local news Local NewsNewsObituaries Jesuit Father Thaddeus Burch, Baltimore native and physics professor, dies at 93 Catholic Review StaffJune 13, 20243 min read Father Thaddeus Burch, a Baltimore native and physics professor at Marquette University, died May 14. He was 93. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchoolsVocations ‘I have to be the example’: Oblate Sister of Providence is inspiration to students Emily LittletonJune 13, 20245 min read Sister Mary-Pauline’s journey into religious life came about as she was helping others discern vocations in Africa. Serving as the coordinator of a vocations club in her home parish in Ghana, she researched religious communities for a girl who wanted to become a religious sister. FeatureLocal NewsNewsVocations Franciscan Father Richard Rome to serve at St. Casimir in Canton after ordination Catholic Review StaffJune 12, 20244 min read Conventual Franciscan Father Richard Rome was ordained June 8 at St. Casimir in Canton, joining the Our Lady of the Angels Province as its newest priest of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. FeatureLocal NewsNewsVocations Back to basics: New stage of formation helps shape spiritually grounded seminarians George P. Matysek Jr.June 11, 20248 min read Promoted by Pope Francis, the additional year of formation focuses less on academics and more on cultivating virtue and a well-tuned prayer life – along with a sense of service and fraternity. FeatureLocal NewsNewsVocations Coming home: First-year seminarians returning to historic Paca Street location George P. Matysek Jr.June 11, 20244 min read A $10 million project to open the Blessed Father Michael J. McGivney Propaedeutic House of Formation is nearing completion along Paca Street in Baltimore, with the first seminarians expected to arrive in August. Local NewsNewsObituaries Oblate Sister Veronica de Los Santos, who helped promote cause of Mother Lange, dies at 89 Catholic Review StaffJune 10, 20242 min read A funeral Mass will be offered June 13 in Arbutus for Oblate Sister of Providence Veronica de Los Santos, who died May 17. She was 89 and had been a member of the Oblate Sisters of Providence for 64 years. EucharistFeatureLocal NewsNewsRadio Interview Radio Interview: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Catholic Review StaffJune 10, 20241 min read Catholic Review Editor Christopher Gunty talked with two of the permanent pilgrims on the Seton Route, Zoe Dongas and Amayrani Higueldo, to talk about their inspiration to make the 65-day pilgrimage and their experiences along the way. EucharistFeatureLocal NewsNews ‘He’s truly there:’ Hundreds of pilgrims process with Eucharist through Baltimore streets George P. Matysek Jr.June 7, 20248 min read “Even as beautiful as this place is, even as beautiful as any church or altar or tabernacle or sacred vessel, you were created to hold God and to be the vessel that carries him into the world,” Bishop Lewandowski said, “so that the world might know his loving presence, his grace, his goodness, his mercy and his salvation.” EucharistFeatureLocal NewsNews Eucharistic pilgrims inspired by Bread of Life – and food truck fare Katie V. JonesJune 7, 20244 min read As a stop on the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, the cathedral hosted vespers and eucharistic preaching by Father Patalinghug, who switched from his robes to an apron to work in his Grace and Grub Food Truck as soon as the liturgy ended. FeatureLocal NewsNewsParish Anniversary 2024 Our Lady of Pompei has 100-year history of serving immigrant communities Kurt JensenJune 7, 20244 min read During a special June 2 Mass commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first Mass inside the completed church, Archbishop William E. Lori highlighted the faith community’s long history of welcoming others and its commitment to the Eucharist. Previous 1 … 27 28 29 … 357 Next
