“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” –Confucius Even before we got married, it was always in the back of our minds. We’d try to become parents the usual way. If God didn’t send us children by birth, we could adopt. It sounded simple enough. As years passedRead More
As we all know, Ash Wednesday recently kicked off the season of Lent. One of the activities hosted by the Campus Ministry department at Calvert Hall is Lenten Small Groups. Starting before school and running through homeroom, about 350 students gather in small groups with friends and a faculty member to share theirRead More
God is a masterful artist. As I left my health club the other day and walked through the parking lot to my car, for some reason unbeknownst to me, I looked up toward the heavens. And there it was. I was staring at a breathtaking sunset sky, complete with bright orange, light pinkRead More
Tracey Ford has been named the first lay president of Maryvale Preparatory School. Ford succeeds Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Shawn Marie Maguire, who has been president and headmistress of the Brooklandville school since 1981.Read More
This month I take on hospital food at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore. Lenten themes of healing, faith and food can come together perfectly in a hospital cafeteria, especially if it’s named after God’s mercy.Read More
I got the chance to sit down for an interview with October Baby co-director/writer/producer Jon Erwin and two of the stars of the film earlier today down in Washington. The movie comes out March 23, but I saw a sneak preview about a month ago. Thanks to the interviews today,Read More
Religious leaders joined other death penalty opponents March 7 to speak before a general assembly committee in support of Senate Bill 872, which would repeal the death penalty in Maryland.Read More
Of the more than 450 youths and a dozen adults who were honored at the 81st annual Archdiocesan Scout Mass March 4 at St. Casimir Church a group of Boy Scouts from Harford County were most noticeable.Read More