Appeals court rehears case on city ordinance targeting prolife pregnancy centers

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments Dec. 6 on a 2010 Baltimore City ordinance that requires Baltimore’s pro-life pregnancy centers to post signs stating they do not provide or refer for abortions or birth control.
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Deacon David Tengwall both preacher and professor

St. Andrew by the Bay's Deacon David Tengwall has an affinity for marriage preparation.
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A visit from Saint Nicholas

    Jolly old Saint Nicholas, Thanks for stopping by!   How we loved to find our shoes, Filled and piled so high. Christmas Eve is coming soon, But not quite fast enough. We just can’t wait for it to come, And loved to find this stuff!   A car, a superhero Pez, And candy...
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A survival kit for Christmas

For years I would show up at various family gatherings with bags of presents. Today I mostly just bring love. It’s all we need, and what we are all looking for.
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Brother Thomas Vincent, S.S.J.

A funeral Mass for Josephite Brother Thomas Vincent is expected to be offered Dec. 10 at St. Joseph Manor in Baltimore.
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Shooter charged with attempted murder after gunfire at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center

A Baltimore County police officer was injured in a physical confrontation with a prisoner who was receiving medical care.
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Mount de Sales junior follows strong example

Junior Jessica Harris follows the example of her parents, who live out their faith.
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Annual Red Mass a source of spiritual strength for lawyers, attendees say

Catholics in Maryland’s legal community gathered Dec. 4 at the Shrine of St. Alphonsus, Baltimore, for the annual Red Mass.
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Paralympian visits Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Austin Maltagliati, an eighth-grader at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, has a new appreciation for people with disabilities after meeting a Paralympic gold medalist.
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Catholic Charities’ annual breakfast celebrates record $3 million raised

Catholic Charities of Baltimore has raised a record $3 million this year, the organization announced Dec. 5 at its annual leadership breakfast.
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Prisoner in police custody shoots gun at St. Joseph, no one hurt

A confrontation between a Baltimore County prisoner receiving medical care and a police officer attending him Dec. 5 caused the officer’s gun to fire into a wall at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson.
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A preschooler’s Nutcracker is sweet

  When Leo brought home a permission slip to go to the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with his Pre-K class today, I was a bit taken aback. Attending a symphony concert hasn’t been high on our list of places to go as a family. In fact, if you had asked me, I
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