Loyola University Maryland introduces Paquette as its next athletic director

Jim Paquette needed little time to mention the priorities he will espouse at Loyola University Maryland, where he will become assistant vice president and director of athletics April 1.
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Abandon superficiality in favor of complete conversion, says pope

VATICAN CITY – The Lenten season calls Christians to strip themselves of evil, superficiality and lukewarm morality and to turn themselves fully over to Jesus Christ, said Pope Benedict XVI.
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Be a pray-er these 40 days

It is a bit ironic that pro-life pregnancy centers in Baltimore City are being forced by a new law to put signs in their facilities stating they do not perform or refer for abortions – under the guise of truth-in-advertising – yet abortion clinics continue making outrageous claims seemingly to no one’s chagrin.
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“Light is on” offers chance to lighten your soul

Think of the fresh blankets of snow we’ve seen (all too often) this winter. It makes everything look pristine and clean.
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Michael Murphy, Catholic architect, dies at 62

In death, Michael Murphy was remembered as a man who breathed new life into everything he touched.
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Politicians who support gay marriage are not Catholic, says cardinal

VATICAN CITY – Public officials who openly support same-sex marriage cannot consider themselves to be Catholic, said an Italian cardinal.
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Tens of thousands of Brazilian Catholics pick alternative to Carnival

SAO PAULO, Brazil – Tens of thousands of Brazilian Catholics did something different during the four days of Carnival. While their counterparts danced in the streets to the latest samba rhythm, these Catholics attended spiritual retreats.
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Irish-Vatican summit on sex abuse ends with call for courage, honesty

VATICAN CITY – Pope Benedict XVI said priestly sexual abuse was a “heinous crime” and a grave sin, and he urged Irish bishops to act courageously to repair their failures to deal properly with such cases.
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Couples share strengths of lasting marriages

For some men, it’s a woman’s smile, her eyes or a sweet disposition.
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Cell phone seen as a way to help young men hear call to priesthood

ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Allentown Bishop John O. Barres has taken a new approach to fostering vocations to the priesthood: making sure young men personally receive a call.
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Volunteers answer Our Daily Bread’s call

About 700 to 800 people file into Our Daily Employment Center in Baltimore City for its hot meal program that serves between 150 and 200 casseroles a day. In some years, the center gives out more than 250,000 feasts that include vegetables and other dietary necessities to the hungry. A stable of 30-40 volunteers help...
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Electronic giving makes it easier to support parish

It’s not just mounds of snow that many parishes are digging out of these days. Without people in the pews to make regular contributions, many faith communities are also struggling to overcome piles of bills – including unexpected ones relating to the high cost of snow removal.
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