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Thoughts on our Church: To Rome with sobering thoughts of home

As I go to Rome for next week’s consistory, at which I will be elevated to the College of Cardinals, I do so with thoughts of the faith and ethical traditions that have long marked the Church in Baltimore, and the ethical standards that have been the hallmarks of the Maryland “experiment.”
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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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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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Day 3 of Countdown to Valentine’s Day: Who’s Your Valentine?

The third graders of Ss. James and John School in Baltimore City are preparing for Valentine’s Day
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Bishops react to President Obama’s HHS ‘compromise’

The president of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops have reacted to President Obama's compromise on the HHS mandate by saying there is more work to be done.
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Taking 100 in stride at Stella Maris

It was 83 years ago, but Elizabeth Emma Rather remembers how she and her fellow students at Baltimore’s Institute of Notre Dame were required to leave the classroom backwards and bless themselves with holy water placed near the door on their way out.
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Church recognizes those in the Consecrated Life

LINTHICUM – Every organization, business, and institution is only as strong as its members. The Catholic Church is no different, as the Archdiocese of Baltimore paused to recognize those within its ranks who have committed their lives to serving God and strengthening the church.
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St. William of York faces transition with grace

Nearly two years ago, St. William of York in Baltimore faced one of the most significant transitions of its nearly 100 years of existence. Its pastor of 14 years was reassigned, the school closed and the small faith community began sharing its new pastor with nearby St. Agnes in Catonsville.
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Loyola grad Dessi preaches social media in “exploding” world

As managing partner of New York-based Drive Action Digital, a Web development company, and chief managing officer of social media innovator, The Athletes Network, Chris Dessi has precious little time. But, the Loyola University Maryland graduate is also a husband, father and author of a book that reached No. 1 on Amazon’s list of Hot...
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Wit and wisdom: Focus on love, not worry

Chose to let go of your past. We can choose to let go of the fears and worries as they arise.
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