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Local author finds God’s presence

I was fortunate enough to be given a copy of “I Never Really Left” by Jozef J. Goethals.
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The sad case of Karen Klein: a bullied grandmother and the collapse of authority

By now, most people have seen the heartbreaking video of Karen Klein, a bus monitor, being endlessly tormented by a group of middle school students, who mocked, poked, and threatened her. Klein does her best to ignore the taunts, but at one point, she breaks down into tears. It’s upsetting
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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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Parishes host Fortnight for Freedom events

Across the Archdiocese of Baltimore, events are held to commemorate the June 21-July 4 Fortnight for Freedom.
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Calvert Hall puts four in Under Armour All-America game

Calvert Hall will have a strong presence in the June 30 Under Armour game.
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Movie Review: Magic Mike

See why John Mulderig says moviegoers would be "misguided" if they watch this film.
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‘Many Are Called … Few Are Chosen’

  No, that’s not some weird paraphrase of a passage from the Bible. It’s actually the tagline for a show that my younger brother and I love to watch, “Ninja Warrior.” A Japanese-based show, it is a grueling obstacle course known in Japan as Sasuke. Sasuke is run two times per
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Polo players team up with Catholic Charities

For seventh year, Catholic Charities' polo match draws support for Our Daily Bread.
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Court bars mandatory life without parole for youths, rejects cross case

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25 that mandatory life sentences without possibility of parole for crimes committed by juveniles are an unconstitutional violation of the Eighth Amendment’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
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