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  It may have taken a few tricks to get our boys excited about the hand-me-down costumes we had hanging in the closet, but it was worth it. Our sons were legitimately excited about dressing up—Leo as a ghost and Daniel as a “spooky beaver.” And I was so happy that we

A few weeks ago, I joined a group of ecumenical leaders at Morgan State University in support of the DREAM Act. A reporter covering the event asked me how the church could support the DREAM Act, but be against legalizing same-sex marriage. Weren’t we being inconsistent, he wanted to know.

The inauguration of this “Year of Faith” surfaced within me some old memories of the blessings given to the people of God during the proceedings of Vatican II 50 years ago. I was young and, believe it or not, still hold some vivid memories of this great moment in church history.

To mark All Souls’ Day Nov. 2, the Catholic Review recalls a few recently deceased who contributed to the vibrancy of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Maryland’s Catholic leaders are making a final push to galvanize support for the state’s DREAM Act and opposition to same-sex marriage, two referenda measures on this year’s election ballot.

“This song was written for me.” How many times have you felt that way or heard someone else say that? You know it isn’t the literal truth. Not every 15-year-old girl hangs out with Taylor Swift. I’ve never met anyone who has Adele’s phone number. And Sir Paul McCartney doesn’t

As October ends and November is upon us, there has been no shortage of opportunity for Catholics to begin strengthening our faith muscles as the “Year of Faith” moves into full swing.Today is Halloween, better known as the national holiday of candy. Little ghouls and goblins will likely be flooding the