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Sister Mary Christina Bryce, SSND dies

A funeral Mass for School Sister of Notre Dame Mary Christina Bryce was offered July 25 at the Chapel at Villa Assumpta, Baltimore. Sister Christina died of congestive heart failure July 20. She was 89.
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15 tips to practice to enhance your happiness

Father Breighner talks about the importance of smiling and offers tips for happiness.
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Sister Mary Margherita Sauble, S.S.N.D., dies

A funeral Mass for School Sister of Notre Dame Mary Margherita Sauble was offered July 20 at the chapel at Villa Assumpta in Towson. Sister Mary Margherita died July 16. She was 80-years-old and had been a sister for 57 years.
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Baltimore mayor stars in new coalition’s first DREAM Act ad

Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake calls the Maryland DREAM Act “right” and “fair” in an advertisement launched July 23 by the measure’s advocacy group, Educating Maryland Kids.
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Baltimore County will honor Olympic medalist from Mount St. Joe

 Good news on the Tommy Hannan/Olympian Park front.Marjorie Hampson, the director of the Baltimore County Office of Tourism and Promotion, saw my blog entry on Hannan, a Mount St. Joseph grad and gold medal swimmer at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, being absent from the county’s Olympian Park in Towson.Hampson followed
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Religious communities assist asylum seekers

Asylee Women Enterprise (A.W.E.), a Lutherville-based nonprofit organization helps women seeking asylum.
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‘In service of one, in service of all’

As this issue of the Catholic Review goes to press, I am preparing to take part in the annual convention of the Knights of Columbus, which will be held this year in Anaheim, California.
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Health care professionals assert common sense with technology

Dr. Marc I. Leavey recently walked into an exam room at his Lutherville office to meet with a patient and found the man feverously typing on his laptop, unable to divert his attention.
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Love and loss: IND president finds love again

One year and three weeks after her husband died, Mary Funke became acutely aware that she was alone during a Halloween party.
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Loyola University Maryland student develops hospice research project

TIMONIUM – Stephanie Tsang’s adult life is just beginning, but she is passionately learning about end-of-life care.
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With Catholic Charities’ help, Filipino orphans seek adoption in Baltimore area

Four orphaned children from Manila, Philippines, are visiting Maryland for four weeks in hope of finding an adoptive family.
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Ellicott City VBS raises $1,500 for Haiti parish

Nickels and dimes added up to big money at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Ellicott City. Children participating in the parish’s Vacation Bible School July 9-13 raised $1,500 for its sister parish, Our Lady of the Nativity in Verrettes, Haiti.
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