By now you have likely heard about the Fortnight for Freedom. Maybe you have seen a sign or poster advertising it. Perhaps you have seen references to it online. It is an idea whose hour has come. Religious freedom as protected by the First Amendment is at risk. It is most palpably jeopardized by the...Read More
Baltimore will take center stage June 13-19 as tall ships and naval vessels make their way to the harbor to launch the Bicentennial of the War of 1812.Read More
Nicolas Lombo, a parishioner of St. Joseph in Fullerton, was among 40 U.S. immigrants from 31 countries who became U.S. citizens during a Flag Day naturalization ceremony June 14 at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore.Read More
When I first joined Facebook, status updates focused on recounting mundane daily activities, such as: “I had a great omelet for breakfast,” or “Found some great deals at the grocery store.” Fortunately, our use of social media has evolved, and amid the traditional pictures, comical forwards and announcements, a growingRead More