When Keegan Preis walks down the aisle at the graduation ceremony for St. Stephen School’s class of 2017 in June, it will be a bittersweet moment for his family.
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Commitment to Immaculate Heart of Mary School transcends generations
“It has always felt like a community and a family here – always,” Terri Archibald said.
Goretti High scholars underscore Hagerstown’s ‘hub’ status
The achievers nominated for the archdiocese’s 25th annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation by St. Maria Goretti High School give credence to Hagerstown’s reputation as the Hub City.
‘A light that is breaking through’: Pro-lifers march on Annapolis
Pro-life supporters arrived in throngs to participate in the 39th annual Maryland March for Life March 3.
Support for Malone family part of IND’s fourth straight win over Mercy High in ‘The Game’
IND secured a 39-26 victory over Mercy High School before an estimated 2,800 at Towson University.
Benefit for Catholic education raises spirits, $800,000
The more than $800,000 expected to be raised by the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s annual gala for education will support 160 scholarships and more.
All the world a stage for ‘Big Steve’
Steven Alford took advantage of every chance he had to perform during his four years at Mount St. Joseph High School.
Visitation Academy to close June 30
Visitation Academy, a storied Catholic school in Frederick that has operated since 1846, will close June 30.
Gala celebrates education, $140 million in capital campaign
Archbishop William E. Lori announced that the capital campaign, “Embracing Our Mission, Shaping Our Future,” raised $140 million.
‘Wake-up call’ : Sellinger takes up new role as chancellor of schools
James B. Sellinger says a heart attack while working as an IBM executive was his “wake-up call.”
Blind Mount Carmel student overcomes big challenges
“I feel like I have to overcompensate by being the best I can in anything and everything I try,” said Dulany, his hand thumping a table for emphasis during an interview at his high school. “If I had a nickel for every time I was frustrated, I’d be rich. I didn’t give up. I never give up.”
Cardinal O’Brien reflects on joys and challenges of his Baltimore years
Cardinal O’Brien leaves an indelible mark on his adopted home – reconfiguring the school system, starting a parish-planning process, speaking out strongly in defense of life and new immigrants, supporting traditional marriage and naming key leaders to archdiocesan posts.