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Comunicado de Prensa – La Arquidiócesis retira un sacerdote por acusaciones de conducta sexual indebida que datan de la década de los 1980.

January 10, 2010

La Arquidiócesis de Baltimore ha recibido nota de tres denuncias de conducta sexual indebida en contra del Padre John Wielebski, de 62 años de edad, párroco de la iglesia Resurrection of Our Lord, en Laurel. Todas las denuncias se relacionan con acciones que se alega ocurrieron entre la mitad y el final de la década […]

Iraqi archbishop: Christians, tired of waiting, will leave country

Catholic Review

January 8, 2010

News

LONDON – An Iraqi archbishop has predicted a new wave of emigration from Iraq involving Christians who have tired of waiting for their situation to improve.

Statement of Archbishop Edwin O’Brien on Mayor Dixon’s Plea, Decision to Resign

Sean Caine

January 6, 2010

Press Release

The news of Mayor Dixon’s plea in court today and her decision to resign as Mayor of Baltimore is sad news for the mayor, her family and for our entire city. I would ask the Catholic community in Baltimore City and throughout this historic Archdiocese to pray for the mayor and her family at this […]

Thai Catholic agency denied access to Hmong before their deportation

Catholic Review

December 31, 2009

News

BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Catholic aid agency was refused access to more than 4,000 ethnic Hmong asylum seekers in northern Thailand, as thousands of Thai soldiers arrived to deport them to Laos.

Two Kenyans charged in murder of Irish priest

Catholic Review

December 31, 2009

News

KERICHO, Kenya – Kenyan authorities have charged two men with the mid-December murder of an Irish priest.

Pope Benedict XVI Confers the Title of Monsignor on Nine Priests in the Archdiocese of Baltimore

Sean Caine

December 30, 2009

Press Release

Archbishop Edwin F. O’Brien, Archbishop of Baltimore, announced today that Pope Benedict XVI has conferred the honorary title of Monsignor on the following nine priests of the Archdiocese of Baltimore: Rev. Richard J. Bozzelli, Pastor, Corpus Christi Church, Baltimore Rev. William A. Collins, Jr., Associate Pastor Emeritus, Holy Family, Randallstown Rev. Carl F. Cummings, Pastor, […]

Bishop Ricard suffers stroke, remains hospitalized in Pensacola

Catholic Review

December 28, 2009

News

PENSACOLA, Fla. – Bishop John H. Ricard of Pensacola-Tallahassee remained in serious but stable condition Dec. 28 at Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola after suffering a stroke Dec. 22.

Find the True Christmas Spirit

Archdiocese Staff

December 24, 2009

OBrien Articles

The Catholic Review In this Christmas Eve edition of The Catholic Review—the last of the year—I offer these Christmas-related “Thoughts on our Church,” with sincere gratitude to you, good readers, for tending this weekly column and for your faithful witness and dedicated service to our Church. Holy Spirit, Indeed Perhaps no church in this Archdiocese […]

Bishop Ricard suffers stroke; your prayers requested

Catholic Review

December 24, 2009

Local News, News

Bishop John H. Ricard, SSJ, bishop of Penacola-Tallahassee, Fla., and former auxiliary bishop of Baltimore, was admitted to the hospital recently with a stroke. The following information was provided by the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee:

Catholic Charities helps house low-income seniors

Catholic Review

December 23, 2009

News

Betty Wilson was on a waiting list for more than four years to get into a Catholic Charities’ low-income housing unit. The 79-year-old widow finally secured a spot this summer at Friendship Village, a newly opened, 63-unit, low-income senior apartment complex operated by Catholic Charities.

Demand for papal Christmas Eve Mass tickets exceeds supply

Catholic Review

December 23, 2009

News

VATICAN CITY – Tickets for Christmas Eve Mass with Pope Benedict XVI were in high demand and short supply this year.

Of d’ohs and doughnuts: Vatican newspaper discusses Simpsons’ theology

Catholic Review

December 23, 2009

News

VATICAN CITY – People either love or hate the TV cartoon series, “The Simpsons,” but there’s no doubt the 20-year-old series reflects very modern notions – and confusion – about religion and spirituality, the Vatican newspaper said.

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