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  It seemed like an ordinary morning. I buckled our sons in the car and we set out for preschool. About 20 minutes into the ride, I heard a voice from the back seat, saying words no mother wants to hear: “Mama,” came the voice. “I just threw up everywhere.” Oh, dear. I took the next

Among the crowd supporting Bank of America Sept. 8 at Catholic Charities of Baltimore’s 2012 Dragon Boat Races were about 50 men from Christopher Place Employment Academy.

  “Two little boys? You have your hands full!” says the woman behind me in line as I load up the conveyor belt with what groceries I was able to gather before both Collin and Frank entered simultaneous nuclear meltdown mode. “You have no idea,” I told her, as I stuck a

Not only was Sunday the first full day of fall (my favorite season), it was also the annual Race For Our Kids, a road race I look forward to every year. Race proceeds benefit pediatric oncology at the Herman and Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital at Sinai. Raising money for sick

As people are living longer today than ever before, many are choosing to remain in their homes rather than move to senior housing or continuing care retirement communities.

The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship’s (NFTE) Baltimore affiliate has received a $50,000 grant from the Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Foundation for its Baltimore Catholic schools initiative, the first of its kind in the U.S.

In a recession and where there is lack of employment, money does not flow from the employer to the employee.

We petitioned successfully, we are on the ballot, and we still need to vote. Now we pray:

Why have we allowed a money-driven special interest group to convince the government that we should sacrifice both freedom of religion and freedom of conscience? The HSS mandate does this.