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The Least of These: Despite stroke, Chris Conlon inspires church, family, friends
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The Least of These: Despite stroke, Chris Conlon inspires church, family, friends

Paul McMullenApril 11, 20176 min read
Conlon has seen and done things you wouldn’t believe – he just can’t tell you about them.
Chrism Mass emphasizes unity, nods toward pastoral planning
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Chrism Mass emphasizes unity, nods toward pastoral planning

Erik ZygmontApril 11, 20175 min read
The spirit of pastoral planning was on full display at the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s annual Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.
Goretti High scholars underscore Hagerstown’s ‘hub’ status
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Goretti High scholars underscore Hagerstown’s ‘hub’ status

Paul McMullenApril 6, 20175 min read
The achievers nominated for the archdiocese’s 25th annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation by St. Maria Goretti High School give credence to Hagerstown’s reputation as the Hub City.
‘A light that is breaking through’: Pro-lifers march on Annapolis
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‘A light that is breaking through’: Pro-lifers march on Annapolis

Erik ZygmontApril 4, 20174 min read
Pro-life supporters arrived in throngs to participate in the 39th annual Maryland March for Life March 3.
Bishop Madden: Retired now … sort of
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Bishop Madden: Retired now … sort of

Christopher GuntyMarch 31, 20173 min read
Archbishop Lori asked Bishop Madden to remain a vicar general of the archdiocese and to serve as urban vicar in his retirement.
Men’s conference participants told to be on fire, not ‘lukewarm’
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Men’s conference participants told to be on fire, not ‘lukewarm’

Erik ZygmontMarch 30, 20176 min read
At least 1,000 men from across the Baltimore Archdiocese converged on Morgan State University for the annual Catholic men’s conference.
Cardinal Keeler remembered: ‘There goes a prince’
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Cardinal Keeler remembered: ‘There goes a prince’

George P. Matysek Jr.March 28, 20177 min read
Father Michael White remembered Cardinal Keeler as a “tornado” of nonstop work who considered it the “highest form of asceticism” to never waste a moment.
Cardinal Keeler entombed in basilica undercroft
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Cardinal Keeler entombed in basilica undercroft

George P. Matysek Jr.March 28, 20173 min read
“There’s no more appropriate place for the cardinal to be buried than this place he truly, truly loved with all his heart,” said Father Gilbert Seitz.
Former Baltimore mayor remembers Cardinal Keeler as ‘special human being’
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Former Baltimore mayor remembers Cardinal Keeler as ‘special human being’

George P. Matysek Jr.March 27, 20173 min read
Schmoke said the key to Cardinal Keeler’s effectiveness as a leader was his ability to listen.
Cardinal Keeler’s body received at Baltimore Basilica
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Cardinal Keeler’s body received at Baltimore Basilica

Erik ZygmontMarch 27, 20175 min read
Ten pallbearers carried the casket up the steps of the U.S.’s first cathedral, which Cardinal Keeler had restored to the vision of its architect, Benjamin Henry Latrobe
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