Jane Austen’s classic novel “Sense and Sensibility” is on the silver screen once again. The beloved story, which follows the Dashwood sisters as they make new life for themselves in the wake of their ...

At St. Veronica Church in Chantilly, fresh bread, flowers and coffee from local vendors are bringing more community to Saturday mornings. Every week, parishioners and neighbors gather in the parking ...

As Bishop Michael F. Burbidge and Richmond Bishop Barry C. Knestout observed in their recent pre-election letter to Virginia Catholics, “In Virginia, every year is an election year. However, the ...

Richard Joseph Martin, 85, of Falls Church passed away Aug. 17. Many knew him as “Coach” from his days as a wrestling coach at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington, where he also taught English ...

I have grown over the years in my appreciation of the truth and beauty present in today’s passage from Matthew’s Gospel. When I was younger, it bothered me that Jesus appeared to be unusually harsh ...

Bishop Michael F. Burbidge is urging Catholics to vote “no” on two of the three proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot in Virginia this fall. Speaking on the July 22 edition of the “Walk ...

Brian Fletcher was determined to use his Eagle Scout project to do good for his community. To attain the highest level of Boy Scouts, the project is required with the goal of giving back to the ...

One of the most intriguing and overlooked aspects of America’s 250th anniversary celebration is the connection between Catholicism and George Washington. Many are surprised to learn that Washington ...

Minutes before the Mass celebrating the 75th anniversary of St. Ann School in Arlington May 13, Nancy Cribb described what the school meant to her family. “The school is our family,” said Cribb, whose ...

“Mary of Magdala came to the tomb early in the morning, while it was still dark and saw the stone removed from the tomb.” I have a question for you. Why was the stone removed from the tomb?

Vice President JD Vance announced his book, “Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith,” will be released June 16. “I’ve been writing this book for a long time, and I’m honored to finally be able to ...

Next month, the Virginia Knights of Columbus will open their 59th group home for people with intellectual disabilities, addressing an enormous shortage of services for these individuals, and will ...