Frederick senior keeps moving

FREDERICK – Abigail Tighe has been playing soccer and softball since before she could read, but scoring goals and home runs wasn’t what excited her.
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Fortnight for Freedom

Last week, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a call to action to defend religious liberty and urged the lay faithful to work to protect this First Freedom of the Bill of Rights (see article on Page A3).
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St. Clare suffers vandalism

Three teenage boys vandalized the parish center at St. Clare in Essex April 8, spraying fire extinguishers throughout the former school building and causing at least $62,000 in damages.
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Liberty: A time for weeping

We are seeing what happens when laity ignores apostolic teaching for whatever reason and bishops fail to adequately confront the laity’s misdirection. We now face a serious attack on religious liberty in this country.
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It’s easy to be green

(View of the Earth from Apollo 17. Courtesy NASA) Ever since I was a kid my family made a conscious effort to recycle. Usually it was just paper because we still had to separate the recyclables back then. Now, with single-stream recycling in Baltimore City, it’s easier than ever to get
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Angel of God, His Guardian Dear …

One afternoon last week, my mother was taking care of Daniel and my oldest sister’s four children. While my sister’s 3-year-old was sleeping upstairs, Daniel closed and locked the sunroom door, trapping his grandmother and three older cousins on the other side. I was at work and received a panicked
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Video: Catholics mark Divine Mercy Sunday

Holy Rosary Church in Baltimore was filled with prayer April 15 as Catholics celebrated Divine Mercy Sunday.
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Notre Dame Prep products follow art teacher’s footsteps

Kate Martiyan was in a creative slump in art class during her high school senior year in 1993. It didn’t last long.
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Lent is over, but not our resolutions

 Lent is over, but not our resolutionsNot too many people miss Lent. After all, putting away your hairshirt, if you’re a Carthusian, does not elicit the same post-holiday depression as packing up your Christmas ornaments. Moreover, Lent ends with most glorious feast of the Christian calendar, which is hardly comparable
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Cardinal encourages Catholics to sign marriage petition

Catholic parishes are collecting signatures for a petition to bring Maryland's same-sex marriage law to a popular vote.
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Video: Protestors say bar misuses Catholic symbols

A Fells Point bar has some Catholics up in arms over religious items on display.
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