Jim Hale is a senior staff writer at Arlington Catholic Herald. He covers themes related to religion and spirituality, focusing on Christianity, religious practices, and cultural movements within society. His work has been featured in Arlington Catholic Herald, Realclearhistory, and Gettysburg Times.
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Minutes before the Mass celebrating the 75th anniversary of St. Ann School in Arlington May 13, Nancy Cribb described what the school meant to her family.
A grateful All Saints Catholic School community honored beloved principal Dave Conroy on his 30th anniversary at the parish church in Manassas May 19.
Her accomplishments at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington could hardly be greater.
Of all her impressive achievements in high school, Olivia Unverzagt would rather talk about the moment that her relationship with God dramatically changed.
He didn’t realize it at the time, but when Deacon Sean Mazary, YA, got a job in high school selling cotton candy at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, he was preparing for ministry.
He still sounds like a professional broadcaster with his high energy, clear baritone and natural gift for storytelling.
When Donghan Stan Lee arrived on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond in 2015, he wasn’t prepared.
One of the most passionate supporters of diocesan special needs education is being remembered as a tireless servant of God whose contributions made a lasting impact.
Most of the Main Street shops and cafes have closed as the sun sets on Friday night in Woodstock.
The massive WorkCamp effort involves 787 teen participants from 44 parishes with projects at 106 homes in the counties of Frederick, Page, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Warren, and the city of Harrisonburg June 20-26.
