local news Child & Youth ProtectionFeatureLocal NewsNewsVocations Seminaries in Archdiocese of Baltimore among those committing to sexual misconduct policy benchmarks Dennis SadowskiMay 27, 20217 min read Eighteen seminaries – including St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore and Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg – have committed to meeting five sexual misconduct policy benchmarks developed by a group of laypeople, seminary leaders and bishops. FeatureLocal NewsNewsObituaries Father Gosnell, who served as pastor and on archdiocesan Tribunal, dies at 69 Mary K. TilghmanMay 26, 20214 min read Father Stephen D. Gosnell, a Knight of the Holy Sepulcher and former pastor of the parishes of All Saints in Liberty Heights, Prince of Peace in Edgewood, and St. Andrew by the Bay in Annapolis, died May 23 in his apartment at Mercy Ridge in Timonium. #IamCatholicFeatureLocal NewsNewsRetirement As he prepares to retire, Father Muth says welcoming is a hallmark of St. Matthew Parish Christopher GuntyMay 26, 20219 min read Since his ordination as a priest in 1974, Father Joe Muth said his favorite part of parish ministry has been “suddenly and intimately” connected with people’s lives. #IamCatholicBaltimore BasilicaCoronavirusFeatureLocal NewsNews Baltimore Basilica’s outreach to neighbors expands Tim SwiftMay 26, 20214 min read While other social services have been curtailed during the pandemic, the basilica’s missionaries have actually expanded their program to include homeless women FeatureLocal NewsNewsSaints Virtual tours open doors of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s Emmitsburg shrine to the world Catholic News ServiceMay 26, 20215 min read When the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg closed its historical buildings to public tours last year due to the pandemic, its team opened a window, a Zoom window. #IamCatholicFeatureLocal NewsNewsRetirement Soul physician: As retirement nears, daily Mass remains a constant for Father Whatley Erik ZygmontMay 25, 20219 min read Father Whatley loves the Mass. It captivates him. “How can transforming the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ be boring?” he said. “It’s boring because you haven’t taken the time to ponder what’s going on there.” #IamCatholicFeatureLocal NewsNewsRetirement ‘Everyone counts’ to Monsignor Burke, retiring after 62 years as priest of Baltimore Archdiocese Paul McMullenMay 24, 202111 min read 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. #IamCatholicBaltimore BasilicaFeatureLocal NewsNews Latrobe, who designed US Capitol, added similar distinction to Baltimore Mary K. TilghmanMay 24, 20216 min read The first Catholic cathedral in the United States could have been a Gothic structure, but the first bishop for the Catholic Church in America wanted something forward-looking for the new country. #IamCatholicBooksFeatureLocal NewsNewsParentingRadio InterviewSaints RADIO INTERVIEW: The “Little Way” of St. Thérèse of Lisieux/Holy parents of a saint Catholic Review StaffMay 24, 20211 min read Learn more about the “Little Way” of St. Thérèse of Lisieux and how she was influenced by her holy parents, Ss. Louis and Zelie Martin. #IamCatholicdeaconsFeatureLocal NewsNewsVideoVocations Thirteen men become deacons, ambassadors of the ‘domestic church,’ Archbishop Lori says Tim SwiftMay 24, 20216 min read “You have sought to make your homes not merely places of love and security, but indeed, havens of faith and hope and love,” Archbishop Lori said in his homily. “You discerned a calling to serve the larger church, your parishes and the archdiocese, just as you serve so generously the domestic churches you have established.” Previous 1 … 235 236 237 … 435 Next
