Going to a Catholic high school has many great benefits (too many to name!), one of which is the Office of Campus Ministry. Campus Ministry at Calvert Hall is responsible for Masses and prayer services, community service, service immersion trips, retreats, and managing the student peer ministers. Along with theseRead More

As you are reading elsewhere in this edition of the Catholic Review, the second Fortnight for Freedom is underway.Read More

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the federal Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, is unconstitutional in a 5-4 decision in U.S. v. Windsor.Read More

If you haven’t seen “Wreck-It Ralph,” you’re welcome to come to our house - not to watch the movie itself, but for a demonstration of the plot. In the 2012 Disney animated picture, protagonist Ralph instinctively (and not maliciously) breaks everything he comes into contact with, while Fix-it Felix earnsRead More

Archbishop William E. Lori said the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 26 decisions “will undoubtedly have far-reaching consequences."Read More

It's been a very long time since I watched Paula Deen on the Food Network. As a fitness professional, I just couldn't stomach watching her cook some of her recipes. And, I will admit that her accent began to make my skin crawl. So, I watched other shows (Rachael Ray is still at theRead More

There are few things in life that mean more to parents than wanting their children to succeed. Let’s be honest. Parents want their children to win and be winners. Period. Emotions fire and spill out onto the field of battle as parents cheer on their children.  Our oldest daughters just finishedRead More

The Catholic Review won 22 awards, including second place in the coveted General Excellence category, in the annual Catholic Press Association contest for newspapers and other publications.Read More