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Radio Interview: An American Martyr – The Legacy of Blessed Stanley Rother
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Radio Interview: An American Martyr – The Legacy of Blessed Stanley Rother

Catholic Review StaffAugust 17, 20262 min read
In this episode of Catholic Review Radio, Catholic Review Editor Christopher Gunty interviews Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda, promoter of the canonization cause of Father Stanley Rother, a priest from Oklahoma who became a martyr in Guatemala.
Values, service highlight nursing career spanning 59 years
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Values, service highlight nursing career spanning 59 years

Samantha SmithAugust 14, 20264 min read
For 59 years, Jacqueline “Jackie” Brock has built her nursing career around a simple calling: caring for people when they are at their most vulnerable. At Ascension St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore, she has served patients in orthopedic nursing, the emergency department, operating room and registration area, bringing the hospital’s mission and values into each role.
Fire damages building used for youth activities at St. Joseph, Fullerton
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Fire damages building used for youth activities at St. Joseph, Fullerton

Jay SorgiAugust 13, 20264 min read
The damage was extensive, but so was the gratefulness that no one was hurt after what parish and archdiocesan leaders suspect was an Aug. 10 lightning strike which led to a fire within a building on the campus of St. Joseph in Fullerton.
Redemptorists’ Baltimore Province will become part of new North American province
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Redemptorists’ Baltimore Province will become part of new North American province

Jay SorgiAugust 13, 20267 min read
The Redemptorists’ Baltimore Province is about to become part of a much larger province, combining with Redemptorist communities in Denver, Mexico and Vietnam as the order reorganizes its North American mission. But the change in structure is not expected to end the Redemptorists’ presence in Baltimore.
Archdiocese of Baltimore regroups parishes into eight regions
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Archdiocese of Baltimore regroups parishes into eight regions

George P. Matysek Jr.August 11, 20265 min read
Reflecting the parish mergers and boundary changes that emerged from the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s Seek the City to Come pastoral planning initiative, as well as other mergers that followed, Archbishop William E. Lori has regrouped parishes throughout the archdiocese into eight regions, replacing the previous 10.
Archbishop William E. Lori announces appointments, including pastor, special ministry and deacons
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Archbishop William E. Lori announces appointments, including pastor, special ministry and deacons

Catholic Review StaffAugust 11, 20262 min read
See new clergy appointments including pastor, associate pastors, deacons, and more.
Radio Interview: From addiction to purpose
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Radio Interview: From addiction to purpose

Catholic Review StaffAugust 10, 20261 min read
Kevin Brown shares a powerful story of transformation from addiction, incarceration and homelessness to a life defined by service, faith and hope. Growing up in Maryland, he faced poverty and insecurity before alcohol and drugs led him into years of substance abuse, repeated imprisonment and life on the streets.
Nearly 1,500 guns collected since 2023 as Archdiocese of Baltimore’s buyback continues to grow
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Nearly 1,500 guns collected since 2023 as Archdiocese of Baltimore’s buyback continues to grow

Katie V. JonesAugust 9, 20268 min read
A total of 431 firearms – including 108 revolvers, 124 semi- and fully-automatic weapons and 199 rifles and shotguns were collected at the archdiocese’s fourth annual gun buyback. Since its start in 2023, a total of 1,487 firearms have been collected by the Baltimore Police Department.
Clarksville parishioners named Knights of Columbus International Family of the Year
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Clarksville parishioners named Knights of Columbus International Family of the Year

Catholic Review StaffAugust 7, 20263 min read
Parishioners of St. Louis in Clarksville have been named the Knights of Columbus International Family of the Year, an honor recognizing their decades of service to the church, their community and the pro-life movement.
Deacon Goedeke suspended from ministry and employment following arrest
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Deacon Goedeke suspended from ministry and employment following arrest

Catholic Review StaffAugust 6, 20262 min read
The Archdiocese of Baltimore has suspended the ministerial faculties of Deacon Kenneth Goedeke after he was arrested by the Harford County Sheriff’s Office on charges of soliciting a minor.
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