The Arlington Catholic Herald

Among rolling hills, lush green trees and flowers sits the new Pavilion Estates at Fairfax Memorial Park Cemetery in Fairfax. Bishop Michael F. Burbidge blessed the cemetery addition April 16. Bishop Burbidge opened the ceremony by thanking the Fairfax Memorial Park staff and addressing those gathered. “It is a great honor, friends, to join you …

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4/18/24
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VATICAN CITY — Every important journey should be preceded by adequate preparation, and the run-up to the Holy Year 2025 is no exception. Pope Francis asked Catholics to get ready for the jubilee journey with a Year of Prayer and now, a few months after the year was officially announced, a kind of prayer prep-school …

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4/18/24
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Our Lady of Hope Church in Potomac Falls aspires to celebrate the silver anniversary of its parish next year with 25 new Catholic parishioners. Father Anthony J. Killian, pastor, announced the evangelization campaign in a message to parishioners that also celebrated adults recently welcomed into full communion with the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil. …

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4/18/24
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Project Rachel Ministry leaders from across the country gathered outside Baltimore April 10-12 for training to develop their diocesan post-abortion healing ministries.  Mass was offered by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge to open the conference.  Abortions mean suffering, and Mary McClusky, the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops’ assistant director of Project Rachel Development, is calling for …

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4/18/24
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The Washington chapter of Legatus kicked off its monthly event April 10 with Mass at the Catholic Information Center in Washington followed by a reception and dinner program with a presentation by noted Catholic sculptor, Timothy Schmalz. Schmalz has sculpted large-scale works for more than 25 years. He is a figurative artist whose pieces are …

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4/18/24
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Among rolling hills, lush green trees and flowers sits the new Pavilion Estates at Fairfax Memorial Park Cemetery in Fairfax. Bishop Michael F. Burbidge blessed the cemetery addition April 16. Bishop Burbidge opened the ceremony by thanking the Fairfax Memorial Park staff and addressing those gathered. “It is a great honor, friends, to join you …

New Pavilion Estates receive a blessing Read More »

4/18/24
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Project Rachel Ministry leaders from across the country gathered outside Baltimore April 10-12 for training to develop their diocesan post-abortion healing ministries.  Mass was offered by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge to open the conference.  Abortions mean suffering, and Mary McClusky, the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops’ assistant director of Project Rachel Development, is calling for …

Mercy and healing after abortion Read More »

4/18/24
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VATICAN CITY — Every important journey should be preceded by adequate preparation, and the run-up to the Holy Year 2025 is no exception. Pope Francis asked Catholics to get ready for the jubilee journey with a Year of Prayer and now, a few months after the year was officially announced, a kind of prayer prep-school …

Spring semester: ‘School of Prayer’ now in session for Holy Year finals Read More »

4/18/24
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VATICAN CITY — Humanity must have more direct contact with nature to counter the modern lifestyles that are destroying the planet, Pope Francis said. Respecting and loving the earth as well as seeking direct contact with nature “are values that we need so much today as we discover ourselves increasingly powerless before the consequences of …

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4/17/24
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A new film depicting the life of American writer Flannery O’Connor, whose work reflected her Catholic faith and frequently examined questions of faith, morality, and suffering, will be released in theaters May 3.  The movie follows O’Connor as she struggles with a lupus diagnosis at age 24, the same disease that took her father’s life, …

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4/18/24
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