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Rose Benté Lee Ostapenko died July 20 in Arlington. She was born in Fulda, Germany, May 14, 1919, the youngest of 12 children. She studied dress design at the Marian School in Fulda.
In the late …
Just across the border town of El Paso, Texas, three School Sisters of St. Francis can be …
More than 170 campers filled the grounds of St. Francis De Sales Church in Purcellville …
The orchestral music will swell; intricate costumes will paint poverty, riches and …
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Common ground grows smaller
Secularists typically think of themselves as champions of liberation, empowerment and freedom of choice. Take care, though: disagree on religious grounds with something these people espouse and they’ll be after you with fire and sword, seeking to make you fall in line.
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Going by the pseudonym "X," Pope Leo XIII anonymously crafted poetic puzzles in Latin for a Roman periodical at the turn of the 19th century.
The pope created lengthy …
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Expressing his serious concerns over the escalating violence in …
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — As the last Iraqi Christians in Mosul fled the city, Pope Francis …
INDIANAPOLIS (CNS) — A courtroom isn't a place that most people associate with …
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Common ground grows smaller
Secularists typically think of themselves as champions of liberation, empowerment and freedom of choice. Take care, though: disagree on religious grounds with something these people espouse and they’ll be after you with fire and sword, seeking to make you fall in line.
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More than 170 campers filled the grounds of St. Francis De Sales Church in Purcellville for a week of Bible fun July 7 to 11. “Wilderness Escape” featured different Old Testament stories like the …
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St. Veronica Vacation Bible School Director Erin Meunier called the brightly colored, large and buoyant rosaries that campers made July 16 …
As the crow flies, Reality Farm in Washington, Va., is just down the road away. But by car and through Warrenton out to Rappahannock …
If you go to Edward “Ted” Bronson’s Arlington apartment, you’ll see just about every inch of wall space covered in awards from his …
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Common ground grows smaller
Secularists typically think of themselves as champions of liberation, empowerment and freedom of choice. Take care, though: disagree on religious grounds with something these people espouse and they’ll be after you with fire and sword, seeking to make you fall in line.
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The orchestral music will swell; intricate costumes will paint poverty, riches and revolutionaries; and the heart-wrenching solos will soar.
One would expect no less from “Les Misérables,” …
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Mary Healey-Sedutto, a parishioner of Good Shepherd Church in Alexandria, has dedicated the last 35 years to the advancement of health care …
When Sister Judith Gebelein goes to work every day, she trades her traditional brown Franciscan habit and veil for white. Sister Judith is …
Youths from around the Arlington Diocese volunteered a week of their summer to serve others at WorkCamp June 21 to 27. The annual event, …
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Common ground grows smaller
Secularists typically think of themselves as champions of liberation, empowerment and freedom of choice. Take care, though: disagree on religious grounds with something these people espouse and they’ll be after you with fire and sword, seeking to make you fall in line.
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