Zaferes is still basking in the glow of a multiple-medal performance in Tokyo, where she took bronze in the women’s triathlon July 27, and four days later helped the United States to a silver in the mixed triathlon.
Glory, emptiness at Tokyo Olympics
Even before organizers barred locals from attending events in Tokyo, managing editor Paul McMullen was lamenting the absence of fans from other nations at the Summer Olympics.
Mount de Sales’ Whittaker will keenly watch peers run in Tokyo Olympics
Whittaker, who won the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland cross country title at age 14 and soon thereafter catapulted herself into the national prep middle-distance scene, was 10th-fastest in the 800 semifinals at the U.S. Olympic Trials in June.
Distinctive Scholars adapted, grew during pandemic
The Review visited with some of the archdiocese’s 54 Distinctive Scholars. While activities and traditions were adjusted or abandoned because of COVID-19, they not only thrived, but they grew in empathy.
Ángel de Emmitsburg: Viajeros en peligro encuentran que el Santuario de San Antonio es un lugar fortuito para su accidente
Cándida Montilla se encontró con la mujer que describe como su accidental ángel de la guarda, literalmente. “Lo que hizo Karen, los sacrificios que hizo para ayudarnos, es increíble”, dijo Montilla al Review. “Pensé que íbamos a morir, pero ella se preocupó por nosotros y nos encontró ayuda. Solo le agradezco a Dios que cuando […]
Emmitsburg ‘angel’: Travelers in distress find St. Anthony Shrine fortuitous crash site
Candida Montilla came upon the woman she describes as her guardian angel by accident – literally.
Jim Phelan, basketball coach who elevated Mount St. Mary’s profile, dies at 92
Few laymen matched his contributions to the Mount, which gave Phelan a one-year contract to coach in 1954. It turned into 49 uninterrupted seasons on the same campus, the third longest in the history of the sport.
Deacon Kady’s path to priesthood included Saudi Arabia, footsteps of St. Paul
“Scott is a marked man, a good man,” Father Gauchat said. “There’s an integrity about him, a peace, a maturity. I’m proud that he hung in there.”
Franciscan Center extends outreach to include culinary training
Four women and one man are nearing the end of its inaugural Dignity Plates Training Academy, a 12-week course which combines life skills with those that will equip them to work in restaurant kitchens. It could mean the difference between standing in a bread line and being among the employees staffing it.
Minnesota foundation provides boost for students at five Catholic schools in Baltimore archdiocese
The high school class of 2021 in the Archdiocese of Baltimore will include nearly 40 students whose education included the assistance of scholarships that began in, of all places, Minnesota.
‘Everyone counts’ to Monsignor Burke, retiring after 62 years as priest of Baltimore Archdiocese
The second half of his life has been devoted to not just leading a parish strong enough to support a thriving K-8 school during an era in which most city parishes closed theirs, but recruiting fellow priests and laypeople to share in the cause of empowering the downtrodden.
Father Orchik requested assignment in city, came to ‘love’ Baltimore
“Baltimore is a real down-to-earth town and it just suits me, suits my personality,” Father Orchik said.