Washington D.C.

I toured the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, yesterday. The Museum is truly amazing. Its 430,000-square-foot building is located just three blocks from the US Capitol and has been rated one of the ten best museums in Washington.

Following the resignation of Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the Archdiocese of Washington released a list of 28 names of clergy members who, since 1948, were accused of sexually abusing children.

Protestors forced Sen. Ted Cruz out of a Washington restaurant Monday, questioning the senator on his vote for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

The archbishop of Washington, D.C., Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who has faced calls to step down over his handling of sexual abuse cases while serving as bishop of Pittsburgh, said in a letter to priests that he will soon go to Rome to meet with Pope Francis to discuss his possible resignation.

“I’ve covered five other Supreme Court confirmation hearings. None of them included anything like the chaos in the opening minutes of the Kavanaugh hearings this morning.”

During mass on Sunday, while Archbishop of Washington Donald Wuerl was addressing the Catholic church sexual abuse scandal a protester shouted, "shame on you" and walked out of the church.

The Good Book is shaping up to be a good draw on the crowded landscape of museums in the nation’s capital.

Billy Graham, the man lovingly known as "America’s Pastor," is in Washington, DC one last time, where his body lies in honor in the US Capitol Rotunda.

The Archdiocese of Washington has filed a lawsuit against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority because the WMATA reportedly refused to allow the Archdiocese’s Christmas advertisement to be displayed on transit vehicles.

With Scripture readings, a tribute to God and a sigh of relief, an international array of officials opened the Museum of the Bible in the nation’s capital.