The owners of a historic church just off Route 1 in the Woodridge neighborhood of D.C. are looking to convert it into housing and retail. Continue reading →

Completed in 1926, the large Romanesque Revival church at 3700 Rhode Island Ave. was built out of brick and stone on a steel skeleton in a grand style common to Catholic churches of that era. Continue reading →

A nun who started a long-running Catholic ministry in Mount Rainier that focuses on LGBTQ+ outreach has received historic praise from Pope Francis. Continue reading →

The Roosevelt administration’s regulations for setting up the city of Greenbelt in 1937 indirectly led to the creation of a synagogue that is still around today. Continue reading →

The first mobile shower program for the homeless and others in need in the greater D.C. area launched this month in the parking lot of a Hyattsville church. Continue reading →

The historic Kaywood Theatre in Mount Rainier has been vacant in recent years, but it is now being remodeled as a church plans to move in. Continue reading →

When a Catholic family decided to start a church just off the Route 1 corridor in the early 1700s, they had to be secretive about it. Continue reading →