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A pretty penny indeed: Special dolphin coin helps child fight cancer

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On her family’s first trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore on Feb. 20, Katie Mays’ son, Liam, received a souvenir penny.

Pope says Year of Mercy will be time to heal, to help, to forgive

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Mercy is what makes God perfect and all-powerful, Pope Francis said in his document officially proclaiming the 2015-2016 extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy.

Term ‘genocide’ angers Turkey, while pope says memory leads to healing

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Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide, Pope Francis said atrocities from the past have to be recognized – not hidden or denied.

Shopping for mac and cheese and feeling grateful to be a mother

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As I reached for a few boxes of macaroni and cheese, I noticed a woman standing there staring at the grocery store shelves. Ah, I knew that look. She was overwhelmed by the choices, not sure where to begin.“What’s the difference?” she asked.“Some of them it’s just the packaging, or

2nd Sunday of Easter – Divine Mercy

Archbishop William E. Lori

Archbishop Lori Homily

Introduction Yesterday Pope Francis formally announced an extraordinary Holy Year dedicated to God’s Mercy. He timed his announcement for this Second Sunday of Easter, Mercy Sunday, as it has been known since the days of St. John Paul II. And in the very first words of his announcement, Pope Francis invites us to look upon […]

New image at Baltimore’s Holy Rosary Church to be venerated on Divine Mercy Sunday

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“She did this painting exactly according to the directions given by Jesus Christ to St. Faustina in her diary,” Father Totzke said.

Saturday Octave of Easter 2015 – Knights of Columbus Board Meeting

Archbishop William E. Lori

Archbishop Lori Homily

Introduction Aesop, in one of his fables, give us this memorable phrase: “A man is known by the company he keeps.” People know what kind of persons we are by the friends we make and keep. In today’s reading from the Acts of the Apostles, the leaders of the people pegged Peter and John as […]

Friday Octave of Easter 2015 – Knights of Columbus Board Meeting

Archbishop William E. Lori

Archbishop Lori Homily

Introduction This is my first opportunity to say, “Happy Easter!” We are still in the Octave of Easter, the eight-day celebration of the Lord’s Resurrection, with each of the eight days being nearly as good as celebrating Easter itself. The number eight was chosen to extend the celebration a day longer than a week, and […]

Parish, community mourn loss of landmark church devastated by fire

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Where parishioners once sat for Mass in Benwood now sit the charred remains of a building regarded as a monument in the community.

‘Priest for a Day’ is a wish come true for 11-year-old Missouri boy

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On Holy Thursday, Brett Haubrich took his place beside the altar at Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis as “Priest for a Day.”

Students pray for safety of Pope Francis more than 1 million times

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The prayerful protection of Mary has been showered upon Pope Francis 1 million times over.

Want your son to be a Distinctive Scholar? Consider the name Nicholas

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Three ‘Nicks’ are among 60 high school seniors in the Archdiocese of Baltimore that have been named Distinctive Scholars.

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