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The Catholic Review A couple of weeks ago, I asked employees of the Catholic Center and The Catholic Review to submit their ideas for what this column should be called with my personal offer of a cash prize ($100) for the chosen entry. I was both grateful and surprised at the enthusiastic response this “contest” […]

Lawmakers to debate issue of illegal immigrants

Maryland legislators will be required to tackle several issues regarding undocumented immigrants this legislative ses¬sion, from who should qualify for in-state tuition at local col¬leges to the denial of bail for illegal aliens.

Baltimore-born bishop returns to his church 155 years later

Local News, News

One-hundred-fifty-five years after he died in Maryland, Baltimore native Bishop John J. Chanche was interred Jan. 19 at St. Mary Basilica in Natchez, Miss. Bishop Chanche helped establish the Natchez basilica when he served as the southern city’s first Catholic bishop.

What’s in a name?

A couple of weeks ago, I asked employees of the Catholic Center and The Catholic Review to submit their ideas for what this column should be called with the promise of a personal cash prize ($100) for the chosen entry. I was both grateful and surprised at the enthusiastic response this “contest” evoked.

Mercy, IND rivalry tunes up for 42nd showdown

January 21, 2008

Local News, News

The Towson Center Arena will be streaming red and blue on Jan. 25 as the 42nd meeting, known as “The Game,” of the Institute of Notre Dame and Mercy High School tips off at 7:30 p.m.

Military archbishop to be installed

January 21, 2008

It’s a toss-up as to who can do pomp and circumstance best – the military or the Catholic church.

Re-interment of Bishop Chanche

Archdiocese Staff

January 19, 2008

Keeler Homilies

To Bishop Joseph Latino I am deeply grateful for the invitation to preach on this occasion and for attending to the details associated with my coming to Natchez. Thanks also to Mr. Michael Ruck and his staff. When Bishop Latino wrote about the possibility of bringing Bishop Chanche back here for burial, I immediately turned […]

Pope says dialogue should lead to concrete activities

January 18, 2008

VATICAN CITY – Meeting members of a Lutheran-Catholic pilgrimage from Finland on the first day of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Pope Benedict XVI said the theological agreements reached in ecumenical dialogue should lead to concrete joint activities.

Shadowing gives prospective students practical insight

January 17, 2008

Before students are selected to attend The John Carroll School, Bel Air, they are strongly encouraged to spend at least a day at the Catholic high school to make sure it’s the right environment to continue their education.

Animals take center stall in St. Peter’s Square

January 17, 2008