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Charlestown celebrates 25 years on the old St. Charles campus

Despite the rain and cold on May 16, the young-at-heart residents of Charlestown Retirement Community in Catonsville laughed and danced the evening away beneath a tent on the field in front of Charlestown Square.
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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

CLASSIFICATION "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" (Warner Bros.) -- Catholic News Service classification, A-III -- adults. Motion Picture Association of America rating, PG-13 -- parents strongly cautioned. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.
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Monsignor Bozel remembered as friend, confidant

“It’s a great loss,” said Monsignor Tewes, a priest of 48 years
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‘Absolutely the way to go’: Safer heart procedures coming to U.S.

A frequently performed, often life saving heart procedure has taken a more comfortable turn for many patients who now no longer need suffer through a slow and often painful recovery period.
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Doctor says winter exercise vital to health

The dark, cold days of winter are upon us and with them may come a reluctance to maintain those good exercise habits that seemed easy enough in the kinder weather of spring, summer and fall.
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Children feel the love through Valentine’s Day activities

Valentine’s Day is a day for hearts, a day for love, a day for … animals?
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Football and Sunday don’t mix

The third commandment to Moses was/is “keep holy the Sabbath Day.” Every religion observes a Sabbath Day. It was once always observed, but not any more. It is replaced by the false god of football (in season). Church attendance is down. Preparations for “game day” begin before sunrise for the game and parties or attendance...
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Keep politics out of The Review

I must respond to Ruth Von Bramer’s disagreement (CR, Nov. 3) with my letter to concerning my dislike of United States bashing. I wonder if Von Bramer understood my letter, because nowhere did I state that criticism of the U.S. military complex is anti-American and I did not take any stand on the present wars...
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Toward an informed conscience

Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum was booed at a recent meeting with a group of young college Republicans for opposing same-sex marriage.
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Retirement offers more time for volunteer work

Dr. Jack Zimmerman spends his days juggling his many duties for more than a handful of organizations and his evenings catching up on emails and phone calls. At 84, Zimmerman may have been retired for the last 14 years, but he’s still got a heavy workload – of volunteer work, that is.
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