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Events submitted by the first of the month prior to the month of the event may be considered for the print edition of Catholic Review magazine (e.g., by Jan. 1 for publication in the February magazine). So that all entities in the archdiocese have a fair opportunity to be listed in the limited space in the print publication, entities will be limited to no more than two in each calendar month print edition. If more than two have been submitted, Catholic Review Media staff will decide which items to publish, at their discretion.
Representative of Pope Leo XIV to Visit Baltimore - Apostolic Nuncio, Most Rev. Gabriele Caccia will offer Mass with Archbishop William E. Lori on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 10:30 a.m. […]
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Loyola University Maryland will present “Isaiah the Poet, Isaiah the Prophet,” the first discussion in the new Cardin Conversations series, on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. in McGuire Hall. Cardin Conversations expand on the original vision of the annual Jerome S. Cardin Lecture, which explored topics related to the Jewish and Christian traditions.
Every HSPT testing site offers extended time to students with a documented need. Other accommodations vary according to the testing site.
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This year we honor the Oblate Sisters of Providence and the Loaves and Fishes Ministry of St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Community with the Madonna della Strada Award, given for lives that reflect the Ignatian call to serve those on the margins and to work for a more just society.
Organist Paul Binko presents a special tribute recital using the inherited scores of his mother, and dear friend Chapman Gonzalez. Performing directly from the personal sheet music scores he inherited from both musicians, Paul brings honors these special musicians on the Cathedral's magnificent organ. It will be an afternoon of sacred tradition, timeless music, and family remembrance.
As part of Loyola University Maryland’s Bunting Peace and Justice Speaker Series, Nicholas Creary, Ph.D., will present “The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission: Moments of Accountability and Opportunities for Engagement”