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June 5, 2014

Communication breakdown

On the morning of Frank’s second birthday, Collin was more excited than the boy of the hour about the events of the day. As I was getting the boys into their Orioles party gear, Collin chattered away: “And we’re going to have cupcakes … and all my friends and cousins

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June 4, 2014

On the go: Internship prepares Seton Keough grad for future career

When Rebecca Lewis enters the exercise science program at Salisbury University in the fall, she will be years ahead of her peers.

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June 4, 2014

Why no outcry against drones?

So much has been written about contraception and abortion, but the cries are hushed when it comes to unjust wars.

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June 4, 2014

MCC explains where the church stands on life issues

In this article, the Catholic Review highlights the MCC focus of life issues.

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June 4, 2014

Pope: Piety is embracing God, others with real love, not fake devotion

Being pious is not squeezing one’s eyes shut to the world and putting on a sweet little angel face, Pope Francis said.

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June 4, 2014

Where in the world is Mother Seton?

Since January, Mother Seton School has been asking “Where in the world is Mother Seton?”

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June 3, 2014

Sister Elizabeth Grannan, S.P., dies

A funeral Mass was to be offered for Sister Elizabeth Grannan June 6.

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June 3, 2014

Loyola Blakefield seniors promote marrow registry in memory of classmate

The death of classmate Joe Gorman in 2011 galvanized his classmates' commitment to expanding the national donor database.

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June 3, 2014

MCC supports legislation improving relationship between law enforcement, immigrants

In this article, the Catholic Review highlights the MCC issue of immigration.

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June 3, 2014

Better than recess: The gift of an unexpected rainstorm

An email popped up on my computer. The mother who was scheduled to help with playground duty had to cancel, and the school needed volunteers. Every time I had volunteered for the job before, it had snowed or rained and I didn’t get to go.But this was different. It was

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