local news FeatureGivingLocal NewsNews Giving Tuesday is chance to help Priscila González de DoranNovember 21, 20213 min read The archdiocese will participate for the first time in the international annual Giving Tuesday Nov. 30, raising funds for parishes through a digital platform titled #GiveCatholicAOB in collaboration with GiveCentral. Local NewsNewsObituaries Father Ronald Bonneau, C.Ss.R, dies at 76 Catholic Review StaffNovember 20, 20211 min read A funeral Mass for Redemptorist Father Ronald E. Bonneau was offered Nov. 18 at St. John Neumann in Annapolis. Child & Youth ProtectionFeatureLocal NewsNewsU.S. Bishops Meeting – Fall 2021 In sunrise walk, bishops, survivors seek day of prayer to end sex abuse Rhina GuidosNovember 18, 20214 min read The sun barely had peaked over the horizon, ending the darkness and bringing light into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, where two U.S. cardinals, six bishops and prominent leaders of various faiths clasped hands with a group of about 20 men and women Nov. 18, praying for an end to the “evil” that brought them together. EucharistFeatureLocal NewsNewsU.S. Bishops Meeting – Fall 2021 U.S. bishops approve document on Eucharist and investing guidelines in Baltimore meeting Christopher GuntyNovember 17, 20218 min read “The document is meant to be a resource,” Archbishop Lori said. “It’s meant to emphasize points of eucharistic doctrine and practice that may have been neglected over time – that needs, in our times, fresh emphasis.” Local NewsNewsObituaries Sister Elizabeth Frances Scully, O.S.F., dies at 97 Catholic Review StaffNovember 17, 20211 min read Sister Elizabeth Frances Scully, who ministered in education in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, died Nov. 14. She was 97 FeatureLocal NewsMaryland Catholic ConferenceMaryland General AssemblyNewsRespect Life Physician-assisted suicide expected to be an issue in Maryland General Assembly Priscila González de DoranNovember 17, 20215 min read “Our responsibility as Catholics is to be a voice for the voiceless, the most vulnerable and those at the periphery of society,” Kraska said. “Those most likely to be harmed by this dangerous legislation are racial and ethnic minorities, the poor, the elderly and those with disabilities.” #IamCatholicFeatureLocal NewsNewsSeniors Centenarians share their secrets to a long-lasting life Priscila González de DoranNovember 17, 20216 min read Robert J. McAllister and Sylvia George have each lived more than a century full of faith, career success and family love. And both remain active today. FeatureLocal NewsNewsU.S. Bishops Meeting – Fall 2021 Sex abuse survivors urge bishops to denounce Church Militant’s agenda Rhina GuidosNovember 17, 20215 min read On the first of two days of public sessions during the U.S. bishops fall general assembly, a group of sex abuse survivors in a Nov. 16 news conference called on the prelates meeting in Baltimore to focus less on who can take Communion and instead do more to end sex abuse and other abuses by clergy. FeatureLocal NewsNewsU.S. Bishops Meeting – Fall 2021 ‘Enough is enough’ rally challenges bishops to ‘see the light’ George P. Matysek Jr.November 16, 20216 min read As more than 200 U.S. bishops met Nov. 16 at the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront hotel for the annual fall general assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, a series of speakers castigated them from across the street at a waterfront pavilion during a rally sponsored by St. Michael’s Media, a conservative media organization. #IamCatholicArchbishop’s MinistryFeatureLocal NewsNewsRacial JusticeSynodalityU.S. Bishops Meeting – Fall 2021Video Baltimore archbishop, in homily for bishops’ opening Mass, says synodality should not avoid problems Christopher GuntyNovember 16, 20217 min read More than 200 bishops and archbishops and six cardinals concelebrated the opening Mass for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops fall assembly, as the prelates gathered in person for the first time since November 2019. Previous 1 … 191 192 193 … 409 Next
