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.Read More

Artifacts on view Nov. 16, in the middle of Black Catholic History Month, included the diary of Josephite Father Charles Uncles.Read More

The first time Boston Oliver experienced low blood sugar leading to hypoglycemia or “sugar shock,” he had no idea what was going on.Read More

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 willRead More

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.Read More

Typically, 40 to 50 people dot the pews of St. Dominic in Hamilton at Saturday evening Mass.Read More

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

Sister Paula Marie Phelan has spent most of her life in the same place it started – Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore.Read More