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“Mrs. Modell was a woman of deep faith and she lived her Catholic faith with great joy and always with kindness and compassion for others. This was reflected in her support of Catholic schools and many charitable efforts in the Baltimore area, those supported by Catholic Charities, as well as other Catholic causes. “On behalf […]

David Goodspeed Q&A

You’ll find a story on the Goodspeed brothers in this week’s version of The Catholic Review. Now, get to know them individually. Here are some question and answers I did with David Goodspeed. Each of the quadruplets got the same questions, so it’s interesting to see some differences and similarities. Matt: What was it like […]

Patrick Goodspeed Q&A

You’ll find a story on the Goodspeed brothers in this week’s version of The Catholic Review. Now, get to know them individually. Here are some question and answers I did with Patrick Goodspeed. Each of the quadruplets got the same questions, so it’s interesting to see some differences and similarities. Matt: How did your parents […]

William Goodspeed Q&A

You’ll find a story on the Goodspeed brothers in this week’s version of The Catholic Review. Now, get to know them individually. Here are some question and answers I did with William Goodspeed. Each of the quadruplets got the same questions, so it’s interesting to see some differences and similarities. Matt: What was it like […]

John Goodspeed Q&A

You’ll find a story on the Goodspeed brothers in this week’s version of The Catholic Review. Now, get to know them individually. Here are some question and answers I did with John Goodspeed. Each of the quadruplets got the same questions, so it’s interesting to see some differences and similarities. Matt: What was it like […]

The Goodspeed intro

October 10, 2011

How Insensitive

Archdiocese Staff

October 6, 2011

OBrien Articles

The Catholic Review October is the month each year when the Catholic Church throughout the United States observes Respect Life Month. It is a 40-year-old tradition and a time when we raise awareness of the Church’s belief in the inherent equality and transcendent value of every human being, a belief that serves as the foundation […]

Great lessons at cathedral

October 6, 2011

The eight side entrance doorways at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen offer a offers a very good education in Catholic history and tradition. From “Who is God? God is the Creator of Heaven and Earth and all things,” to the “4 Cardinal Virtues – Prudence, Justice, Temperance and Fortitude,” these are some of the basic things that all Catholics in the Archdiocese of Baltimore should know and practice.

Dedication Ceremony Held Thursday for “Peace Pole” at Baltimore Catholic School

Sean Caine

Press Release

Students and teachers at St. Ambrose Catholic School in Baltimore’s Park Heights community will gather around the school’s new “peace pole” when it is blessed on Thursday, October 6 at 10 a.m. “We decided to plant a peace pole as part of our focus on peace in our community,” said Pamela Sanders, Principal. “In the […]

Radio Mass celebrates 65 years of ‘live and local’ broadcasting

Jesuit Father James Casciotti has two words to explain the success of the weekly Radio Mass of Baltimore: “live” and “local.”

Forrest Gump of Catholicism began humbly in Baltimore

Archbishop Philip M. Hannan as a seminarian at St. Charles College in Catonsville. (CR/File)A friend once referred to the late New Orleans Archbishop Philip M. Hannan as the “Forrest Gump of Catholicism.”Just like the Tom Hanks’ character, Archbishop Hannan always seemed to be at the right place at the right