Author explores how art, architecture lead us to prayer

Art is a gift that springs from life, and thus, according to the author, is a form of giving one’s life for others.
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Archbishop Lori says Knights’ founder drew principles from ‘heart of Gospel’

Archbishop Lori celebrated the closing Mass for the Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention in Philadelphia.
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To Target: Forget sorting by gender. Here’s how you should label toys.

Dear Target,I hear you’re taking down signs that indicate which toys and bedding are for boys and girls. I never even noticed they were labeled—and I’m sure my children haven’t either.Our sons would walk through fire or save pocket change for months to get the Toy of Their Dreams. No pink sign
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Mount de Sales alumna finds hard work its own reward

Margaret “Meg” Protzman, an alumna of Mount de Sales Academy in Catonsville, is spending her summer in service of others.
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Pope designates Sept. 1 as World Day of Prayer for Care of Creation

Like their Orthodox brothers and sisters, Catholics formally will mark Sept. 1 as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation.
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Sister Dorothy Cotterell, S.U.S.C., dies at 92

A funeral Mass for Holy Union Sister Dorothy Cotterell was offered July 23.
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‘Jim Gaffigan Show’ treats Catholicism seriously, but in a funny way

Catholicism is front-and-center in the Gaffigan household of TV Land's "The Jim Gaffigan Show."
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Ireland pilgrimage brings challenge and cheer

Celtic Crossing. Irish Pilgrimage. Religious Freedom Pilgrimage 2015. All these phrases are appropriate to describe our recent June trip of 19 pilgrims to Ireland to walk 100 miles for religious freedom.
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British composer’s music chosen for official Year of Mercy hymn

Paul Inwood and 89 other composers around the world had two months to submit their compositions of the music for the official hymn of Year of Mercy. Inwood's composition was selected.
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Serra’s legacy complicated by practices, conflicts of his time

People with ties to the California mission system see the canonization of its founder as a moment for reflection.
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Knights to launch new national TV campaign about persecuted Christians

The Knights of Columbus is launching a new phase in its efforts on behalf of persecuted Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East.
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Rowdiness to reflection in Federal Hill

However long they remain, two minutes or two hours, the decision to step off the street and into Holy Cross makes them pilgrims of another order. For those few moments, at least, their journey is definitively toward God.
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