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Baltimore members encouraged to attend NACAR conference

April 25, 2008

The North American Conference of Associates and Religious (NACAR) will meet May 30-June 1 at the Sheraton Premier at Tyson’s Corner in Vienna, Va., for their annual conference.

John Carroll lecture reveals history of Catholicism in U.S.

Catholic Review

April 25, 2008

Local News, News

As part of an ongoing celebration of the 200th anniversary of the elevation of Baltimore to archdiocesan status, Archbishop Edwin F. O’Brien introduced the John Carroll Lecture series April 22 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Baltimore. The series focuses on the history and heritage of Catholicism in America.

What drives Catholics to sit with God other than Sunday?

Catholic Review

April 25, 2008

News

The only obligation Jerry Frank felt driving downtown to St. Jude Shrine, Baltimore, was an obligation of heart.

A Week of Hope

Archdiocese Staff

April 24, 2008

OBrien Articles

The Catholic Review It was a week that most of us will long remember and gratefully recall! In a message videotaped before his arrival, Pope Benedict XVI clearly stated the theme he would develop in keeping with “three simple but essential words: ‘Christ Our Hope.’” He said he wished to “proclaim this great truth: Jesus […]

Give thanks to dedicated priests

Catholic Review

April 24, 2008

News

With the visit of our Holy Father to this country, we are once again reminded of the “clergy abuse” scandal.

Tri-state wins push the Friars to the head of the class

Catholic Review

April 23, 2008

News

“Every day I coach is better than the day before,” said longtime head coach Gene Hoffman of his running and track programs at Archbishop Curley High School, Baltimore.

Traditionalist society says it’s not time to reconcile with Vatican

Catholic Review

April 23, 2008

News

ROME – The head of the traditionalist Society of St. Pius X, Bishop Bernard Fellay, said the time is not right for reconciliation with the Vatican, despite expanded freedom to use the Tridentine rite.

Archdiocese Bicentennial Celebration Continues Tonight With Lecture On First U.S. Bishop, John Carroll

Sean Caine

April 22, 2008

Press Release

Archbishop Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of Milwaukee and Church historian, will present, “Right from the Start—John Carroll, our First Bishop,” the first of a three-part lecture series entitled, the John Carroll Lectures. Tonight’s lecture will begin at 7 p.m. at the Baltimore Basilica and is free and open to the public. The lecture series is hosted […]

Dignitaries moved by papal visit

Catholic Review

April 22, 2008

News

Among the throngs of Catholics who greeted Pope Benedict XVI during his papal visit to the United States were scores of government officials, institutional leaders and other dignities.

Feast of the Ascension of the Lord celebrated May 4

Catholic Review

April 21, 2008

News

The feast of the Ascension of the Lord, a holy day of obligation, will be celebrated May 4 in churches through the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Dr. Pellegrino to speak on bioethics

Catholic Review

April 21, 2008

News

Dr. Edmund D. Pellegrino, chair of the President’s Council on Bioethics, will deliver an address titled “The Catholic Church and Bioethics: An Historical Overview” April 26 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Homeland.

Walkersville parishioner among first to set eyes on pope

Catholic Review

April 18, 2008

News

Robert Morgan, a 19-year-old St. Timothy, Walkersville, parishioner and member of the United States Navy Ceremonial Guard, was one of the first Americans to see Pope Benedict XVI as he set foot on American soil, April 15.

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