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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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Thoughts on Our Church| Pope’s words should inspire us all

Canon law requires each Catholic bishop to make a pilgrimage (or ad limina visit) to Rome every five years to report on the state of his diocese and, while there, to “venerate the tombs of the Blessed Apostles Peter and Paul and to present himself to the Roman Pontiff.”
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Watch: Cardinal-designate O’Brien visits Catholic schools

Cardinal-designate Edwin F. O'Brien told students at St. Casimir Catholic School in Canton that they were part of an important educational legacy Jan. 31.
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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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‘St. Joseph Altars’ resonate for New Orleans native

According to the dictionary, altars are sacred places. Growing up in New Orleans, altars had a very special place in our young lives. A New Orleans tradition is the erection of the “St. Joseph Altar.” Of course, this altar honors the foster father of Jesus and is a celebration on March 19, his feast. I...
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Reflections on youth programs

In the forward to “What We Have Seen and Heard: Essays and Stories from Black Catholics in Baltimore,” Cardinal William Keeler opened with a quote from the Acts of the Apostles 4:20, which read, “Peter and John said, ‘It is impossible for us not to speak about what we have seen and heard.’ ”
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When faith, unity prevail

In 1889 Daniel Rudd and delegates of the very first Black Catholic Congress raised concern regarding the need for Catholic education of black youths. Delegates made a motion on the floor to facilitate action to achieve this goal. Today, the sons and daughters of the National Black Catholic Congress movement active in the Archdiocese of...
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