day so give yourselves a round of applause," Prejean McGrady said.
Also in this episode, it is prom season and promposals are all the rage. Listen in and find out what they are.
]]>Arlington bishop welcomes Salvadoran prelates, reaffirms diocesan support for immigrants
Also in this episode:
Mass under the lights honors UMW student athletes
Science rules annual diocesan science fair
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Arlington bishop welcomes Salvadoran prelates, reaffirms diocesan support for immigrants
Also in this episode:
Mass under the lights honors UMW student athletes
Science rules annual diocesan science fair
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The popularity of Polka Masses grew within a few years, thanks to the influence of Father Frank Perkovich, a Minnesota pastor whose Polka Mass recordings have sold more than 100,000 copies. Though some critics said that secular music, even paired with religious lyrics, did not belong in church, Polka Masses were a hit at ethnic festivals and many parishes. The height of the Polka Mass' fame may have been in 1983, when Father Perkovich, accompanied by 80 pilgrims from the Midwest, celebrated a Polka Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. "We'll polka our way to heaven," he said at the time, according to an Associated Press report. Days later, he performed for Pope John Paul II at a general audience. Father Perkovich was later inducted into the Polka Hall of Fame.
]]>The popularity of Polka Masses grew within a few years, thanks to the influence of Father Frank Perkovich, a Minnesota pastor whose Polka Mass recordings have sold more than 100,000 copies. Though some critics said that secular music, even paired with religious lyrics, did not belong in church, Polka Masses were a hit at ethnic festivals and many parishes. The height of the Polka Mass' fame may have been in 1983, when Father Perkovich, accompanied by 80 pilgrims from the Midwest, celebrated a Polka Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. "We'll polka our way to heaven," he said at the time, according to an Associated Press report. Days later, he performed for Pope John Paul II at a general audience. Father Perkovich was later inducted into the Polka Hall of Fame.
]]>At the latter, the living Stations of the Cross procession ended in the church courtyard where Guatemalan parishioners had created nine religious images using colored sawdust, rice and sand. The alfombra, or carpet, was lush with colors and images of sacred art.
In this exclusive interview, the head of Alfo-Conce, the group that created the carpets, explains the process behind the artwork.
]]>At the latter, the living Stations of the Cross procession ended in the church courtyard where Guatemalan parishioners had created nine religious images using colored sawdust, rice and sand. The alfombra, or carpet, was lush with colors and images of sacred art.
In this exclusive interview, the head of Alfo-Conce, the group that created the carpets, explains the process behind the artwork.
]]>Arlington Bishop Michael Burbidge stopped by to see the art after celebrating Palm Sunday Mass at the Cathedral March 25. In his homily, he urged Catholics to intentionally disengage from digital distractions to help make this week holy.
]]>Arlington Bishop Michael Burbidge stopped by to see the art after celebrating Palm Sunday Mass at the Cathedral March 25. In his homily, he urged Catholics to intentionally disengage from digital distractions to help make this week holy.
]]>Msgr. Robert Avella is pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Arlington; Msgr. John Cregan is retired pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church in Alexandria; and Msgr. Stanley Krempa is pastor of St. Bridget of Ireland Church in Berryville.
Staff writer Zoey Maraist reports. Maraist also covered last weekend's women's conference, which drew 700 women to St. Joseph Church in Herndon. The two main speakers were Sister of Life Grace Dominic, a former Catholic Herald staff writer and Diane Foley, the mother of slain journalist Jim Foley.
And last Saturday evening the Basilica of St. Mary in Alexandria hosted an Irish Hooley. The Herald's multimedia designer, Ashleigh Kassok, reports.
Next week we'll cover the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Alexandria as well as the Mass for Healing sponsored by the Knights and Dames of Malta coming up this Saturday, March 17.
If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes.
]]>Msgr. Robert Avella is pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Arlington; Msgr. John Cregan is retired pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church in Alexandria; and Msgr. Stanley Krempa is pastor of St. Bridget of Ireland Church in Berryville.
Staff writer Zoey Maraist reports. Maraist also covered last weekend's women's conference, which drew 700 women to St. Joseph Church in Herndon. The two main speakers were Sister of Life Grace Dominic, a former Catholic Herald staff writer and Diane Foley, the mother of slain journalist Jim Foley.
And last Saturday evening the Basilica of St. Mary in Alexandria hosted an Irish Hooley. The Herald's multimedia designer, Ashleigh Kassok, reports.
Next week we'll cover the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Alexandria as well as the Mass for Healing sponsored by the Knights and Dames of Malta coming up this Saturday, March 17.
If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes.
]]>Also this week, find out how the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Northern Virginia is launching an alternative loan program to help people who qualify escape debt due to a payday loan.
]]>Also this week, find out how the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Northern Virginia is launching an alternative loan program to help people who qualify escape debt due to a payday loan.
]]>Also in this episode, Catholic Herald reporter Zoey Maraist shares how two brothers, one of whom is autistic created a farm from a shipping container.
]]>Also in this episode, Catholic Herald reporter Zoey Maraist shares how two brothers, one of whom is autistic created a farm from a shipping container.
]]>Night to Shine, a dinner dance for teens and adults with special needs, was created by Tim Tebow, a former NFL quarterback, and continues to be sponsored by his foundation. This year, 90,000 guests attended Night to Shine events at 537 churches around the world. The All Saints dance drew 95 guests, more than 100 parents and family members, and 175 volunteers, who helped with parking, served as buddies for the guests, ran registration and helped with cleanup and setup.
https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Manassas_church_hosts__Night_to_Shine__for_people_with_special_needs/
]]>Night to Shine, a dinner dance for teens and adults with special needs, was created by Tim Tebow, a former NFL quarterback, and continues to be sponsored by his foundation. This year, 90,000 guests attended Night to Shine events at 537 churches around the world. The All Saints dance drew 95 guests, more than 100 parents and family members, and 175 volunteers, who helped with parking, served as buddies for the guests, ran registration and helped with cleanup and setup.
https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Manassas_church_hosts__Night_to_Shine__for_people_with_special_needs/
]]>A parish in Arlington is putting music behind their Stations of the Cross to transform the Lenten devotion. The music group came up with a simple melody to link all the stations, and put each station into its own sung prayer. You can experience the sung stations at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Arlington Feb. 21, March 7 and March 21 at 7 p.m.
https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Manassas_church_hosts__Night_to_Shine__for_people_with_special_needs/
]]>A parish in Arlington is putting music behind their Stations of the Cross to transform the Lenten devotion. The music group came up with a simple melody to link all the stations, and put each station into its own sung prayer. You can experience the sung stations at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Arlington Feb. 21, March 7 and March 21 at 7 p.m.
https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Manassas_church_hosts__Night_to_Shine__for_people_with_special_needs/
]]>We have tips on designing the perfect wedding photo album, either a do-it-yourself or through a pro. Read how parish wedding coordinators help couples get through the big day without a hitch.
We asked couples married in the Arlington diocese last year to share their wedding photos. See the happy couples at their parishes. And a Burke psychologist shared four phrases to help couples communicate. Hint, one phrase is, yup, you guessed it, "I'm sorry." See what else he suggests to foster trust in a marriage.
]]>We have tips on designing the perfect wedding photo album, either a do-it-yourself or through a pro. Read how parish wedding coordinators help couples get through the big day without a hitch.
We asked couples married in the Arlington diocese last year to share their wedding photos. See the happy couples at their parishes. And a Burke psychologist shared four phrases to help couples communicate. Hint, one phrase is, yup, you guessed it, "I'm sorry." See what else he suggests to foster trust in a marriage.
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