New community center enriches Woodlawn parish

After nearly eight years of fundraising, the St. Gabriel Community Center was officially dedicated Feb. 22.
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There’s a reason it’s called ‘Good Friday’

As we move through Holy Week toward the Holy Triduum and Easter, how do we approach with joy events so poignant and sad? The betrayal of Jesus, his Passion and death by crucifixion show the brutal way in which we, humans, treated the greatest gift of all: the Son of God. In an interview
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Six hundred teen pilgrims brave cold to ‘Walk in Truth’

Despite the cold, an estimated 600 teens from across the archdiocese participated in the annual youth pilgrimage March 28.
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Imitate Jesus’ humility and service, pope says at Palm Sunday Mass

On Palm Sunday, Pope Francis remembered all those who "sacrifice themselves daily."
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Western Maryland youths begin Holy Week reaching out to poor

70 teens from all the parishes of Western Maryland began their Holy Week at the event walking through frigid city streets.
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Vigil remembers overdose victims in Westminster

Seventy nine people have died of prescription-drug and heroin overdoses in Carroll County in less than three years. St. John in Westminster was the location for a vigil to remember them.
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Cristo Rey Jesuit High School names new president

William Heiser, currently principal of Catonsville High School, has been selected as Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s new president.
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Where are they now? – Candace Dold

Since my career at the Catholic Review has now stretched past the 15-year-mark, I thought it might be fun to take a look back at some of the individuals I have interviewed and see where their life journey has taken them.I wrote about Candace Dold a little more than 14
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Fantastic gymnastics

At the recommendation of Frank’s teachers, I registered him for gymnastics at a local recreation center. I took one look at the room, covered in foam blocks and mats of primary colors, soft toys, a small set of parallel bars, and a 10 foot long trampoline, and knew it would
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Precious memories preserved in book about Baltimore’s Little Italy

The Italian immigrant experience and the history of Baltimore’s storied Italian neighborhood are captured in a new book.
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Maryland Day observance at Basilica celebrates freedom of religion

What do Pope Francis, Prince Charles and a church in historic St. Mary’s City have in common?
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