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It’s no surprise Mary was lifted up by God, since she had spent her whole life lifting up her son, the archbishop said.

Lessons children can learn from the Olympics

We tried to watch the opening ceremonies of the Olympics, and we gave up before the athletes even came in. Those ceremonies were entertaining at first, but they ended up being rather long. Our children kept asking me to fast forward.Live TV is so confusing.What we have enjoyed is watching

Violence in Milwaukee unrest ‘a self-inflicted wound,’ says archbishop

Protesters burned down six businesses in the city, including a gas station, and also torched a police car late Aug. 13.

Going to the cats

As a child, my favorite saint was St. Francis of Assisi. While I couldn’t identify with his holiness, I could identify with his love of animals.

Contemplation leads to ‘transformational leadership,’ LCWR assembly told

Sister Pat Farrell, an LCWR past president, spoke of centering religious life leadership in contemplation.

Archbishop celebrates Mass at St. Paul, which offered shelter from the storm in Ellicott City

“It always happens to somebody else, and now it has happened to us,” Deacon Knepper said of the devastating Ellicott City flood.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

I was told that the during the worst of the flooding, the parish evangelization center became a shelter and a place of refuge for many.

St. Maximilian Kolbe, ‘contemporary saint,’ honored on 75th anniversary of martyrdom

Hundreds gathered in Ellicott City to honor the “Saint of Auschwitz.”

Sister Ellen Smith served as teacher, administrator at Mother Seton Academy