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I had the privilege of attending the African Eucharistic Congress last month in Bethesda, representing St. Bernardine Parish and the archdiocesan Office of African American Catholic Ministries. The first day marked the 18th Conference of African Clergy and Religious who live and minister in the United States, a day of unity and support.

Loyola soccer scores strong win at Mount St. Joseph

The No. 2 Dons defeat Mount St. Joseph, 3-0.

Dare to love

It was every parent’s worst nightmare. Their teenage daughter had attempted suicide, and now the doctors and specialists at the hospital were working hard to resuscitate the girl.

Older basketball players still driving hard

After injuring himself in a basketball tournament in Florida, David Gately was hobbling up and down the stairs of his home, eliciting snickers from his son, David Jr., one of the players he coaches at Calvert Hall College High School in Towson.

Chapel restored at St. Mary’s Spiritual Center and Historic Site

The chapel at the first Catholic seminary in the U.S. has been restored.

Educators get a lesson in the digital generation

Archbishop William E. Lori

Ian Jukes spoke to more than 250 Catholic school educators from 35 schools across the Archdiocese of Baltimore Sept. 21.

Catholic Review Column: Election Day

Archbishop Lori Homily

On Election Day, November 6, citizens of Maryland will have the enormous responsibility of deciding the fate of a law that seeks to change the legal definition of marriage in our state. In short, Maryland voters will decide whether marriage as it has been known for centuries will remain as God intended, as a union […]

Archdiocese Hosts First Stem Workshop for Elementary School Leadership; International Researcher to Present on the 21st Century Learner

Sean Caine

Press Release

The Archdiocese of Baltimore Department of Catholic Schools is hosting the first Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Leadership workshop for principals and senior teaching staff on Friday, September 21 starting at 8:30 AM. Ian Jukes, an international research consultant will present on “Understanding the Digital Generation and 21st Century Fluency”. The workshop will take […]

Marylanders face critical decision on marriage

Baltimore’s archbishop talks about the need to view the same-sex marriage issue in a ” rational, dispassionate yet loving manner.”

Tolerance a two-way street

Filmmakers rarely pay the price for the violence they incite with their movies.

Pounding the pavement

My husband and I religiously attended Back On My Feet (BOMF) until March, a month before we got married. The final weeks of wedding planning were all-consuming. Then we went on our honeymoon. In May we started settling into married life and BOMF fell to the wayside. Last month we

Training helps intercultural understanding