Proposed Abortion Amendment: Virginia Bishops Ready to Fight

The Catholic bishops of Virginia have condemned a proposed constitutional amendment that would establish a fundamental right to abortion, describing the measure as “extreme” and “shocking to the conscience.” In a joint statement issued on Friday, Bishop Michael Burbidge of Arlington and Bishop Barry Knestout of Richmond warned that the amendment, recently passed by the

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What St. Cecilia Can Teach Parish Choirs About Worship Today

By Romanus Onwe Each year on November 22, the Church celebrates St. Cecilia, the beloved patron saint of sacred music and musicians. Her name has inspired countless hymns, choirs, and cathedrals — yet what makes her story so powerful is not merely her connection to music, but her deep witness to what true worship means.

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47th Anniversary of the Year of Three Popes: The Church, Her Faith; Her Resilience

In 1978, the world watched as the Catholic Church witnessed the passing of two popes and the rise of a third. Yet amid loss and transition, her faith endured. The “Year of Three Popes” remains a living testament to the Church’s divine resilience and Christ’s promise that the gates of hell shall not prevail.

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