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Nun’s ministry lives on even in death

Last week, I was privileged to preside, along with Bishop John H. Ricard, bishop emeritus of Pensacola-Tallahassee and former auxiliary bishop of Baltimore, at a moving and historic ceremony marking the transfer of the mortal remains of Servant of God, Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange, foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, from New Cathedral Cemetery,...
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Put a -30- on the Printers’ Mass

In 1986, less than a generation after it had enjoyed the highest newspaper circulation in Baltimore, The News American went out of business.
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Catholic high school graduates use knowledge to change the world

The Catholic Review congratulates the 2,357 graduating seniors from the 20 Catholic high schools in the archdiocese.
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Movie Review: Man of Steel

“Man of Steel” director Zack Snyder’s take on the familiar narrative of Superman has the makings of an engaging drama.
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The Crying Game

Puzzles and video games can be fun, but parenting is the ultimate challenge.Your object: to raise a happy, healthy child of sound moral character. It sounds simple enough. But, just when you think you’ve mastered one level, you’ve entered another chaotic stage, seemingly harder than the one before. You try
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At Mercy, teen finds her voice and strengthens her faith

Mercy High School senior Kelly Dohony participated in a range of clubs and assumed various leadership positions at Mercy.
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Dyslexia can’t tackle Bishop Walsh graduate

Nineteen-year-old Quincy Redmon has overcome several obstacles.
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Calvert Hall grad grows in faith after diagnosis

After a hurdle in his basketball career, Darryle Edwards became a leader in campus ministry at Calvert Hall.
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Common response at Catholic High: Ask Megan

Catholic High graduate Megan Lynch is a natural leader at the all-girls school who excels in computer science.
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MCC: Not surprised referendum effort on death penalty repeal failed

The Maryland Catholic Conference called the failure of recent efforts to bring the state’s new death penalty repeal law to public vote “a great relief,” as it means the measure will stand and the organization will not have to expend resources fighting a referendum.
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Catholic Divorce Ministry offers support

Separated and divorced Catholics looking for support can find it during a special conference set for June 21-22 at Our Lady of the Chesapeake, Lake Shore.
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Archbishop Curley grad is goal-oriented

Faith has motivated Archbishop Curley graduate Patrick Koscher, who will play soccer at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
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