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Catholic Throwback Thursday: Remembering the 1996 visit of Blessed Mother Teresa to Baltimore

Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997) in Baltimore on May 30, 1996"Any man, woman or child feeling unloved with nowhere to go is welcome to come here... I have no gold or silver to give you, but I'm giving you my sisters."--Mother Teresa at the 1992 dedication of her Missionaries
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8 lessons I learned while volunteering at field day

As a failure at my own elementary school field days, I had never looked forward to attending one before I signed up to volunteer at Leo’s. But it turned out to be a fantastic day.Here are just a few of the things I learned:1. Field Day is a real workout.
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Music Monday: Children’s choir sings “Hallelujah” as Pope Francis prays for peace in the Holy Land

“Inside every Christian, there is a Jew.” --Pope FrancisThis weekend’s pilgrimage of Pope Francis to the Holy Land to pray for peace comes fifty years after the historic visit to Jerusalem of Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras of Constantinople in 1964. Historic meeting on Jan. 8, 1964, on the Mount
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Our home sweet home

A year ago we were trying to get our house in order so we could put it on the market.When we listed it at the end of June, we knew we had to get the right offer to be able to buy another house. We would also probably have to
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John Carroll alum among U.S. Naval Academy graduates

More than 1,000 U.S. Naval Academy students are set to graduate May 23.
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Three questions with Lucy Colletti, a supporter of the troops

Lifelong Catholic Lucy Colletti feels residents of Charlestown, a retirement community in Catonsville, are making a difference by welcoming home U.S. troops.
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What America means to me

Students in Meghan O'Leary's seventh-grade class at St. Mark School in Catonsville participated in an essay contest on "What America Means to Me."
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Cancer-free Baltimore priest humbled by support of parishioners

In less than four years, Father John A. Williamson, an Archdiocese of Baltimore priest, has twice been told he has cancer.
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Archbishop Lori announces priest and deacon assignments

Archbishop William E. Lori of the Archdiocese of Baltimore announced the following priest and deacon assignments.
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A doctor, a priest and a pro-life advocate talk about ‘Sex, the Pill and Your Health’

At St. John Neumann in Annapolis, panelists weigh in on topic that some may find 'confusing.'
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A picture’s worth

As we were straggling out of Collin’s end-of-preschool picnic at Annie’s Playground, Ms. Andrews, his teacher, called after him, “Collin!  Wait!  I have to give you a hug!” She came dashing over to us in her turquoise trapeze tank, her asymmetrical dark hair swaying, big sunglasses in place, trusty spray bottle in hand.  (She uses
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