The Arlington Catholic Herald
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By Tyler Arnold
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops will livestream the public portion of its November meeting, where bishops will discuss artificial intelligence, immigration, and evangelization, while voting on liturgical texts, canonization causes and conference leadership positions.
10/22/26
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By Tyler Arnold
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops will livestream the public portion of its November meeting, where bishops will discuss artificial intelligence, immigration, and evangelization, while voting on liturgical texts, canonization causes and conference leadership positions.
10/22/26
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Pope Leo XIV
By Antonio Tarallo
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV requires no further treatment following his Oct. 13 surgery, the Vatican Press Office said in a statement Oct. 21.
10/22/26
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By Antonio Tarallo
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV requires no further treatment following his Oct. 13 surgery, the Vatican Press Office said in a statement Oct. 21.
10/22/26
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Local
By Leslie Thomas
A spirit of gratitude and fellowship filled Belle Haven Country Club in Alexandria Oct. 14, as donors, members of the Catholic Heritage Circle, pastors, Catholic school leaders and diocesan representatives gathered for the inaugural Catholic Foundation of Arlington Appreciation Luncheon.
10/22/26
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By Leslie Thomas
A spirit of gratitude and fellowship filled Belle Haven Country Club in Alexandria Oct. 14, as donors, members of the Catholic Heritage Circle, pastors, Catholic school leaders and diocesan representatives gathered for the inaugural Catholic Foundation of Arlington Appreciation Luncheon.
10/22/26
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Pope Leo XIV
By Victoria Cardiel
The mutual self-gift of husband and wife underlies the requirement for “total fidelity” and the “unbreakable oneness” of marriage, Pope Leo XIV said at the general audience Oct. 21.
10/21/26
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By Victoria Cardiel
The mutual self-gift of husband and wife underlies the requirement for “total fidelity” and the “unbreakable oneness” of marriage, Pope Leo XIV said at the general audience Oct. 21.
10/21/26
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By Mary M. Shaffrey
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge celebrated the bilingual Mass at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington Oct. 18 and hosted a reception afterward where he posed for photos with couples and families.
10/20/26
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By Anna Donofrio
Two years ago, Bryan Layman traveled to Malawi to rebuild roads in a remote village. What he wasn’t expecting was to build on a relationship between a Catholic diocese in the African nation and the Arlington diocese.
10/15/26
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By Isabella Ubillus
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 alike gather in the parking lot to shop small and build relationships.
10/14/26
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Pope Francis
10/21/24
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minBy Victoria Cardiel
Pope Leo XIV appeared at the window of his private study in the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace Oct. 18, just one day after being discharged early from the hospital following surgery Oct. 13.
10/19/26
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EWTN News
Dr. Luis Ráez, a prominent oncologist, explained in an interview with EWTN News what pulmonary adenocarcinoma is and what factors will determine the Holy Father’s next medical steps.
10/14/26
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By Marco Mancini
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung after doctors confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma, the Vatican announced Oct. 13.
10/13/26
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Vatican News
Pope Leo XIV’s surgery to remove a “small, localized nodule” from his lung Oct. 13 was successful and he has returned to his room at the Gemelli Hospital, according to the Holy See Press Office.
10/13/26
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By Zoey Maraist
The beloved story, which follows the Dashwood sisters as they make new life for themselves in the wake of their father’s death, has had numerous television and movie adaptations over the years.
10/16/26
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By Ann Pierson
“Prince Caspian” has returned to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, and some members of the Arlington Diocese may recognize one of the stars.
10/14/26
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By Ann Pierson
Four years. Ninety-four basilicas. Thirty-five states. After visiting each basilica in the United States, Grady Connolly, founder of Social Thomist and an alumnus of The Catholic University of America in Washington, invites others to do the same with his new book, “Basilicas.”
10/14/26
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