MCC provides background primer on Obama, Romney

The Maryland Catholic Conference, the lobbying arm of the state’s Catholic bishops, has compiled a resource that lists the positions of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on a number of topics of interest to Catholic voters.
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Sisters Academy hosts fundraiser: ‘Are You Smarter Than a 6th Grader?’

Four teams from Sisters Academy, as well as celebrities, participated in a fundraiser.
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Catholic Relief Services revamps Rice Bowl initiative

A longtime Lenten staple, Operation Rice Bowl has undergone a makeover.
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Why I’m pro-life – a logical approach

Like most Catholics, I have trouble understanding the premature termination of human life. Our pro-life stance is one of the defining traits of our faith. For non-Catholics, however, our perspective on abortion seems archaic, naïve, hypocritical, misogynistic, and insensitive, among many other pejoratives.  Problem It’s easy to become emotional
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‘Saints to Lean On’ profiles a special group of saints

One of the difficult things for anyone to come to terms with is the acceptance of a chronic illness or disease. It’s a whole different story if you become the caregiver of such a special person.As Catholics, we often look to saints who have much in common with our own
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Choose to be for life and for love

Since abortion has been legalized in the United States since the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision, there have been approximately 53 million abortions performed in the U.S. and roughly 4 to 8 million adoptions.
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Archbishop says defending life, liberty part of the New Evangelization

Archbishop Lori says it is a critical time for American Catholics to stand up for life and religious freedom.
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St. Ursula couple chose life, though it also meant death

St. Ursula, Parkville, parishioners Steve and Stephanie Shock share the story of their son.
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Western MD parishes overcome challenges to form one parish family

In 2009, a third of Cumberland’s Catholics were 60 or older, and funerals were twice as common as baptisms.
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Renewal with two weeks to live

I may have told this story before. Some stories are worth repeating. Back in 1952, at age 42, Lester Levenson had two massive heart attacks.
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Father Michael Roach receives McCloskey award

Father Michael J. Roach, pastor of St. Bartholomew in Manchester and adjunct faculty member of Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg for more than 30 years, received the National Alumni Association’s 37th annual John Cardinal McCloskey Award.
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