Everyone thought that Jairus' daughter was dead. Jesus, however, assured them she was only asleep and asked Jairus to have faith. He then approached the sick child, took her by the hand and told her, "Little ...
Graduations are back. This spring, all four of the Arlington diocesan Catholic high schools plan to have in-person, outdoor graduations on their football fields. After pandemic safety measures necessitated virtual ceremonies last year, school communities are ...
While standing outside the prison that housed Virginia's execution chamber, Gov. Ralph Northam signed legislation abolishing the death penalty in the state March 24. Legislators and anti-death penalty advocates joined the signing ceremony outside Greensville Correctional ...
The Virginia General Assembly passed a final version of a bill that will abolish the death penalty in the state Feb. 22. The Senate voted 22-16 to pass the death penalty abolition bill and the House ...
At a time when all people are yearning for a message of hope, Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of Arlington wants the church to be ready to use all manner of media to proclaim the good ...
Precautions against spreading the novel coronavirus didn't dampen the spirits of five men ordained to the priesthood in the Diocese of Arlington, nor their families and friends. Bishop Michael F. Burbidge ordained the men June 6 ...
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