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Don’t confess other’s faults, own up to sins, pope says at audience

January 4, 2018

Fear and the shame of admitting one’s own sins leads to pointing fingers and accusing others rather than recognizing one’s own faults, Pope Francis said.

Matched through adoption: The first time we saw our son’s picture

Rita Buettner

January 3, 2018

Blog, Open Window, Uncategorized

I knew then that what I had heard other adoptive parents say was true. You can fall in love with a photo.

Catholic Charities warm hundreds in Baltimore with meals, shelter

Emily Rosenthal Alster

January 3, 2018

Feature, Local News, News, Urban Vicariate, Video

As 2018 began with temperatures in the single digits, hundreds are finding food and shelter through Catholic Charities of Baltimore.

Franciscan Sister Rosa Mystica McFadden died Dec. 27.

Sister Rosa Mystica served at St. Joseph Medical Center

Catholic Review Staff

January 3, 2018

Local News, News, Obituaries

During her 16 years of ministry in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Sister Rosa Mystica McFadden worked as a nursing supervisor at St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson.

Bishop William G. Curlin of Charlotte is pictured in 2017 with Rico De Silva, a Catholic Review staff writer and former correspondent for the Catholic News Herald in Charlotte. (Courtesy Rico De Silva)

A saintly bishop and like a second father

Rico De Silva

January 3, 2018

Blog, Guest Commentary

My father passed away back in 1988, when I was 24. As I looked back in my interactions with Bishop Curlin, I now realize that he was, in many ways, like a second father to me.

A New Year’s Resolution: Giving others the benefit of the doubt

Rita Buettner

January 2, 2018

Blog, Open Window

As I encounter people in my daily life—whether those who are close to me or those who are strangers—I am going to try to assume that they are acting with good intentions and their best understanding of situations.

Archbishop Lori’s remarks at Bishop Curlin’s funeral Mass

Archbishop William E. Lori

January 2, 2018

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

When Bishop Curlin smiled at you, it was Jesus smiling, and when he embraced you, it was the embrace of Jesus.

Mrs. Kara Sherman

Lauren Robinson

January 2, 2018

Year of the Teacher

(St. Francis of Assisi School) Flexible Seating Leads to Classroom Success Mrs. Kara Sherman, a fourth grade teacher at St. Francis of Assisi School in Baltimore, helps students reach their full potential by implementing flexible seating in her classroom. Mrs. Sherman, who was hired as a new teacher to St. Francis this year, immediately immersed […]

In his ministry as archbishop of Manila, Philippines, and in his travels for Caritas Internationalis, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle said he is reminded of the true meaning of hope by people living in situations the world would see as hopeless. Cardinal Tagle is pictured speaking to World Youth Day pilgrims in 2016 in Krakow, Poland. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)

Gospel message of hope often is taught by the poor, cardinal says

Cindy Wooden

January 2, 2018

News, World News

Cardinal Tagle, 60, will talk and preach about hope with parish, school and diocesan leaders at the opening session and Mass of the Mid-Atlantic Congress in Baltimore Feb. 15-17.

Resolutions for 2018

Greg Erlandson

January 2, 2018

Blog, Guest Commentary

If you are casting about for resolutions, or afraid you have too many of them, I have four suggestions that may save you either anxiety, guilt or both.

Found in translation

Father T. Austin Murphy Jr.

January 2, 2018

Blog, Guest Commentary

It is beautiful, in fact, to get so close to the language of the early Church (even if it is the written and not spoken language) and to enter into the heart of God’s Word.