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Orioles magic: A night at the ballgame with the next generation of Orioles fans

As a child growing up in Baltimore in the 1980s, I rooted for the Orioles. Everyone did.I thought of the players as members of the Baltimore family—and I always believed they would win. Who wouldn’t believe Jim Palmer and Brooks Robinson could make magic happen at Memorial Stadium? They did
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Shared faith should lead to joint action, pope and patriarch say

Pope Francis and Armenian Apostolic Catholicos Karekin II urged common action on behalf of persecuted Christians and refugees.
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Christians should apologize for helping to marginalize gays, pope says

At the mention of the massacre in early June at a gay nightclub in Florida, Pope Francis closed his eyes as if in pain and shook his head.
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Marvel’s “Daredevil” weighs questions of faith and violence

Introspection on one’s faith can come from the strangest and unlikeliest of places – including an action-packed Netflix series called “Daredevil.”
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U.S. Supreme Court strikes down regulations on Texas abortion clinics

In a 5-3 vote June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down restrictions on Texas abortion clinics.
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Father Rubeling’s priestly ordination is a family affair

Archbishop William E. Lori ordained Father Michael Rubeling as the newest priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore June 25.
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Some 2,300 graduate from Catholic high schools in the Baltimore archdiocese

Twenty Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore graduated a combined 2,298 seniors this spring.
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Sister Catherine Marie McGranary, D.C., served for 69 years

Sister Catherine Marie McGranary, of the Daughters of Charity, had served as a Daughter of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul for 69 years.
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Never again: Pope prays for Armenian genocide victims, future peace

Pope Francis formally paid tribute to the estimated 1.5 million Armenians killed by Ottoman Turks in 1915-18.
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Pope hails Colombia peace accord, briefly comments on ‘Brexit’

The decision of English voters to leave the EU "was the will expressed by the people," the pope said.
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Curley valedictorian looks to outer space

He will attend the Universty of Maryland, College Park, where he plans to study aerospace engineering on a “space track.”
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Movie Review: Central Intelligence

A high IQ is not a prerequisite for seeing “Central Intelligence” (Warner Bros.). What this dimwitted action comedy demands instead are stamina and perseverance.
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