I strongly disagree with Father Shay Auerbach’s “Many Cultures | Una Familia” column (CR, May 17). He would have us believe that the United States is unfriendly to immigrants and wants to send them all back to their own countries.Read More

 If you've ever met Pat Sprankle and Sean Comber, you know they are both creative and innovative. Pat's the youth minister at St. Louis in Clarksville and recently was honored with the Cardinal Shehan Award for his service. Sean is a college-aged young adult who has been a major contributor inRead More

Archbishop William E. Lori talks about the places and people he has visited in his first few days as the new archbishop of Baltimore.Read More

Twenty-one students in the Archdiocese of Baltimore have been awarded 2012 Knott scholarships.Read More

It’s a great time of year to be a sports fan in Maryland. The Orioles have been leading the American League East most of this young season and playing a brand of baseball that hasn’t been seen in Charm City since a certain player who wore number 8 was inRead More

The Maryland Marriage Alliance submitted 122,481 signatures to the Maryland Secretary of State’s office May 29 – surpassing the nearly 57,000 needed.Read More

The men’s lacrosse team from Loyola University in Maryland completed an historic season May 28.Read More

 We adopted both of our sons when they were toddlers. They were full of opinions and wishes and preferences, but they didn’t always have the English to make that clear.Picking food or outfits or books was easy enough. They just pointed.It takes more language, however, to tell your mother whichRead More