At St. Ambrose School in Annandale, students in kindergarten through eighth grade are praying one decade of the rosary each ...

The Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington is hosting an exhibit celebrating the life and mission of Mother Teresa, ...

Mary Wilkinson, a retiree who lives in Fairfax County thinks there is something special in the air at St. Robert Bellarmine Chapel, on the grounds of George Mason University. “I don’t know what they ...

Nearly 100 men gave up their Saturday morning for prayer, talks and fellowship at St. Louis Church Sept. 19. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Mount Vernon Council No. 5998, the joint council ...

Pope Leo XIV met new and prospective Catholics and their leaders Sept. 26, as he encouraged the Catholic Church in France to ...

Isabella Cordova, of Seton School in Manassas, recently won the Daughters of the American Revolution American history essay contest. Her essay won first prize after advancing to the national level ...

Marymount University’s Catholic Campus Ministry received a $6,000 Renewal through Innovative Student Evangelization, or RISE, Award from the Associates of St. John Bosco. The award will support “The ...

Holy Hour, pray for the Virginia November ballot initiatives, Cathedral of St. Thomas More, 3901 Cathedral Ln., Arlington, 10-11 a.m. For Coming Events/The Scene — include the event name, sponsor, ...

TORONTO – The Second Vatican Council was the biggest stage in the history of the church. There were more bishops present than at any of the 20 previous councils stretching from the First Council of ...

The morning of 9/11, some 23,000 military and civilian employees began a normal day’s work at the Pentagon in Arlington. At 9:37 a.m., American Airlines Flight 77 struck the western façade of the ...

Pope Leo XIV on Palm Sunday sharply condemned war and the use of religion to justify violence, saying during Mass in St. Peter’s Square that God “does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war.” ...

Long before they shaped a new nation, three young Catholic boys from Maryland boarded ships for France. Daniel Carroll, 13, — followed by his brother John and cousin Charles — crossed the Atlantic on ...