Catholic Charities to begin managing Baltimore’s homeless shelter July 1

UPDATED Catholic Charities of Baltimore will assume management of Baltimore City’s homeless shelter and associated programs July 1.
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Boy Scouts Bullied for Upholding Moral, Christian Values

Pray for the Boy Scouts.The Boy Scouts of America’s (BSA) National Council is voting today whether or not to allow openly gay boys to become Boy Scouts. The Council, comprised of 1,400 Scout leaders, has been given the charge after the BSA Board punted on the issue, allowing the Council
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All things bright and beautiful…and a hot dog

When I realized Leo’s Pre-K class was planning a field trip to the zoo and his younger brother's class wouldn’t be going, I wondered whether Daniel would be upset. But he didn’t seem to care.I tried not to mention it too often, but when it came up, I made sure
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St. Agnes’ new community project pays homage to Baltimore’s Babe

St. Agnes Hospital hopes to transform the site where The Cardinal Gibbons School was located into Gibbons Commons, a mixed-use development.
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Asking for help is OK, but don’t become dependent

I feel I must respond to Paul McMullen’s article “Strong, silent – and sad.”
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NDP seniors make a splash

Traditions abound at Notre Dame Preparatory School. One of them is the annual pool jump.
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Baltimore’s new priests come from afar

Learn about Deacons Marrero and Okeke, who will be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Baltimore June 8.
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Strong, silent – and sad

The most disturbing news this spring regarding human nature was not announced with violent video, but with cold numbers in a long-range governmental study.
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Hello darling: Chris Gaul still reaching out

One of my guilty pleasures in the summer is ending a work day that began early with a rapid walk around the golf course. On May 14, after the most recent issue of the Catholic Review had gone to bed, I went home, let Nelly the mutt out back, then
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Anne Arundel County senator receives education award

Anne Arundel County State Sen. James DeGrange was educated in a Catholic school decades ago, but the values-based education he received as a youth has stuck with him.
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B-I-N-G-O, and Bingo was our game-o

If I had been paying attention, I would have noticed the burning smell as I was driving to pick up the boys. It wasn’t until I reached the school and got out of the car that I saw smoke coming from the hood.That couldn’t be good.I called my husband, who
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