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Despite storm destruction, Clarksville picnic goes on

Storms June 29 affect parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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The best feeling in the world

Since the birth of my second child five weeks ago, I’ve struggled to find a meaningful way to describe the experience for you. Our world is a revolving door with people coming and going at an astonishing rate. Nearly 50, 000 babies are born every day. So why should you
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Guest commentary: Remember veterans

Dennis Smith, director of the VA Maryland Health Care System, talks about the meaning Fourth of July has for veterans.
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The power of losing electricity

The lights flickered once, then twice, and stayed on. Just when we were thinking we might not lose electricity, the neighborhood went dark. We had just enough time to find the flashlights and go to bed. When we woke up Saturday morning, you could feel the heat creeping into the house.
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Former Essex pastor to retire

Father Paul J. Henry, who served parishes in Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Harford counties, is retiring, effective July 1.
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Roman holiday makes for unusual celebration day for pallium group

  ROME – Archbishop William E. Lori capped off an eventful day after receiving the pallium from Pope Benedict XVI with celebrations large and more intimate. The Baltimore archbishop, along with other archbishops from the Unites States – Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia and Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of Denver – were joined by...
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Retiring longtime Crofton pastor known for compassion, sincerity

After serving St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Crofton for 25 years, Father Edward C. Connelly is retiring July 1.
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Sacred Heart of Jesus carnival draws crowd

Sacred Heart of Jesus Church turned its parking lot into a carnival for all to enjoy.
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Archbishop Lori’s address on the eve of receiving pallium

On June 28, Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori delivered this address on religious Liberty Most Reverend to the Religious Liberty Observatory of the Italian Ministry of External Affairs and the City of Rome
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Mountains are moving as Teresa waits for a new heart

A few weeks ago, I invited you to pray that Teresa would be listed for a heart transplant. God is so good! Prayer has moved mountains yet again for Teresa! Not only has this sweet little girl been listed to receive a transplant, but her family received the news that their
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Baltimore archbishop prepares for pallium in Rome

  ROME – Pilgrims joining Archbishop William E. Lori in the Eternal City to witness the ceremony in which he will receive the pallium from Pope Benedict XVI had a busy first couple of days. The group includes some folks from the Archdiocese of Baltimore, as well as some of the
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