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weekend housing for the diooese’s various youth groups and the Cursillo movement of Northern Virginia. On the other side of the sprawling 207 acre "campus", family weekends and parish groups will find a home in the Family t'enter, a gracious seven bedroom Victorian farmhouse situated at the heart of the property. Behind the Family Center, the cha|*>l building, formerly a stable, contains a ground floor chapel that seats 70 and a second floor with meeting room, bedrooms and baths for retreat groups and volunteer kitchen staff. The three houses between the Family Center and the chapel are St. John Vianney’s, home for priests and seminarians who will come to assist on family weekends, St. Mary's, a residence for retreatants, and St. Martha's, the residence of Deacon Jim Bayne and wife, Diane, directors of the center.
“There's no way in the world this place would have been ready to open next week had it not been for the time and energy contributed
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