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The District of Columbia has changed course and will now allow up to 250 people to attend religious services. The... Read more
In addition to announcing the Mass, Gregory called on Catholics to participate in the 2020 census, saying "We all count." Read more
The former Assistant Superintendent of Catholic Schools in Washington, D.C., has been charged with embezzling close to half a million... Read more
The Justice Department praised Montgomery County Council Wednesday for protecting the First Amendment rights of protestors and said it now... Read more
Priests, parishioners, and staff at Sacred Heart Parish in Washington assembled 500 boxes of food and other resources for families... Read more
As many Catholics marked Divine Mercy Sunday at home, one parish in Washington, D.C., found a way to bring the... Read more
A display in the cathedral has now been altered so that there is no gap between the arms of current... Read more
One former resident told CNA that he believes the dismantling was necessary, and he blames the city for letting the... Read more
For three days, at a set time and location, any furloughed government worker or federal contractor is eligible to receive... Read more