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Hello darling: Chris Gaul still reaching out

One of my guilty pleasures in the summer is ending a work day that began early with a rapid walk around the golf course. On May 14, after the most recent issue of the Catholic Review had gone to bed, I went home, let Nelly the mutt out back, then
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Anne Arundel County senator receives education award

Anne Arundel County State Sen. James DeGrange was educated in a Catholic school decades ago, but the values-based education he received as a youth has stuck with him.
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Strong, silent – and sad

The most disturbing news this spring regarding human nature was not announced with violent video, but with cold numbers in a long-range governmental study.
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Bishops wrong on death penalty ban

Re Christopher Gunty’s editorial on capital punishment, “Justice or vengeance?," the banning of capital punishment, which is supported by Gunty and the bishops (in Baltimore and the USCCB), is inconsistent with the teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
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Parishioners mourn after Baltimore priest’s mother killed, father injured in crash

Sharon Bialek, mother of Father Mark S. Bialek, pastor of Resurrection of Our Lord in Laurel, died May 20 from injuries she sustained after being struck by a car May 18.
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B-I-N-G-O, and Bingo was our game-o

If I had been paying attention, I would have noticed the burning smell as I was driving to pick up the boys. It wasn’t until I reached the school and got out of the car that I saw smoke coming from the hood.That couldn’t be good.I called my husband, who
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Six men ordained as transitional deacons

People in support of six men ordained transitional deacons packed the basilica May 18.
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Sights from Preakness 2013

Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore hosted the 138th running of the Preakness Stakes May 18.
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Murphy’s Law, Hospitals and Healing

Not an optimist, Murphy said, "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong."We often laugh ironically in my family that whenever Murphy's Law strikes, it hits Murphys tenfold. But the reality is not so funny.My daughter Katie was hospitalized last November for eight days with stomach ulcers. She's only 24.
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7 quick takes Friday (Vol. 11)

— 1 —On Mother’s Day morning Leo and I went to Mass together. When we got home, he asked for paper and scissors and cut out a heart for me. Then his little brother had to do it, too, though he needed a bit more help. Those cut-out hearts, along
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Recognize your sin, ask forgiveness, pope says at Mass

The key problem in everyone's relationship with God is not that they sin, but that they are not ashamed of their sin and don't ask forgiveness, Pope Francis said.
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My “Bike to Work Day” Anniversary

Today I celebrated my 4th annual participation in National Bike to Work Day. In case you aren't familiar with this awesome day, it occurs every year, on the third Friday in May. May is also National Bike Month.So, to celebrate Bike to Work Day, "pit stops" were set up around
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