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April 16, 2012

Lent is over, but not our resolutions

 Lent is over, but not our resolutionsNot too many people miss Lent. After all, putting away your hairshirt, if you’re a Carthusian, does not elicit the same post-holiday depression as packing up your Christmas ornaments. Moreover, Lent ends with most glorious feast of the Christian calendar, which is hardly comparable
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April 16, 2012

Let the little children come to me

 Wow. When I wrote about our struggle with whether to take our young children to Mass, I never expected such an overwhelming response. So many of you have been there – or are still there – and offered helpful advice and encouragement. I even felt a little ashamed that I haven’t
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April 15, 2012

Lettuce Pray – Finding humor in faith

 "As the pastor said to the cabbage patch, lettuce pray."Those were the words of Father Matthew Buening, pastor of St. Paul's Parish in Ellicott City, during Masses this weekend. His timing, both comedic and, in the religious setting, couldn't have been better. It caught some people off guard and others
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April 14, 2012

Archbishop Lori: “There is definite push back against religious liberty”

 During an appearance on EWTN's The World Over, the Archdiocese of Baltimore's incoming Archbishop William E. Lori addressed the continuing religious liberty fight.The World Over's host, Raymond Arroyo, asked the archbishop, who will be installed in Baltimore May 16, if the bishops hope the fight will have some impact in
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April 13, 2012

Opera singer uses his voice, talent in church

Christopher Rhodovi was going to join the U.S. Army, but he found himself singing opera instead.
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April 13, 2012

Cristo Rey’s $5.35 million footprint

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School outlines its contributions to Baltimore City in an Economic and Community Benefit Profile.
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April 12, 2012

Sad, sad story of Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman

The sad, sad story of Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman continues to remain in our national consciousness. It has primarily been presented as evidence that we are still not getting race relations right. The subsequent marches, rallies and speeches have all alluded to it.
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April 12, 2012

Movie Review: Bully

With the poignant documentary “Bully” (Weinstein), filmmaker Lee Hirsch sheds light on a widespread and tenacious social problem and provides a valuable starting point for family discussions.
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April 11, 2012

Review “Bully” Is Worth Fighting For

  Alex Libby is picked on relentlessly in "Bully." (Courtesy The Weinstein Company)    Near the end of the documentary“Bully,” a school principal sits down with the parents of a constantly picked on pre-teen. The mother implores the principal to stop the bullies from attacking her son, Alex Libby, on the bus  
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April 11, 2012

Cockeysville students win at science fair, oratory contest

Middle school students from St. Joseph School in Cockeysville,won first and second place at the Baltimore Science Fair.
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April 11, 2012

The Sunday dilemma

 OK, I’ll admit it. Most Sundays I go alone to the 9 a.m. Mass and John goes to the 11. Our boys stay home.It’s not that we don’t want our sons to experience the beauty of the Mass, to hum along with the hymns, smell the incense, and maybe even
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April 11, 2012

With faith, you don’t have to wait for love, joy and happiness

Maybe you didn't with the Lottery, but faith gives you a good freeling every day.
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