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December 22, 2014

Confection connection: St. Joseph School students create some 275 gingerbread houses

What do 252 students and 270 pounds of frosting have in common?

December 21, 2014

Real presence focus of annual Franciscan Greccio

Hosted by the Conventual Franciscans whose friary includes the shrine, the living Nativity alternated between carols and Scripture readings.

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December 21, 2014

Monsignor Cook, longtime Cockeysville pastor, set to retire

St. Joseph will celebrate a farewell Mass Jan. 25 at noon, followed by a parish open house.

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December 18, 2014

Interfaith leaders join mayor in vigil against violence

Archbishop Lori was among a diverse group of Christian, Jewish and Muslim religious leaders who spoke at an interfaith prayer vigil.

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December 18, 2014

Special delivery from Djibouti, Navy officer surprises his children in Harford

An unexpected gift arrived a week before Christmas for a Harford County family.

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December 18, 2014

What my unborn daughter taught me about Advent

This Advent, I am anticipating the arrival of a little baby. Yes, Jesus, but in my peculiar case, I am expecting another baby in addition to Him. You see, my wife is pregnant, and has a scheduled C-section for December 26.As the pregnancy drew on, people started to ask: “Are

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December 17, 2014

Newman will bring strong record of service to Mount St. Mary’s

Simon Newman told an executive search committee that after “making very rich people richer,” he was looking for a change.

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December 17, 2014

Baltimore’s Radio Mass moves to new station, adds info program

On the air for nearly 70 years, the Radio Mass of Baltimore will move Jan. 4 to a new station.

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December 16, 2014

As cards come this Christmas, take time to look and see

Earlier this month, the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., opened an exhibition dedicated to Renaissance and Baroque images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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