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Friday’s blog was my 300th here.That’s no blogging record, but it was still a surprise to me. When my first blog was posted here March 1, 2012, I wasn’t really sure what to expect. Since then I’ve connected with so many wonderful people through this space, and I am so
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Baltimore Ukrainian parishioners offer support to their homeland

“I’ve been sick watching what’s happening in Ukraine,” said Stephanie Polischuk.
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An Olympic confession, 100 days of school, first theater movie, and yet another horse party (7 Quick Takes Friday)

— 1 —Let’s start with a confession. We have watched none of the Olympics. I don’t really know how to work our TV, and the Olympics come on after our sons are in bed—or should be. Then once they’re in bed, I’m loading the dishwasher or writing or falling asleep
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How do you control your final wish – funeral pre-need planning

If you went to meet the Lord today, our Catholic faith affirms that the spiritual body would enter into eternal life. However, what would happen to the natural body that is left behind?
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Former St. Mary’s vice rector named president rector of St. Patrick’s Seminary and University

Sulpician Father Gladstone H. Stevens has been named president rector of St. Patrick’s Seminary and University in Menlo Park, Calif., effective June 1.
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PARISH MILESTONES: St. Rose of Lima celebrates 100 years

St. Rose of Lima in Brooklyn marked the beginning of its centennial anniversary this month.
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Preschool bully

“I’m not your friend.”The words no mother ever wants to hear when dropping her child off at preschool.Collin, who is easily excited, called out to another classmate near the door. “Hey, Derrick,” he said, unzipping his coat.“Go away,” Derrick said.“Check out my lion shirt!”“Go away. I’m not your friend.”“Yes you
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Archdiocese ends fiscal year in strong position

Buoyed by increased contributions and a strengthened economy, the Archdiocese of Baltimore ended Fiscal Year 2012-2013 in a stronger position.
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Driving Saint Patrick: The charioteer who saved the Irish saint

   My good friend Tim sends the Gospel Reflection from Notre Dame University to me each morning. He is a grad and one of the biggest fans that the Fighting Irish have ever had. Each morning I enjoy reading this reflection on the day’s Gospel reading, as well as their prayer
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Sister Kathleen Ashe, O.P., dies

A funeral Mass for Sinsinawa Dominican Sister Kathleen “Kaye” Ashe will be offered March 1.
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