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Goretti High scholars underscore Hagerstown’s ‘hub’ status

April 6, 2017

The achievers nominated for the archdiocese’s 25th annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation by St. Maria Goretti High School give credence to Hagerstown’s reputation as the Hub City.

Movie Review: ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’

John Mulderig

April 6, 2017

Movie Reviews, News

The story the film tells is undeniably inspiring. But the manner in which it’s told is dramatically thin.

Some of my best friends are journalists

Paul McMullen

April 6, 2017

Baltimore Boomer, Blog

At some point my parents left it to my older siblings to correct my behavior at St. Rose of Lima in Brooklyn. Two memories stand out, once for slouching as an altar server, the other in a pew, for not washing from my neck and arms the newsprint that had

Archbishop Lori announces clergy appointments

Catholic Review Staff

April 6, 2017

News, Parishes

Archbishop William E. Lori has announced the appointment of a pastor for St. Vincent de Paul in Baltimore, and the retirement of two priests.

Obispo Brennan comparte sus esperanzas para la comunidad Latina en Convención de Ministerios Sociales

Kit Cross

April 6, 2017

Hispanic Ministry, News

“Mi meta a largo plazo,” dijo el Obispo Mark E. Brennan, “es que los Católicos Hispanos, aquí y en todo el país, se conviertan en levadura de la masa de nuestra cultura.”

7 Quick Takes Friday: April Fools Day, fishing in the cold, a dragon in the sky, a visit to a beloved playground, and the start of baseball season

Rita Buettner

April 6, 2017

Blog, Open Window

How did you celebrate April Fools Day?

Fernando Cartagena

‘A light that is breaking through’: Pro-lifers march on Annapolis

Erik Zygmont

April 4, 2017

Local News, News, Respect Life, Schools, Video

Pro-life supporters arrived in throngs to participate in the 39th annual Maryland March for Life March 3.

Answered prayers (or the story of a missing watch)

Rita Buettner

April 3, 2017

Blog, Open Window

Every day during Lent we pull a slip of paper out of our prayer basket and read the name of the person or people listed there.We’ve prayed for cousins and grandparents, deceased family members and living friends. We share stories about the people we’re praying for, and—when I think of

Sister Barbara Ann Brzeczko, F.S.S.J., former St. Casimir teacher and principal, dies

Catholic Review Staff

April 3, 2017

News, Obituaries

Born in Baltimore in 1937, Franciscan Sister of St. Joseph Barbara Ann Brzeczko professed her first vows in 1959.

A funeral Mass for Sister Mary Cordelia Eckert of the Religious Sisters of Mercy was offered March 25 at Mercy Villa in Baltimore.|

Sister Mary Cordelia Eckert, hospital administrator, dies at 94

Catholic Review Staff

April 3, 2017

News, Obituaries

A funeral Mass for Sister Mary Cordelia Eckert, a former hospital administrator, was offered March 25 at Mercy Villa in Baltimore. Sister Cordelia died March 20.

The Litany of Trust: A Prayer for our Times

Hanael Bianchi

April 3, 2017

Blog, Fertile Soil

It was a typical Saturday in late January. My best friend was helping me install a laminate floor in our living room. We took a break to have lunch together, and chitchatted for a bit before he left. Four days later, I received a series of frantic text messages and

Scars of past wounds give strength for the future, pope says

Catholic Review

April 3, 2017

News

Pope Francis spoke to earthquake survivors April 2 at Carpi and Mirandola.

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