Stephanie Rubeling of Frederick has two sons pursuing the priesthood.

Stephanie Rubeling of Frederick has two sons pursuing the priesthood.

The crass misogyny of “Ex Machina” overwhelms any thoughtful considerations it might have to offer on artificial intelligence.
Even before we adopted our children, we knew we would protect the stories of the first part of their lives—long before they met us.In our pre-adoptive parent training the social workers told us that you never want your child to learn about his or her origins from someone other than
Introduction This Cathedral Basilica has stood the test of time. Beginning in 1806 its roots were planted deeply here in Mt. Vernon. Gradually its simple yet majestic design began to take shape until it was finally completed in 1821. Since then it has continuously served as a thriving Cathedral parish, as a symbol of religious […]
Introduction Last Tuesday morning, I came by to say hello to Father Bomberger and to see how the parish and neighborhood were doing after a very difficult night. When I got to the Rectory, Father Ray wasn’t there. We were told we could find him across the street and there he was, a lone figure, […]
“Baltimore is the heart of the Archdiocese and our heart is broken.” –Most Rev. William E. Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore, will celebrate a Mass for peace in Baltimore on Sunday, May 3rd at 10:45 a.m. at the historic St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, located at 1546 N. Fremont […]
“Even bad men love their mommas.”
Peace events planned for May 3 will follow an announcement by Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby that all six officers involved in the arrest and detainment of 25-year-old Freddie Gray will face criminal charges.
The untimely death of Freddie Gray Jr., a 25-year-old African-American man who died seven days after he reportedly suffered a severe spinal injury while being arrested by Baltimore City police officers, has caused a great deal of pain, sadness and anger among many in our city and surrounding communities. The circumstances of his death, while […]

Katrina is one of several students at St. Maria Goretti whose lives have changed after venturing far outside their community.
The untimely death of Freddie Gray Jr., a 25-year-old African-American man who died seven days after he reportedly suffered a severe spinal injury while being arrested by Baltimore City police officers, has caused a great deal of pain, sadness and anger among many in our city and surrounding communities.
(Read Part One of this blog, “I cried for my neighbors.”) As I stayed home Wednesday, I finally had a chance to relax a little and not get caught up in TV media coverage. But questions still linger about the death of Freddie Gray and police accountability. While I
