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Every Sunday I see you beginning the marathon that is Mass with a toddler, and the memories come flooding back.You might look at my children, who are 7 and 9, and think I have it easy. And I do. I walk into Mass without a battle plan. But I can

Bishop Mark E. Brennan

Bishop Brennan shares hopes for Latino community at 38th Social Ministry Convocation

Kit Cross

Hispanic Ministry, News

“Keep reaffirming that the foundation (of Catholic social teaching) is the respect for every human being,” Bishop Brennan said.

Because of structural problems

Structural problems close Brunswick church permanently

Erik Zygmont

Facilities, Facilities Management, News, Parishes

St. Francis of Assisi Church in Brunswick has closed permanently due to structural problems that, according to engineers, have left the building unsuitable for occupancy.

Joshua “Josh” Hamer

The John Carroll School mourns the loss of a good friend, smiling presence

Erik Zygmont

News, Obituaries, Schools

Classmates, faculty and staff of The John Carroll School remembered Joshua Hamer as a smiling, upbeat member of the school community.

Trump visits Catholic school in Florida to show school choice support

March 5, 2017

President Donald Trump visited St. Andrew Catholic School in Orlando March 3 to show his support for school choice.

U of M-bound Morsell lifts Mount St. Joe basketball to BCL title over Mount Carmel

March 5, 2017

Mount St. Joseph won the Baltimore Catholic League tournament for the seventh time in 14 years.

Trinitarian’s ministry ranged from prison to Head Start to Franciscan Center

Catholic Review Staff

March 3, 2017

News, Obituaries

Trinitarian Father Aaron Dowdell, whose ministry in the Archdiocese of Baltimore included a refuge for men experiencing homelessness, Head Start programs and directing the Franciscan Center, died Feb. 13.

Loyola University Maryland administrator is Bellarmine’s first female president

March 3, 2017

Susan M. Donovan – the first woman to be appointed president of Bellarmine University in Louisville – told students, faculty and staff during a welcoming reception Feb. 22 that she felt “called to lead” the Catholic school.

Maryland physician-assisted suicide bill withdrawn from State Senate

March 3, 2017