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Jesuit schools influence Olympic swimming

July 25, 2008

Nearly a million laps in a 50-meter pool have perfected the form and fitness of Michael Phelps, the star of the 2004 Summer Olympics and the presumptive ace of the 2008 games that begin Aug. 8 in Beijing.

Amy Belz ready to lead Immaculate Heart of Mary School

Catholic Review

July 25, 2008

News

After serving eight years as a teacher and assistant principal at Sacred Heart School in Glyndon, Amy Belz is excited to take on a new role as principal of Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Baynesville.

The Real Televangelists

Archdiocese Staff

July 24, 2008

OBrien Articles

The Catholic Review From time to time, I will invite guest columnists to share their “Thoughts on our Church.” I would be especially anxious to introduce members of our Archdiocesan staff, given the extraordinary expertise they offer me and all our archdiocesan agencies. Sean Caine addresses the core energizer of our Faith, evangelization. He has […]

Shirley Wise impressed with Linthicum school

Catholic Review

July 24, 2008

News

As the new principal of St. Philip Neri School in Linthicum, Shirley Wise said she is honored to inherit an educational institution that is in “very good running order.”

In interview, Lennon called himself ‘one of Christ’s biggest fans’

Catholic Review

July 18, 2008

News

LONDON – British radio has broadcast an interview with John Lennon in which the late singer-composer claimed the Beatles were a Christian band that wanted to bring people closer to God.

Catholic officials seek permission to exhume Cardinal Newman’s body

Catholic Review

July 18, 2008

News

LONDON – Catholic officials have applied for permission to exhume the body of a 19th-century cardinal whose cause for sainthood is expected to soon progress to beatification.

The Church’s Beacon Shines Brightly

Archdiocese Staff

July 17, 2008

OBrien Articles

The Catholic Review An article in last weekend’s New York Times dramatized the victimization of foreigners living in our country without proper documentation and the frenzied, all out effort of some to capture and prosecute them as criminals. Pastors across the country – including our own Archdiocese – tell of raids upon young immigrants who […]

New principal takes charge in Rosedale

Catholic Review

July 17, 2008

News

Raising greater awareness about St. Clement Mary Hofbauer School in Rosedale is one of Gary M. Rand II’s top priorities as he begins his duties as principal of the 300-student school.

Priest should take yoga

Catholic Review

July 16, 2008

News

I read the article about the exorcist Father Jeremy Davies (CR, June 12). In that article he placed hatha yoga and yoga in general as dangerous. I have taken yoga classes on and off for a long time and none of my teachers or instruction books have ever claimed anything from doing the exercises other than it makes your body feel better.

Farewells for Bishop Malooly

Catholic Review

July 16, 2008

News

Two farewell Masses will be held in the Archdiocese of Baltimore for Bishop W. Francis Malooly, who on Sept. 8 will be installed as the ninth Bishop of Wilmington, Del.

Back to List World Youth Day Begins in Sydney, Australia

Sean Caine

July 15, 2008

Press Release

Approximately 50 youth from the Archdiocese of Baltimore are in Sydney, Australia, for World Youth Day, July 15-20. Pope Benedict XVI will preside over the five-day event, and Archbishop Edwin F. O’Brien, Archbishop of Baltimore, will also attend. A crowd of more than 250,000 is expected. While in Sydney, the young pilgrims will experience opportunities […]

Sister Michael Marie Fitzpatrick, S.S.N.D.

Catholic Review

July 15, 2008

News

A funeral Mass for Sister Michael Marie Fitzpatrick, S.S.N.D., was offered July 6 at Villa Notre Dame in Wilton, Conn. Sister died on July 2; she was 84.

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