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It’s been a little over one week since I participated in my very first ever March for Life. I am not really one for crowds and the thought of being in the crowd rather than standing back to observe was a little scary. But, since I was traveling with a

Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore are getting help establishing or growing their endowments thanks to a newly launched initiative called the Mustard Seed program.

Marketing innovations are bolstering schools’ Catholic identity or mission.

 You probably won’t see my favorite new commercial during the Super Bowl this Sunday night, but this is the one you shouldn’t miss. I usually skip through ads, but while waiting for a YouTube video to load on my phone, this one caught my eye. Anyone who’s ever had, been,

Eight students from Catholic schools in the Baltimore archdiocese were among the 20 winners in the 28th annual “Champions of Courage” essay competition.

They are young, athletic and burning with the desire to share their love of learning and sense of service with students and staff.

The Catholic Review’s annual survey of high school costs among non-public schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore again shows that Catholic high schools are more affordable than most of their peers.