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Mrs. Kara Sherman

Lauren Robinson
January 2, 2018

(St. Francis of Assisi School) Flexible Seating Leads to Classroom Success Mrs. Kara Sherman, a fourth grade teacher at St. Francis of Assisi School in Baltimore, helps students reach their full potential by implementing flexible seating in her classroom. Mrs. Sherman, who was hired as a new teacher to St. Francis this year, immediately immersed […]

In his ministry as archbishop of Manila, Philippines, and in his travels for Caritas Internationalis, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle said he is reminded of the true meaning of hope by people living in situations the world would see as hopeless. Cardinal Tagle is pictured speaking to World Youth Day pilgrims in 2016 in Krakow, Poland. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)

Gospel message of hope often is taught by the poor, cardinal says

Cindy Wooden
January 2, 2018
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Cardinal Tagle, 60, will talk and preach about hope with parish, school and diocesan leaders at the opening session and Mass of the Mid-Atlantic Congress in Baltimore Feb. 15-17.

This 1945 photo taken after the atomic bombing in Nagasaki, Japan, was released Dec. 30 by Pope Francis. The photo by U.S. Marine Joseph Roger O'Donnell shows a boy carrying his dead brother on his back as he waits his brother's turn to be cremated. (CNS photo/Joseph Roger O'Donnell via Holy See Press Office)

Pope prints postcard illustrating the horror of war

Catholic News Service
January 1, 2018
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In an unusual move late Dec. 30, the pope had the Vatican press office and Vatican media distribute a copy of a famous photograph from the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.

Archbishop William E. Lori, from right, Baltimore City Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and City Comptroller Joan Pratt join hands during an interfaith prayer vigil at the War Memorial building Dec. 28. (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff)

Archbishop Lori’s Invocation – Mayor Pugh’s Prayer Vigil

Archbishop William E. Lori
December 29, 2017
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In your wisdom, grant us the understanding we need to take the steps necessary to bring about the transformation of our city so that it will be a place where every life is cherished, where families are sustained in love, and where young people have the opportunity to develop the talents and gifts with which you, O Father, have endowed them.

Archbishop Lori’s Remarks: Conversations in Leadership

Archbishop William E. Lori
December 29, 2017
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All of you have been chosen because we see in you talent and leadership qualities. I am impressed by what I know of your abilities to build relationships, your abilities to lead, your abilities to educate effectively, to employ technology, to employ 21st century learning techniques,  your passion for Catholic education, your commitment to the faith, your sense of mission. For all of this and so much more, my warmest thanks!

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