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January 12, 2017

Coverage of new auxiliary bishops for the Archdiocese of Baltimore

Making St. Valentine’s Day a year-round commitment

January 12, 2017

What are some better ways to mark the occasion, to tell family members and friends “I love you”?

As Maryland legislative session opens, Catholics expect a strenuous 90 days

January 11, 2017

The Maryland Catholic Conference will advocate on behalf of issues including respect for life, education and social concerns.

Sister Mary Alvin Seubott, R.S.M., advocate and caregiver for children, dies

Catholic Review Staff

January 11, 2017

News, Obituaries

A funeral Mass for Mercy Sister Mary Alvin Seubott was offered Jan. 10 in Savannah, Ga. Sister Alvin devoted much of her ministry to special education.

Through the generosity of supporters, the Women’s Care Center in Overlea is stocked with clothing, car seats and other supplies for expecting parents . (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff) - See more at: https://www.catholicreview.org/article/life/life-news/archbishop-lori-dedicates-new-womens-care-center-across-from-abortion-facility#sthash.kprbmj8w.dpuf

Baltimore Catholic schools celebrate $1 million gift from Under Armour founder

Archdiocese Staff

Giving, Ministry, Schools

Baltimore Catholic schools celebrate $1 million gift from Under Armour founder

Pope to diplomats: Break bad habits of war, injustice

Religions are “called to promote peace,” Pope Francis said, appealing to “all religious authorities to join in reaffirming unequivocally that one can never kill in God’s name.”

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Feast of the Epiphany

Today let us rejoice in the light of Christ and resolve anew to live in the light

Go in haste! Be amazed! Treasure!

The most recent survey showed that now fully one fourth of Americans belong to no religion at all – that’s approximately 80,000,000 people.

Amen: Holy Ghost Power

Paul McMullen

Amen, Commentary, Local News, News

If one of the features the Review publishes in the coming year moves you or your neighbor to give even more, it will fulfill its purpose.

Our Back Pages: Cardinal Gibbons built up Catholic press

The preeminent Catholic churchman of his time said the greatest need of the Catholic press of his era was to “be always truthful and not too fault-finding.”

A Letter from the Mouse in our House to His Colony