2015 Graduate Profile: Full scholarship winner appreciates extracurricular learning at Cristo Rey

Taylor Luallen was chosen from seniors in the 28-school Cristo Rey Network to receive a four-year scholarship to Stevenson University.
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How to be a dad – it’s not about the doughnuts

Harold was a kind and gentle soul, a man of deep Catholic faith and of great integrity. He rarely said a bad word about anyone. In fact, at my dad’s wake, my cousin mentioned that he considered working for a man my father knew. When my dad said simply, “Watch out for that guy,” my...
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2015 Graduate Profile: St. Mary’s scholar-athlete looks to a rigorous future

Once commissioned, Pryal hopes to deploy with the Marines and care for them in the field as a trauma surgeon
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2015 Graduate Profile: Mercy researcher eyes cancer cure

Amanda Green was so inspired by a book about the spread of a deadly virus that it inspired her to pursue a career in molecular biology.
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Christian hope does not let sting of death poison your life, pope says

Faith in the afterlife mean the sting of losing a loved one does not have to leave behind a poisonous venom in our lives, Pope Francis said.
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The Female Thor: Is She Worthy?

When Marvel Comics transformed Thor, one of their most popular and masculine heroes, into a female character, the response was swift and hostile.
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Archdiocese commits $100,000 to city youth jobs

The Archdiocese of Baltimore has joined an effort of reaching out to the disenfranchised, pledging $100,000 toward Baltimore’s summer jobs program.
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Pope: Concern for poor is sign of Gospel, not red flag of communism

Focusing on poverty and sacrificing for the poor are the heart of the Gospel, not signs of communism, Pope Francis said at his morning Mass. Furthermore, if Christians don’t dig deep and generously open up their wallets, they do not have “genuine faith,” the pope said June 16.
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From Uganda to Baltimore: Deacon sees upcoming archdiocese priesthood as ‘missionary vocation’

Visa difficulties will prevent Deacon Ouma's parents, who live in Uganda, from being present for their son's priestly ordination.
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Growing old gratefully

Growing old gratefully is what poet Robert Browning had in mind when he opened his poem "Rabbi Ben Ezra" with these words: "Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be. The last of life for which the first was made. Our times are in His hand. Who saith 'A whole I planned,...
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2015 Graduate Profile: Catholic High leader shares science, debate skills

The path for women in the field of science has often been seen as difficult and daunting. Not, however, for Sarah Nakasone.
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Saying goodbye to preschool

Today our younger son graduates from preschool.It’s really not a big deal.I mean, it’s preschool.He’s learned his letters and his numbers. He can draw a fantastic truck. He is a master pumper on those swings. And he knows every school rule—and sometimes follows them.Preschool is preschool. It’s a starting point.
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