local news FeatureLocal NewsNewsObituaries Agnes Welch, former member of Baltimore City Council, dies at 99 Adriana MontesJanuary 3, 20242 min read Agnes Welch, a devout member of St. Edward Parish and former member of the Baltimore City Council from West Baltimore, died Dec. 26 at the age of 99 at the University of Maryland Medical Center. Arts & CultureFeatureLocal NewsNews Calvert Hall grad recovered stolen art, artifacts over two-decade career with the FBI Erik ZygmontJanuary 2, 20247 min read Robert Wittman, who grew up in Baltimore’s Hamilton neighborhood and received the sacraments at nearby St. Dominic Church and his grade school education at the former parish school, has recovered countless artifacts and pieces of art, including works by Rembrandt, Goya, Manet and Rodin. FeatureJournalismLocal NewsNews Most popular stories and commentaries of 2023 on CatholicReview.org Gerry JacksonJanuary 1, 202429 min read Check out the most-read local stories and commentaries on CatholicReview.org for 2023. FeatureKnights of ColumbusLocal NewsNewsRespect Life Life Fest returns to DC Armory ahead of National March for Life with Mass celebrated by Archbishop Lori Maria WieringDecember 29, 20233 min read The Sisters of Life and Knights of Columbus announced Dec. 21 that they will be teaming up for a second year to host Life Fest in conjunction with the National March for Life in Washington in January. ChristmasFeatureLocal NewsNewsRadio Interview Radio Interview: The Incarnation and the Meaning of Christmas Catholic Review StaffDecember 27, 20231 min read What is the meaning of the Incarnation and the significance of Christmas? Catholic Review Editor Christopher Gunty talked with Father Tyler Kline about how we take the message of Christmas and apply it to our lives every day, not just during the Christmas season. FeatureLocal NewsMaryland Catholic ConferenceMaryland General AssemblyNews Renewed push expected for physician-assisted suicide in Maryland legislature Christopher GuntyDecember 27, 20237 min read Leaders of the Maryland Catholic Conference say the state will face another big push for physician-assisted suicide, which is opposed by church teaching, when the 2024 General Assembly session begins Jan. 10. FeatureLocal NewsNews Dog Days: Retired from politics, former Catholic legislator now devoted to caring for senior pets Adriana MontesDecember 27, 20236 min read The Anne Arundel County sanctuary operates on a core principle – rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming senior dogs. Even if a furry resident doesn’t find a forever home, the sanctuary ensures it becomes the dog’s haven for the rest of its life. Local NewsNewsObituaries Brother Gallagher, who taught at St. Frances Academy, dies at 93 Catholic Review StaffDecember 22, 20231 min read De La Salle Christian Brother Edward Gallagher, who taught at St. Frances Academy in Baltimore from 1987-1992 and 1999-2008, died Dec. 17. He was 93. Arts & CultureBlack Catholic MinistryFeatureHispanic MinistryLocal NewsNewsOur Faith in Action Baltimore’s Black and Hispanic Catholic choirs inspire unity and joy Adriana MontesDecember 21, 20235 min read The archdiocese introduced two distinctive ensembles, each representing significant communities and emphasizing unity among Catholics while celebrating the church’s rich diversity – the Black Catholic Mass Choir and the Hispanic/Latino Archdiocesan Choir. FeatureLocal NewsNews Small fire at St. Mary in Annapolis won’t affect Christmas services Gerry JacksonDecember 20, 20233 min read All is well at St. Mary Church in Annapolis after a small fire in the late morning of Dec. 20 caused minor damage to the second floor of the parish’s three-story rectory. Previous 1 … 115 116 117 … 423 Next