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Coffee & Doughnuts with William J. McCarthy Jr.

October 2, 2017

Coffee & Doughnuts, Commentary, Local News

The Catholic Review sits down with with William J. McCarthy Jr., executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore and parishioner of Church of the Nativity in Timonium.

USCCB president, pope call for prayers after ‘unspeakable terror’

Catholic News Service

October 2, 2017

Feature, News, World News

The nation has experienced “yet another night filled with unspeakable terror” and “we need to pray and to take care of those who are suffering,” said the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington.

Maryland Catholic Women’s Conference is Oct. 6-8

Catholic Review Staff

October 2, 2017

Feature, Local News, News

To be held Oct. 6-8 at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, the 7th-annual conference is open to women 18 years old and older. This year’s theme is “Fire Within.”

Names and Numbers: Meaningful milestones

Erik Zygmont

October 2, 2017

Local News, Names and Numbers, News

The latest installment of Names and Numbers includes a parish, a school, and six religious sisters celebrating decades of ministry and service, as well as a state-of-the-art performance center, a Haiti Carnavale and a back-to-school event for West Baltimore children.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Annual Pilgrimage for the Sea Services

Archbishop William E. Lori

October 1, 2017

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

Aboard this ship, there is only one Captain, namely, the Christ. Just as the Captain occupies a unique role on the ship, even so Christ is utterly unique and irreplaceable in the Church and in human history. For he is the only Son of God, sent by the Father into the world to take upon himself our humanity, so as to save us from our sins.

Supreme Court’s busy docket includes religious liberty, not travel ban

Carol Zimmermann

September 30, 2017

Feature, News, World News

With the Supreme Court’s new term starting Oct. 2, one person equipped to comment on it — Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — hesitated to say too much but hinted that it would be interesting.

Enoch Ellis (played by Clark LaCoutoure) and Mitch Davis (Michael Cassidy) and friends hike in the mountains of Colorado. (Courtesy Motive Entertainment)

Nothing like a lightning strike to change your life

Christopher Gunty

September 29, 2017

Behind the Headlines, Blog, Commentary

“The Stray,” a movie premiering Oct. 6, looks at the true-life story of Mitch and his family, and how they cope with the long hours and stress of his life as an executive at a Hollywood studio, reviewing scripts and pitches that might be made into movies.

Parish activities planned for Respect Life Month

Archdiocese of Baltimore

September 29, 2017

Uncategorized

Parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore are planning special activities during Respect Life Month, which begins Oct. 1.

40 Days for Life

Archdiocese of Baltimore

September 29, 2017

Uncategorized

Several parishes in the Archdiocese of Baltimore will be participating in the 40 Days for Life campaign.

Third-grader Averey Ndong-Cantave, second-grader Dominic Corsi , seventh-grader Lucy Strama, sixth-grader Collin Ambush and fourth-grader Brooke Barron are among the students who helped St. Mary Catholic School in Hagerstown earn National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence honors. (Courtesy St. Mary Catholic School)

Hagerstown Blue Ribbon involves multi-generational commitment

Paul McMullen

September 29, 2017

Feature, Local News, News, Schools

Family and faith traditions have also contributed mightily to the enduring power of the only Catholic parish school in Western Maryland.

Hydes school students celebrate Blue Ribbon status

Mary K. Tilghman

September 29, 2017

Feature, Local News, News, Schools

“I’m honored that we were recognized because our philosophy is that all children should have an opportunity to have a Catholic education,” said Christine Blake, principal of St. John the Evangelist School in Hydes.”

Are you smarter than a 4th grader, trumpet playing, Cinderella’s glass slipper, and plarn (7 Quick Takes)

Rita Buettner

September 28, 2017

Blog, Open Window

Our older son gets to read a book of his choice for 20 minutes each night. I love that this week that homework assignment turned into reading aloud to his little brother.

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