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Mark Pacione, ‘giant’ in youth ministry, dies at 60

Mark D. Pacione, a nationally respected leader in youth and young adult ministry, died suddenly Dec. 29.
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The morning offering: A New Year’s resolution for all

What is the first thought that enters your mind when you wake up? Is it what you watched last night on television or what you have to do at work that day? Is it your spouse or children? Do you reach for your phone and check Facebook or email? Or,
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Frederick’s last SSND says sisters’ legacy lives on with lay people

In 1976, the School Sister of Notre Dame’s Baltimore province allowed, for the first time, sisters to request their placements.
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An uncertain homecoming: When child suffers stroke, Esperanza Center steps in

Cinthia, an immigrant who lives in Baltimore, anticipated an April phone call confirming her two daughters, ages 9 and 12.
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Train gardens capture wonder of Christmas

Father Michael Carrion, pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary in Baynesville, still pulls out the trains, trolleys and ceramic houses his father bought.
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Mary said “Yes!”

It's always incredible to me when I attend daily mass and hear a theme reinforced the following Sunday in other readings. It reminds me that Scripture is alive and well and can touch us deeply if we keep our hearts and minds open.For the fourth Sunday of Advent, we were
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Hyatt Regency, Target wrap Franciscan Center guests in warmth – one blanket at a time

This Christmas season, the Franciscan Center was able to distribute 500 blankets to guests.
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This Christmas, embrace the chaos

“The Chaos Mass”That was the description Father Mike Triplett gave to the 4 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass I signed up to lector at my home parish, Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Essex. It is with affection that Father Mike uses the phrase, as he looks forward to the spirit
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Real presence focus of annual Franciscan Greccio

Hosted by the Conventual Franciscans whose friary includes the shrine, the living Nativity alternated between carols and Scripture readings.
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Monsignor Cook, longtime Cockeysville pastor, set to retire

St. Joseph will celebrate a farewell Mass Jan. 25 at noon, followed by a parish open house.
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Interfaith leaders join mayor in vigil against violence

Archbishop Lori was among a diverse group of Christian, Jewish and Muslim religious leaders who spoke at an interfaith prayer vigil.
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