If you’re really thankful, you wouldn’t throw it away

At the mere mention of Thanksgiving, my mouth starts watering. The turkey, stuffing, mash potatoes, corn pudding, pie, and yes, sauerkraut (if you’re from Baltimore). It’s all so good. Spending time with family is nice, too, but the food, THE FOOD, is heavenly.It has always been this way. At its
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Spiritual adoption: Daily prayer program remembers unborn babies

Unborn babies in danger of losing their lives to abortion, illness or dire medical conditions are being remembered.
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Blakefield teacher got around on milestone birthday

Most guys celebrate their 50th birthday by blowing out the candles on a cake. A few opt for something more strenuous, such as a day of sport fishing or a round of golf.Then there is Chris Cucuzzella, a physics teacher and coach at Loyola Blakefield, who marked that milestone Nov.
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Black history on display at St. Frances Academy

Artifacts on view Nov. 16, in the middle of Black Catholic History Month, included the diary of Josephite Father Charles Uncles.
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Annual collection for CCHD to take place Nov. 23-24

A special collection will be held the weekend of Nov. 23-24 to benefit CCHD, the U.S. bishops’ domestic anti-poverty program that was launched in 1970.
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Diabetes doesn’t make life easy, but can be controlled says Baltimore longshoreman

The first time Boston Oliver experienced low blood sugar leading to hypoglycemia or “sugar shock,” he had no idea what was going on.
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‘Beautiful Oops!’

I am a murderer of trees. All art teachers are. We go through more paper than The Baltimore Sun.“Can I get some more paper?” asks the girl in the jumper who tugs at my shirtwaist. “I made my house too big.”“Mrs. Barberry! I need to start over!” one student will
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Giving thanks for Cardinal Keeler

I am proud to devote this year’s Thanksgiving column to my beloved predecessor and offer thanks for his many gifts on behalf of the church.
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All done

It seems that in some parishes, announcements have become more a test of patience than a time to inform parishioners of special activities in the community.
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St. Dominic alumnus rallies classmates for Baltimore’s first ‘Mass mob’

Typically, 40 to 50 people dot the pews of St. Dominic in Hamilton at Saturday evening Mass.
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Hunt Valley woman donates organ to fellow parishioner

On July 4, Sharon Christie walked for 15 minutes on the treadmill at her gym.
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Dad’s kidney keeps daughter going

Not that she wanted to, but Lindsey Duquette couldn’t eat a grapefruit.
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