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Wit & Wisdom: We win some, we lose some

Since I often write my columns well in advance of their publication, it's difficult to be “timely” in my topics! For example, I'm writing this column the day after the Ravens’ loss to the Patriots. Right now this is a “hot” topic. In a few weeks it may just be a game we fans want...
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Former St. Agnes student flips for gymnastics

Joe Kreft had never participated in gymnastics, but hearing about and seeing Maryland’s Gymkana exhibition team left him intrigued.
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February consistory to create new cardinals will feature changes

VATICAN CITY – In part to avoid giving the impression that becoming a cardinal is a sacrament or quasi-sacrament, Pope Benedict XVI will use a revised, streamlined prayer service to create 22 new cardinals in February.
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Catholic press combines old, new forms of media

The Catholic Press in the U.S. and Canada are pushing for news and feature articles to be available in more ways at more frequent intervals.
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Movie Review: The Vow

Channin Tatum isn't gone, but he is forgotten in this romantic comedy.
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Komen’s good work overshadowed by controversy

What are the folks at Komen thinking? Perhaps the better question is: Are they thinking at all, or are they allowing themselves to be swayed by political pressures?
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Mount president calls for day of fasting

Mount St. Mary’s University president Thomas H. Powell has called for a day of prayer and fasting in support of religious liberty.
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Getting into hot water isn’t always bad

Father Joseph Breighner talks about the physical and spiritual benefits of drinking water - hot or cold.
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Day 2 of Countdown to Valentine’s Day: Love Advice from Third Graders

Third-graders from Ss. James and John School in Baltimore City share their sentiments about Valentine's Day.
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Archdiocese unveils video promoting Baltimore Basilica

Six years after the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was restored to its original architectural glory, America’s first cathedral is again stepping into the spotlight.
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Calvert Hall grad heads state VA health system

Calvert Hall graduate Dennis Smith shares how his career and family life have been supported and energized by his Catholic faith.
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