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  It changes every day—sometimes two or three times. “Mama, can I be a pirate?” “I want to be Batman!” “What I really want to be is Peter Rabbit. Or a bank robber! Can I be a bank robber?” For months now, whenever the Halloween conversation came up, I said yes to any costume idea.

It is that time of year again. As the temperature cools off, the fall running season is heating up. There are footraces throughout the region that raise funds for various causes. One of those races is the Under Armour Baltimore Running Festival, which includes the Baltimore marathon, is Oct. 13. The festival

One of the things I like most about Calvert Hall is that we get the opportunity to go on retreat each year as a student. I am part of the peer ministry program and part of being a peer minister is helping lead junior retreat at the Trinitarian Spiritual Center

Deacon Richard Morris, a familiar and welcoming face to all who entered the Catholic Center in Baltimore, died Sept. 20 after a long illness.

“It’s the economy, stupid!” – James Carville’s memorable note-to-self during the 1992 presidential race – will be the determining factor in the 2012 campaign, according to the common wisdom.

As Marylanders, we are fortunate to live in one of the wealthiest states in the nation. Yet 9.7 percent of the people in our state live in poverty – that’s nearly 560,000 people, including almost 175,000 children.