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A drawing of John Carroll as a student at the College of English Jesuits in Saint-Omer, France, will be the basis of a sculpture to be created by artist Marine de Soos. (Ann M. Augherton/Special to the Review)

French Catholic school had profound impact

Christopher Gunty
November 8, 2017
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In the early 1700s, Protestant settlers in Maryland had overtaken the Catholic settlers, and made the practice and teaching of the Catholic faith in the colony nearly impossible.

Sulpician Father Daniel Moore, director of discernment for the Sulpicians’ U.S. Province (from left); Rémy Cordonnier, director of ancient books for the Library of the Town of Saint-Omer; and Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori look over a copy of the Gutenberg Bible in the library, which houses texts from as far back as the seventh century. (Ann M. Augherton/Special to the Review)

French symposium focuses on religious freedom

Christopher Gunty
November 7, 2017
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When the government starts putting restrictions on the practice of the faith, the lieutenant governor said, it is good to keep in mind “why we have the Constitution and the amendments and the sacrifices of the Carroll family.”

Ms. Gervasio
(Holy Angels Catholic School)
Loving Environment Leads to Classroom Success

Lauren Robinson
November 7, 2017

Ms. Jane Gervasio, 3rd grade teacher, Intermediate Team Leader and STEM Committee member, at Holy Angels Catholic School develops very positive and uplifting relationships with her students.  She has created a warm, welcoming, and very interactive classroom in which they pray and work together peacefully.  Her students thrive because of her love and support. She […]

This is the cover of the book, "Pope Luciani: Chronicle of a Death," which was set for release in Italian Nov. 7. The book by Stefania Falasca looks at the circumstances surrounding the death of Pope John Paul I, whose pontificate lasted only 33 days in 1978. (CNS photo/courtesy of Stefania Falasca)

Book says nuns found John Paul I dead, could help on path to sainthood

Cindy Wooden
November 6, 2017
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Two women may hold the key to clearing up questions still surrounding the death of Pope John Paul I and to overcoming the first hurdle on his path to canonization.

Descendants of the Carrolls join for a photo after a Franco-American Friendship Mass Oct. 15 at the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Saint-Omer, France. From left, Denis de Kergorlay, president of the French Heritage Society, a remote descendant of the Carroll family; Harper Wright, a descendant of Charles Carroll of Carrolton; Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori, 15th successor of Archbishop John Carroll; Charles Carroll Carter Sr. and Charles Carroll Carter Jr., descendants of Daniel Carroll of Rock Creek; and Bishop Jean-Paul Jaeger of the Diocese of Arras, Boulogne and Saint-Omer (Ann M. Augherton/Special to the Review)

Masses highlight differences and connections between France and U.S.

Christopher Gunty
November 6, 2017
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As Archbishop William E. Lori and a small delegation visited this small northern French town in mid-October for a weekend of festivities, daily Masses highlighted the differences and the connections between France and the United States.

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