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There’s a sour taste to this loosely fact-based story that a strong performance from Matthew McConaughey in the lead role fails to dispel.

You can lead a boy to homework, but you can’t make him think

February 2, 2017

You can lead a boy to homework, but you can’t make him think. Sooner or later, every parent makes this discovery. How then, is a concerned parent going to find the ignition switch that will start the learning engine that lies hidden between the ears of his or her developing child?

Teacher Accused of Child Sexual Abuse

Sean Caine

Press Release

Robert Bonner, a teacher, coach and part-time assistant athletic director at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, a Catholic elementary and high school in Middle River, turned himself in to Baltimore County law enforcement officials today after a warrant for his arrest was issued Monday on charges of sex abuse of a minor, second degree […]

Judge Neil Gorsuch nominated to fill Supreme Court vacancy

Judge Gorsuch said he respects the fact that Congress, not the courts, writes new laws.

Teacher accused of child sexual abuse

Robert Bonner was a teacher, coach and part-time assistant athletic director at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School in Baltimore County.

Archbishop Lori, Bishop Rozanski and Bishop Cantu say refugee ban raises concerns over religious freedom

The ban has “generated fear and untold anxiety among refugees, immigrants and others throughout the faith community.”

I do not want to have a mouse

I do not want to have a mouse.I do not like him in my house.I do not want to see him creepThroughout the rooms while children sleep.His time to be here as our guestHas gone too long, though I’m impressedThat he quite simply won’t be caughtNo matter what treats we

Catholic educators discuss their vocation

Archdiocese Staff

News, Schools, Schools Feature

Five educators in the Archdiocese of Baltimore share the inspiration behind their vocation.

Iraqi patriarch: Fast track for Christian refugees will fuel tensions

Giving priority to Christian refugees for settlement would be “a trap” that fuels religious tensions, said Iraq’s Chaldean Catholic patriarch.

Why We Teach: Catholic educators discuss inspiration behind their vocation

During Catholic Schools Week, the Catholic Review asked five educators in the Archdiocese of Baltimore to share the inspiration behind their vocation.

God’s work of art: the Beatitudes and you