Lent is a time for conversion, returning to Christ, repenting and believing in the Gospel, Archbishop Lori said.Read More

Wait, it was Black History Month? It sure was. And aside from some civil rights-themed shows on cable, I didn't really notice. Oh, and there were the posters of the usual icons of Black History Month at the local mall (Thurgood Marshall, Harriet Tubman, etc.)When the month started, I hadRead More

A funeral Mass for School Sister of Notre Dame Dolores Baumgartner will be offered March 6.Read More

The event offered supporters an opportunity to push for legislation benefitting nonpublic schools.Read More

UPDATED: Catholic schools have been implementing "cyber days" to ensure that students continue to learn even in inclement weather.Read More

High school basketball fans will flock this month to Allegany County.Read More

One snow.Two snow.More snow?Boo, snow.The first storm? That was pretty cool.“Hurrah! We’re off and skipping school!”But now the snow day’s grown so old.We’re just plain done with cold, cold, cold.A five-day school week? No such thing.They’ve learned instead the snowball fling.On days when school’s on time—at last!They stumble to theRead More

I guess there really is no such thing as a reset after something terrible happens. Many of you read my previous post on the loss of my neighbor, Ms. Rose. Not long after, on of my aunts, Hilarie, had a heart attack and was hospitalized. She also required surgery. Luckily,Read More