Among summer’s simple pleasures: Watching the full moon rise over the beach

The pace of life gets slower and sweeter each year during the summer season. People seem to smile more, children's laughter is in the air, and the pace of life seems easier to handle.My favorite part of summer has always been the simple pleasures...Fresh fruit and vegetables, beautiful flowers in
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Collection of Hollywood faith tales fails to separate hooey from holy

Kendall doesn't bother to extricate the hooey from the holy as she cobbles narratives from biographies, clips from newspaper obituaries and the occasional blog post from IMDb, a popular Internet source for movie, TV and celebrity news and information.
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Q&A with a master gardener: Caring for Monarch butterflies

When we were raising our caterpillars and waiting for them to become butterflies, I accidentally identified them as Monarch caterpillars. They were, in fact, Painted Ladies.The first person to point out my mistake was Chris Drees, a master gardener who wrote to tell me that our caterpillars didn’t look like
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Annunciation parishioner honored for extraordinary generosity, Eagle of the Cross honorees named

Twenty youths were selected from Archdiocese of Baltimore parishes and high schools to receive the Eagle of the Cross award.
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Floridians hit the road, make parish pilgrimage for religious freedom

A small group of South Florida Catholics embarked June 27 on a daylong pilgrimage to the five Catholic parishes in the Florida Keys.
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Every summer has a story (or 25)

One of the highlights of my childhood summers was joining the Harford County Public Library’s Summer Reading Program. My brother and I would tear through chapter books at home, alongside the Chesapeake Bay on Tilghman Island, or on the beach in Ocean City in a race to see who could get to the
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Cardinal Dolan: Pope will have ‘profound, lasting impact’ on New Yorkers

The 30 hours or so Pope Francis will spend in New York in September will be relatively brief, yet extremely profound and lasting.
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Sister Irene Juras, O.S.F., former Baltimore educator, dies

A funeral Mass for Sister Irene Juras of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia was offered July 1 at Assisi House in Aston, Pa. Sister Irene died June 28.
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Praise for pastoral letter

Archbishop William E. Lori’s pastoral, letter “A Light Brightly Visible,” is an excellent message to all Catholics. It is an easily read and understandable message.
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New church with capacity of 700 will accommodate Frederick growth

When completed, a new church for St. Katharine Drexel in Frederick will accommodate up to 700 worshippers.
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Sister Helene Fee, I.H.M., dies at 76

A funeral Mass for Sister Helene Fee of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, was offered June 26 at Our Lady of Peace Residence in Scranton, Pa.
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Messy Mondays

In the lime green room, plastic  covers the floor.  It’s the perfect setup for the birth of a Jackson Pollack masterpiece, but today’s artists are much smaller.  Toddlers waddle across the canvas in onesies and diapers armed with a variety of painting tools, their parents chatting and distributing red, orange,
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