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March 28, 2012

Men challenged to get into spiritual shape

Danny Abramowicz is convinced that too many men have “dropped the ball” when it comes nurturing their spiritual lives.

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March 27, 2012

John Carroll sophomore remembered as “saintly”

Xavia Pirozzi was buried on a bright, sunny day, fitting for a teenager who is said to have always smiled.

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March 27, 2012

See God’s love during Holy Week

Holy Week is at hand. How can we look at this holiest of times in a new way?

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March 27, 2012

Trayvon Martin case shows everyone deserves justice, peace

AP photo Fourteen years ago, one of the my closest childhood friends, Anthony Jamaal Thomas, was stabbed and killed for his Eddie Bauer jacket coming out of a movie theater in a mall. For a few days after, Anthony was mentioned in headlines across the Washington area and, then, was forgotten as the media moved

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March 26, 2012

‘Shear guts’ – Maryvale grad goes bald for charity

Just minutes before she was to have her long golden locks shaved off for charity, 24-year-old Erin Shannon spoke of the words of wisdom her father had given to her.

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March 25, 2012

Hunger Games Review: Are We Living In The Capitol? Spoilers

Last week, I posted a blog titled "The Hunger Games' Teenage Violence Stirs Controversy" that has drawn a lot of interest and many comments. As I said in the post, I had not read the books, which were intended for young adult audiences. Of course, "The Hunger Games" has drawn

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March 23, 2012

Review: October Baby Can’t Be Ignored

October Baby is the movie few people want, but its message can't be pushed to the side.The film, which opens today in nearly 400 theaters across the country, is about a teenage girl, Hannah, who discovers she survived an abortion. She goes on a trip to try and find the

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March 23, 2012

Another of God’s great mysteries

I was talking to a young lady who was studying for a big test in medical school. She had been cutting up cadavers in her class, and the test required that she be able to identify various veins and muscles. She said that the test was so difficult because various tissues look so different from...

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March 23, 2012

Pinterest-ing things happen at the Mount

If Mount St. Mary’s University’s newest social network page winds up being a game-changer, its success can be pinned on senior Caitlyn Ahern.

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March 23, 2012

Cardinal expresses ‘disappointment’ on proposed sale of St. Joseph Medical Center

Cardinal Edwin F. O’Brien expressed disappointment March 23, after learning that the board of directors at St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson had recommended to Catholic Health Initiatives that the hospital transfer ownership to the University of Maryland Medical System.

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