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Blog, Open Window

This Lenten season, as we fast and serve and pray, I hope we can try to find moments just to be with God.

Supreme Court sends death-row IQ case back to lower courts

Catholic News Service

News

The Supreme Court sent a death-row case back to lower courts, saying the inmate’s intellectual disability should prevent his execution.

Movie Review: ‘The Boss Baby’

Catholic News Service

Movie Reviews

This animated take on the trauma of acquiring a younger sibling can best be described as amusing but flimsy.

Deacon B. Curtis Turner

St. Frances Academy girls on national basketball stage

Patrick Stevens

News, Schools

The Panthers received an invitation to the Dick’s Sporting Goods High School Nationals and a date with Hamilton Heights (Tenn.) Christian Academy at 11 a.m. March 31 in New York.

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Why Choose a Catholic School?

Archdiocese Staff

Schools, Schools Feature

Watch and listen to testimonials from parents and students.

Pay close attention to pope’s words and actions, papal nuncio says

Carol Zimmermann

News, Vatican

The papal nuncio to the United States stressed how Catholics are called to view the pope and essentially work with him in the mission of spreading the Gospel.

Seeing as God sees

Father Collin Poston

Blog, Dust and Dewfall

Last Sunday, the “midway point” of Lent, we heard the beautiful, amazing account from the Gospel of John of the “man born blind” (John 9:1-41.) In it we see a beautiful progression of faith, not so much unlike the one of the Samaritan woman who earlier proclaimed Christ to her

Men and women religious celebrate and re-dedicate at Mass for Consecrated Life

Catholic Review Staff

News, Vocations

The 65 men and women religious across the archdiocese celebrating jubilees in 2017 received kudos from Archbishop Lori at a special Mass.

Father Keith Boisvert

Cardinal Keeler remembered: ‘There goes a prince’

George P. Matysek Jr.

Local News, News, Obituaries

Father Michael White remembered Cardinal Keeler as a “tornado” of nonstop work who considered it the “highest form of asceticism” to never waste a moment.

Pallbearers carry Cardinal William H. Keeler's casket out of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Homeland at the conclusion of the cardinal's March 28 funeral Mass. (Rick Lippenholz/Special to the Review)|

Cardinal Keeler lightened load for pallbearers, other priests

Paul McMullen

News, Obituaries

Several pallbearers talked about the genuine care and concern Cardinal Keeler showed for the priests of the archdiocese.

Archbishop William E. Lori welcomes fellow clergy

As in his life, all welcomed at Cardinal Keeler’s funeral Mass

Erik Zygmont

News, Obituaries

Mourners from near and far, and all walks of life and various creeds, filled the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Homeland March 28 for the funeral Mass of Cardinal Keeler.

Cardinal Keeler entombed in basilica undercroft

George P. Matysek Jr.