A funeral Mass for Conventual Franciscan Father Berard Dudek will be offered June 8 at 11 a.m. at St. Casimir Church in Baltimore. A Baltimore native who died June 4 at age 89, Father Dudek served three stints at the parish and had a number of other assignments in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
While a church being replaced with a beerhall is sadly not uncommon in this day and age, the reverse is newsworthy.
U.S. Catholics joined Pope Francis and the rest of the world in expressing sorrow for those killed and severely injured in the latest terrorist attacks in London the night of June 3.
The Holy Spirit continues to give Christians different gifts and to call them to share those gifts with each other in a community marked by forgiveness and “unity in diversity,” Pope Francis said on Pentecost.
The Board of Trustees of Mount St. Mary’s University announced June 3 the permanent appointment of Dr. Timothy Trainor as president of the university.
God’s Son became one of us and died on the Cross to restore our relationship to the Father, undermined by sin. And, as Pope Francis teaches, “From the immense gift of love which is Jesus’ death on the Cross, the Holy Spirit has been poured out on humanity like a vast torrent of grace.”
Through the Spirit, we share in the unique Son-ship of Christ and for that reason we claim God as our Father
and as members of his family, the Church, we experience his goodness and mercy –the fullness of life and love for which our human spirit longs.
This week’s 7 Quick Takes covers everything from Scruffy the Tugboat to fishing and cicadas.
For Father Mark Bialek, being a priest means enabling his parishioners to evangelize in new ways.
If it’s good to dust off the cobwebs in our home, it’s even better to sweep clean your heart and soul.
Catholic leaders said President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate change agreement snubs the needs of impoverished people around the world and eschews responsibility to begin addressing the causes of global warming.
The movie’s fundamental values are sound, if not always clearly expressed.
