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Mr. Tim Miller

January 23, 2018

(The School of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen) The Magnificent Mr. Miller Mr. Tim Miller, from The School of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen (SCMOQ) in Baltimore, says he knew he was destined to be a teacher when he was in 6th grade because he loved learning and loved helping others learn too. Mr. […]

Seattle Auxiliary Bishop Eusebio L. Elizondo concelebrates Mass Jan. 21 at St. Joseph Church in Jifna, West Bank. (CNS photo/Debbie Hill)

In Holy Land, U.S. bishops say building walls does no good

Judith Sudilovksy

January 23, 2018

News, World News

Building walls, whether between Israel and the Palestinian territories or the United States and Mexico, can only serve to separate people and create more isolation, said Auxiliary Bishop Eusebio L. Elizondo of Seattle.

How can the church support young people during the ‘defining decade’?

Jonathan Lewis

January 23, 2018

Blog, Guest Commentary, Young Adult Ministry

Young adults today are navigating a defining decade of life with great hopes, big questions and constant transitions.

Confirmation students and others from across the Archdiocese of Baltimore help harvest potatoes at First Fruits Farm in Freeland Oct. 28. (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff)

Report shows operating surplus for 2017 in Archdiocese of Baltimore

Christopher Gunty

January 23, 2018

Feature, Local News, News

Improvements in the stock market and sound controls on expenses helped the Archdiocese of Baltimore achieve a positive result on the financial report for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2017.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily – Giving Thanks to God for the Gift of Life

Archbishop William E. Lori

January 23, 2018

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

Let us think of Isaiah and of John the Baptist our Patron who were called in their mother’s womb to announce the coming of the Lord. Thus Isaiah proclaims: “The Lord called me from birth, from my mother’s womb he gave me my name.”

St. John’s Catholic Prep graduates eligible for guaranteed admission at Mount St. Mary’s University

Catholic Review Staff

January 22, 2018

Feature, Local News, News, Schools, Western Vicariate

Graduates from St. John’s Catholic Prep in Buckeystown will have guaranteed seats – and scholarships – at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg.

Archdiocese of Baltimore Review Board provides accountability for victims of abuse

Christopher Gunty

January 22, 2018

Child & Youth Protection, Feature, Local News, News

Burkhardt said she has come to respect and rely on the review board, not only to review individual allegations brought before them, but also to help shape archdiocesan policy in the future.

Sister Joan Hart, S.S.N.D, dies at 87

Catholic Review Staff

January 22, 2018

Local News, News, Obituaries

A funeral Mass was offered Jan. 11 at Villa Assumpta in Baltimore for School Sister of Notre Dame Joan Hart, a teacher and advocate for social justice. Sister Joan died Jan. 1. She was 87.

Czech Cardinal Josef Beran, who made a landmark speech about religious freedom at the Second Vatican Council, was forcibly exiled to Rome in 1965 after being detained at the Nazi's Dachau prison camp and being persecuted by communists for 17 years. The Vatican is preparing to transfer his remains from the Chapel of the Bruised Madonna, seen here, in grottoes under St. Peter’s Basilica. The transfer of his body is meant to honor his final dying wishes 50 years ago to be buried in his home nation. (CNS photo/courtesy of the Fabbrica of St. Peter's and the Knights of Columbus)

Hero’s homecoming: Vatican prepares to transfer exiled Czech cardinal’s remains

Carol Glatz

January 22, 2018

Feature, News, World News

Decades after his death, the former archbishop of Prague and symbol of heroic resistance against totalitarianism is finally going home.

Pope Francis answers questions from journalists aboard his flight from Lima, Peru, to Rome Jan. 21. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)

Pope apologizes to sex abuse victims, defends accused Chilean bishop

Junno Arocho Esteves

January 22, 2018

Feature, News, Vatican, World News

Pope Francis apologized to victims of clergy sex abuse, saying he unknowingly wounded them by the way he defended a Chilean bishop accused of covering up abuse by his mentor.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily – 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Archbishop William E. Lori

January 21, 2018

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

And to be a follower of Jesus means we’ve opened our minds and hearts to his love; it means we seek to live in the Lord’s presence, under his loving gaze, and allow him to redeem and transform our lives completely and to fill us with a grace, a peace, and joy the world cannot give, so much so that we want to share our faith and our joy with others.

Sacred Heart, Glyndon, parishioners Ashley Jimenez, from left, Sonia Lee, Monica Wallace, Grace Wallace, Grace Ruppert and Dalila Hannibal attend the March for Life rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Jan. 19. (Kevin J. Parks/ CR Staff)

Scenes from the March: Baltimore Archdiocese out in force for life

Emily Rosenthal Alster

January 20, 2018

Feature, Local News, News, Respect Life, Video

Catholics of all ages represented the Archdiocese of Baltimore well at the annual March for Life in Washington Jan. 19.

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