I’m not going back to school: Musings on my retirement

All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy; for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another.--Anatole France, French journalist, novelist, poet (1844-1924)For the first time in my life, I am not getting ready to
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Calvert Hall coach weighs in on “When the Game Stands Tall”

I am a Baltimore Ravens fan and play co-ed, two-hand touch football in Patterson Park, but when it came to reviewing the football-themed movie, “When the Game Stands Tall,” I thought it best to seek out a subject-matter expert. Who better to evaluate a movie based on a De La Salle sports team than a
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CCHD seed money goes a long way at Project PLASE

Project PLASE (People Lacking Ample Shelter and Employment) found permanent housing for more than 300 people in fiscal year 2013.
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They’re going back!

Find out the benefits of Catholic education in Archbishop Lori's column.
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1,600 educators gather for Catholic Schools Convocation

More than 1,600 Catholic school educators crammed the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Homeland Aug. 22.
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Schools collaborate to improve Catholic education

Partnerships between Catholic primary, secondary and higher education institutions benefit one as much as the other.
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New presidents, principals to lead Catholic schools

Fifteen new and interim principals and four presidents have been named at Catholic schools across the archdiocese.
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Movie Review: When the Game Stands Tall

There’s little to object to and much to honor in director Thomas Carter’s idealistic fact-based sports drama, “When the Game Stands Tall."
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School Sisters of Notre Dame celebrate 25 local jubilarians

A local celebration for 25 members of the School Sisters of Notre Dame who serve in Archdiocese of Baltimore will be held Saturday, Aug. 23, at Villa Assumpta.
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Back to school

When I put in my resignation letter to the public school system after delivering Leo in October, I didn’t think I’d ever find myself in this position again. I envisioned the end of August as being a time for me to prepare my own children for school, while anticipating a
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10 ways to help your child prepare for the first day of school

 We still have two book reports to write and who knows what else to do before school starts. But my top priority is ensuring that our son is feeling ready to take on his first day of first grade.So, with school beginning next week, I called La Keita Carter, Psy.D., director
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Deep welcome: Vacationers drawn to water, slopes and westernmost parish

Five minutes before 11 a.m. worship, every seat at St. Peter at the Lake Center was taken.
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