local news FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchools Like mother, like daughter: Malcottis make classroom a second home Erik ZygmontFebruary 4, 20214 min read Kathleen Malcotti and her mother, Lauren, are devoted to Catholic education as teachers at Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchoolsUncategorized PROGRESS REPORT: Mother Mary Lange Catholic School continues to take shape Kevin J. ParksFebruary 3, 20212 min read The coronavirus pandemic has not deterred the construction of Mother Mary Lange Catholic School, the first new Catholic school to be built in Baltimore City in almost 60 years. Local NewsNews Maryland March for Life going forward Feb. 4 Catholic Review StaffFebruary 3, 20211 min read While the 48th annual National March for Life in Washington, D.C., Jan. 29 became a virtual event because of the coronavirus pandemic and the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6, the Maryland March for Life continues to plan for a modified gathering Feb. 4 in Annapolis. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchoolsUncategorized High school costs, as shown in annual CR survey, prove worthwhile investment Paul McMullenFebruary 3, 20213 min read Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore continue to display their value, as shown in the Catholic Review’s annual survey of cost of attendance at non-public schools in its geographic footprint. Local NewsNewsObituaries Sister Mary Dee Smith, who taught in Baltimore Archdiocese for 30 years, dies at 81 Catholic Review StaffFebruary 2, 20212 min read Sister Mary Dee Smith, who entered the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart in 1965 and served 30 years in education in the Archdiocese of Baltimores, died Jan. 27 in Philadelphia. She was 81. #IamCatholic9/11FeatureLocal NewsNewsRadio InterviewWestern Vicariate Father Thomas Gills, retired Air Force chaplain, recalls ‘powerful ministry’ to wounded and dying George P. Matysek Jr.January 30, 20216 min read “You’re face-to-face with 19- and 20-year olds who had lost an arm or both arms, a leg or both legs, and writhing in pain,” Father Gills said, “and you would just touch them through prayer and somehow God would work through those prayers to lift them up and give them renewed hope and an optimistic view of the future.” FeatureLocal NewsNewsRespect Life From Annapolis to Bel Air and elsewhere, satellite observances add to spirit of virtual March for Life Matthew LiptakJanuary 29, 20214 min read From Annapolis to Bel Air and points west in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the annual March for Life Jan. 29 was observed, despite the coronavirus pandemic. Archbishop’s MinistryFeatureLocal NewsNewsRespect Life Pro-life witness is rooted in the Eucharist, Archbishop Lori says Mark PattisonJanuary 29, 20214 min read “The Eucharist unites and strengthens us in our efforts to secure justice for the unborn, and to create a culture wherein every human life is cherished, nurtured and protected from the moment of conception until natural death,” said Archbishop Lori, chairman-elect of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities. Archbishop’s MinistryCoronavirusFeatureLocal NewsNewsVideo Archbishop Lori encourages vaccinations as ‘act of charity and love’ George P. Matysek Jr.January 28, 20213 min read As civic leaders hope to expand access to COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks and months, Archbishop William E. Lori is renewing his call for everyone throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore to get vaccinated as “an act of charity and love.” CoronavirusFeatureLocal NewsNewsSchools Educators in Baltimore Archdiocese begin to receive COVID-19 vaccine Paul McMullenJanuary 27, 20215 min read Hundreds of elementary and secondary educators in the Archdiocese of Baltimore began receiving the COVID-19 vaccine the week of Jan. 18, when Maryland entered the rollout’s Phase 1B. Previous 1 … 241 242 243 … 428 Next
