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Bullseye: Men fling axes in Anne Arundel County to step up faith
Bob Uhl was one of more than 70 men from Our Lady of the Chesapeake and St. Jane Frances de Chantal in Riviera Beach who gathered for a night of axe throwing and log splitting Sept. 24 at St. Jane Frances. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review
RADIO INTERVIEW: College Campus Ministry
Father Steven Roth speaks with Father Kevin Ewing about ministry to college students. Father Ewing is the Catholic campus minister at Towson University. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review
Hispanic immigrants voice their struggles as they pray on the streets of Highlandtown
More than 80 Hispanic Catholics, mostly immigrants, processed from Sacred Heart of Jesus/Sagrado Corazón de Jesús in Highlandtown to various stops while carrying wooden crosses, praying the Stations of the Cross and reflecting on immigrants’ testimonies about arriving to a new country. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review
Interested in becoming a deacon? Archdiocese hosting learning sessions
The Archdiocese of Baltimore will host a series of information sessions for those interested in learning more about the deacon formation program. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review
Blue and Red Masses will honor first responders
Archbishop William E. Lori will celebrate a “Blue and Red Mass” Oct. 23 at St. Joseph’s Monastery Parish in Irvington at 11 a.m. The Mass honors law enforcement officers, firefighters, paramedics and all emergency responders, both retired and active duty. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review
Practicing Catholics who were never confirmed to receive sacrament at basilica
Archbishop William E. Lori will administer the sacrament of confirmation Oct. 23 to approximately 50 baptized, practicing Catholics who have never received the sacrament. Read more »
Source: Catholic Review

FROM THE ARCHBISHOP

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Admission to Candidacy
September 24, 2022Archbishop William E. Lori
“Getting there” is a life-long process but now with fixed points along the way: lector, acolyte, and God willing, diaconal ordination – and your ongoing formation as deacons, a formation that ceases only when you enter into heavenly glory.
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Building a Culture of Life in a Post-Roe World – Statement by Archbishop William E. Lori, Chairman, USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities
September 22, 2022Archbishop William E. Lori
The Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade is, without question, an answer to prayer.
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 17, 2022Archbishop William E. Lori
The choice before us, then, is between God and mammon. The prudent choice is God. The imprudent choice is fleeting wealth.
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Opening Mass for a Symposium on St. Teresa of Calcutta;
September 10, 2022Archbishop William E. Lori
On this anniversary of Inspiration Day, let us ask St. Teresa of Calcutta to smile upon us, to deepen our life of prayer, to confirm our resolution to serve Jesus in the poorest of the poor, and to practice a charity that bears witness to the Gospel and unifies the Church.
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FROM THE ARCHBISHOP

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Admission to Candidacy

Building a Culture of Life in a Post-Roe World – Statement by Archbishop William E. Lori, Chairman, USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Opening Mass for a Symposium on St. Teresa of Calcutta;