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Founded in 2007 during a period of spiritual renewal in the Catholic Church, the Northern Virginia Guild of the Catholic Medical Association represents a vibrant community of healthcare professionals in Arlington, VA dedicated to living out their faith in their daily work. As the eighth guild chartered among what has grown to over 100 guilds nationwide, this organization embodies the vision of spiritual awakening that Pope John Paul II called the "New Springtime of Evangelization." The guild brings together physicians, medical students, dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, psychologists, and other allied health professionals who share a commitment to serving patients with the compassion of Christ. At its heart, the Northern Virginia Guild recognizes that living faith in today's complex world requires intentional community and mutual support. Members gather to foster spiritual growth rooted in Catholic teachings, to encourage one another in both personal and professional challenges, and to create a network of understanding among those who believe that authentic healthcare flows from Christ-centered values. The guild's vision emphasizes respect for human dignity at all stages of life, merciful medicine informed by Christ's example, and the principle that while physicians treat, it is Christ who heals. By connecting like-minded healthcare professionals throughout Arlington, VA and Northern Virginia, the guild strengthens individual faith journeys while collectively witnessing to the transformative power of faith-informed medical practice. This community demonstrates that professional excellence and spiritual commitment are not competing priorities but complementary aspects of a meaningful healthcare career.
Since its founding, the Italian-American Cultural Association of Virginia has served the Glen Allen, VA community as an inclusive nonprofit dedicated to fostering appreciation and understanding of Italian culture among people of all backgrounds. The organization welcomes members from every nationality, race, and religion, united by a shared passion for Italian heritage and its profound positive influences on American society. Operating from its Glen Allen headquarters, IACA brings the community together through regular social gatherings, cultural programs, and meaningful events that celebrate Italian traditions while building lasting friendships among members. The organization's leadership, including President Rick Gentile, guides the Association with a commitment to maintaining a welcoming, family-like atmosphere that honors both heritage and contemporary community involvement. Beyond social activities, IACA demonstrates its dedication to youth empowerment through educational scholarships at local Virginia colleges, helping young Italian-Americans achieve their academic dreams. The Association's reach extends beyond Richmond, participating in major Italian-American festivals and organizing group pilgrimages to culturally and spiritually significant locations. Whether attending monthly luncheons, participating in the popular Christmas Dolce Party, or engaging with the growing community of new and longtime members—including international exchange students—IACA provides a vibrant space where Italian-American culture thrives and strengthens community bonds.
Shop at our 47th Christmas Bazaar! Visit Santa, enjoy live music, our 3pm Magic Show, Auction and Bake Sale. No Vendor sign-up here.
Our annual St. John the Beloved Christmas Bazaar is a neighborhood favorite for indoor holiday shopping for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. The St. John the Beloved gymnasium provides an excellent venue for vendors and shoppers alike, along with a full day of entertainment and family fun. We expect 40+ vendors indoor and outdoor.
Santa will be visiting from 12:30–2:30 PM, and guests can enjoy hourly live music throughout the day. Stop by the Knights' Café for brats, hot dogs, and BBQ, or visit the bake sale and coffee corner for homemade treats. Don't miss our BIG PRIZE Silent Auction and exciting entertainment lineup!
The children have their own dedicated fun Kid's corner next to Santa's chair: writing letters to Santa, face painter, kid's raffle, drawing/ crafting. Kid's raffle winners: drawing on the main stage at 3:40 PM.
The McLean High School Orchestra will perform at noon, followed by the St. John Academy Children's Choir at 1:00 PM. Come early and grab a seat!
At 3:00 PM, celebrity magician Michael Chamberlain will present a 30-minute magic show that's fun for all ages.
The Silent Auction drawing will take place at 3:40 PM, immediately following the show. If you're unable to stay, we'll make arrangements to get your prize to you afterward. Our Silent Auction includes several beautiful and unique items, including a 10-inch Our Lady of Fatima statue.
Spend a fun and cozy day browsing unique gifts, enjoying great food, listening to music, and connecting with friends and neighbors in the community. Did someone say candy? Santa will definitely be bringing lots for the little ones!
This year's food truck features poutine and fried chicken, conveniently located outside the bazaar entrance with outdoor seating, heaters, and additional outdoor vendors.
New this year: An outdoor Christmas market with food, hot soup (pho), Christmas wreaths, a food truck, and more. Christmas cheer begins right at the door!
Admission is free to this family-friendly event, and there is plenty of parking available around the church. A convenient kiss-and-ride drop-off area will be available near the event entrance.
This is a donation-based event. Thank you for helping us support this annual tradition with a small donation, either online or in person at the bake sale/Women's Council table. May the Lord bless you and your family!
