Steven Alford took advantage of every chance he had to perform during his four years at Mount St. Joseph High School.
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Special needs ministries, blessings all around
Lisa McGann believes that people with “different abilities” do not need charity as much as they need to feel a sense of worth.
Father Rubeling’s priestly ordination is a family affair
Archbishop William E. Lori ordained Father Michael Rubeling as the newest priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore June 25.
Visitation Academy to close June 30
Visitation Academy, a storied Catholic school in Frederick that has operated since 1846, will close June 30.
Q&A with Archbishop Lori on religious liberty: Part I
In the first of a two-part report on religious liberty, Archbishop William E. Lori stresses importance of the witness of lay Catholics.
Exiled nuns from France found refuge in Baltimore
A community of religious sisters whose ministry focused on continuously praying the rosary found refuge in Baltimore 113 years ago this month after being expelled from France in a clash between church and state.
Lifeblood of the church: Engaging youth at Towson University
TOWSON – When Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori mentioned the need to reach out to the massive student body at Towson University, Father Matthew Buening, then serving as pastor of St. Paul Parish in Ellicott City, was moved to stand up. “That’s a great idea, Archbishop,” he said, according to his recollection of the meeting, […]
On its 125th anniversary, Curtis Bay parish extends another ‘hug’
The April 3 Mass included the distribution of custom lapel pins to all and archdiocesan Medals of Honor.
Our Back Pages: Catholic Review counts popes in its readership
At least three popes or future popes have read the Catholic Review.
Essex parish celebrates renovated worship space
St. Clare renovated its worship space with hands-on help from parishioners.
Coffee & Doughnuts with Ray Kelly
Ray Kelly is the Director of Community Relations for the No Boundaries Coalition and a member of the pastoral council at St. Peter Claver.
Harbaugh discusses faith in adversity at sold-out Catholic Men’s Conference
We choose hope or hopeless, Harbaugh said. “We work together or alone. We turn our face humbly to our God, or we turn our back.”