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Sister Mary Alice Ashton, O.S.F.

A funeral Mass for Sister Mary Alice Ashton, O.S.F. (formerly Sister Robert Ann), was offered June 19 at St. Anthony of Padua and Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Baltimore. Monsignor Joseph L. Luca, pastor of St. Louis, Clarksville, officiated.
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Sister Frances Watkowski, S.S.N.D.

A funeral Mass for Sister Frances Watkowski, S.S.N.D., was offered July 19 at Villa Assumpta in Baltimore followed with internment at Notch Cliff Cemetery in Glen Arm. Sister Frances died July 16; she was 83.
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Friar runners pay tribute to our troops and our country

In a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the Archbishop Curley cross country team, four seniors took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va., on Aug. 16. On that drizzly day, the four Friar senior runners, Tim Skarda, Pat Hairfield, Jonathan Sobczynski and Kevin Sommers,...
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New ministry aids families in healing after miscarriage

“People want to have an opportunity to honor … and bury their child,” said Father Carrion, who added that the ministry helps to build community among those experiencing loss.
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Nun’s ministry lives on even in death

Last week, I was privileged to preside, along with Bishop John H. Ricard, bishop emeritus of Pensacola-Tallahassee and former auxiliary bishop of Baltimore, at a moving and historic ceremony marking the transfer of the mortal remains of Servant of God, Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange, foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, from New Cathedral Cemetery,...
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Mother Lange’s relics moved to motherhouse as sainthood cause advances

Mother Mary Lange's remains were transferred from New Cathedral Cemetery to Our Lady of Mount Providence Convent Chapel.
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Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange

Foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence Mother Lange was born around 1789 in what is today Haiti to a well-off family. She, along with hundreds of others, fled that country in the late 18th century when a revolution occurred. She came to Baltimore, where a great number of Catholic, French-speaking refugees had settled. Although
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Advocacy & Activism

“There can be no true democracy without a recognition of every person’s dignity and without respect for his or her rights.  Nor can there be true peace unless life is defended and promoted.” Gospel of Life ¶ 101. “Protecting and promoting the inviolable rights of persons is the most solemn responsibility of civil authority. As
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Phase I – Master Plan/Feasibility

Policies & Procedures for New Construction, Renovations and Maintenance Projects The DFM will select an architect (or architects) from an approved list to develop and complete this phase of the Work. After the necessary contract is prepared and executed by the Archbishop, the Architect(s) will: Meet with the DFM, Pastor and Parish Building Committee about
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