-- IMPORTANT Note:
If you like to leave a donation this is the right webpage. Vendors who are interested in a vendor booth, please email us at womenscouncilofsjb[@}gmail dot com instead. Donations are not the same as vendor registrations.
Come join us for our Annual Fall Festival at St John the Beloved - a fun-filled afternoon of games, BBQ, live music and community spirit!
Welcome to the Annual Fall Festival at St John the Beloved parish and academy! Join us for a fun-filled afternoon with several children's activities: face painter, rock climbing wall, trackless train ride, flying dragons kiddie ride. This year St John the Beloved celebrates its 75th annivesrary! There will be BBQ with our world-famous Holy Smoker's pulled pork and brisket, live music by Zachary Smith & The Mardi Gras Kings, wine and beer bar, and more. This in-person event is a great opportunity to connect with the community and enjoy the festive spirit of the Fall season. Bring your a lawn chair! Don't miss out on this exciting event - mark your calendars and invite your friends and family to join us!
Zachary Smith and the Mardi Gras Kings
Free admission. DONATIONS WELCOME: We appreciate all donations as event expenses are higher this year! Drop off a cash donation at the welcome tent, or donate here online. Online donation? Select 'RESERVE A SPOT' to leave a donation... Many thanks and God bless!
Get ready to recharge and connect at the OBC 2026 Annual Spirit Retreat!
Join Us at the OBC | 2026 Annual Spirit Retreat!
“It’s a New Day, Yes, It Is! Empowering a Young Adult Spirituality of Synodality” invites participants into a hopeful and honest reflection on how the Church is called to walk differently with young adults in this new moment. Grounded in the lived realities of our unique, cultural experiences, this talk acknowledges the limitations of traditional engagement models shaped by an aging population, while honoring the faith, resilience, and wisdom that sustained earlier generations. It challenges the Church to recognize today’s social, cultural, and ecclesial realities facing adults ages 18–39, and to move beyond nostalgia toward a spirituality of accompaniment that listens deeply, shares power, and trusts the Spirit already at work in young adult lives. In the spirit of the Synod on Synodality, the talk emphasizes co-responsibility, mutual learning, and communal discernment, calling the Church to not merely invite young adults to the table, but to walk with them as partners in shaping the Church’s present and future.
Founded in 2007 during a period of spiritual renewal in the Catholic Church, the Northern Virginia Guild of the Catholic Medical Association represents a vibrant community of healthcare professionals in Arlington, VA dedicated to living out their faith in their daily work. As the eighth guild chartered among what has grown to over 100 guilds nationwide, this organization embodies the vision of spiritual awakening that Pope John Paul II called the "New Springtime of Evangelization." The guild brings together physicians, medical students, dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, psychologists, and other allied health professionals who share a commitment to serving patients with the compassion of Christ. At its heart, the Northern Virginia Guild recognizes that living faith in today's complex world requires intentional community and mutual support. Members gather to foster spiritual growth rooted in Catholic teachings, to encourage one another in both personal and professional challenges, and to create a network of understanding among those who believe that authentic healthcare flows from Christ-centered values. The guild's vision emphasizes respect for human dignity at all stages of life, merciful medicine informed by Christ's example, and the principle that while physicians treat, it is Christ who heals. By connecting like-minded healthcare professionals throughout Arlington, VA and Northern Virginia, the guild strengthens individual faith journeys while collectively witnessing to the transformative power of faith-informed medical practice. This community demonstrates that professional excellence and spiritual commitment are not competing priorities but complementary aspects of a meaningful healthcare career.
Since its founding, the Italian-American Cultural Association of Virginia has served the Glen Allen, VA community as an inclusive nonprofit dedicated to fostering appreciation and understanding of Italian culture among people of all backgrounds. The organization welcomes members from every nationality, race, and religion, united by a shared passion for Italian heritage and its profound positive influences on American society. Operating from its Glen Allen headquarters, IACA brings the community together through regular social gatherings, cultural programs, and meaningful events that celebrate Italian traditions while building lasting friendships among members. The organization's leadership, including President Rick Gentile, guides the Association with a commitment to maintaining a welcoming, family-like atmosphere that honors both heritage and contemporary community involvement. Beyond social activities, IACA demonstrates its dedication to youth empowerment through educational scholarships at local Virginia colleges, helping young Italian-Americans achieve their academic dreams. The Association's reach extends beyond Richmond, participating in major Italian-American festivals and organizing group pilgrimages to culturally and spiritually significant locations. Whether attending monthly luncheons, participating in the popular Christmas Dolce Party, or engaging with the growing community of new and longtime members—including international exchange students—IACA provides a vibrant space where Italian-American culture thrives and strengthens community bonds.
Glen Allen,
VA
Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains rise above the Shenandoah Valley along the spine of the Appalachians, their layered ridgelines traced by Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway.