local news FeatureLocal NewsNewsObituaries Sister Charles Legg, D.C., dies at 82 Catholic Review StaffFebruary 6, 20241 min read A funeral Mass for Daughter of Charity Sister Charles (Margaret Mary) Legg was offered Jan. 26 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg. Sister Charles died Jan. 21. She was 82. Born in Baltimore, Sister Charles was raised as a parishioner of Ss. Philip and James in Homewood. […] FeatureJournalismLocal NewsNewsSports Getting off the sidelines: Sportscaster Mark Viviano eager to share his Catholic faith Gerry JacksonFebruary 5, 20244 min read Mark Viviano has been reporting about Baltimore sports for more than 30 years, but now he says it is time to get in the game of sharing his faith more fully. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchools Catholic high schools in Baltimore area remain more affordable private school option George P. Matysek Jr.February 1, 20242 min read Continuing a trend of the last several years, Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore continue to be significantly more affordable than their non-Catholic private school counterparts, according to an annual tuition survey conducted by the Catholic Review. CollegesFeatureHealth CareLocal NewsNews Mount St. Mary’s awarded state grant for School of Health professions Catholic Review StaffJanuary 31, 20243 min read A $1 million state Seed Community Development Anchor Institution Fund grant will support Mount St. Mary’s University and the Daughters of Charity in turning an underutilized wing of the Daughters’ St. Joseph House in Emmitsburg into the university’s new School of Health Professions, according to a news release from the university. AppealFeatureLocal NewsNews Annual Appeal for Catholic Ministries hopes to raise $8 million Adriana MontesJanuary 31, 20245 min read The 2024 Annual Appeal for Catholic Ministries by the Archdiocese of Baltimore is underway, serving as a critical funding source for 100-plus ministries across the region. The aim for the current appeal is $8 million. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchools School of the Incarnation continuing to shape family’s life Adriana MontesJanuary 31, 20242 min read Anticipating his daughter’s spiritual journey, Ian Gill envisions the School of the Incarnation continuing to shape his family’s life. FeatureLocal NewsNewsRacial JusticeSaintsSchools Catholic educators, students honor Mother Lange as ‘venerable’ George P. Matysek Jr.January 30, 20245 min read Archbishop Lori, who called St. Frances Academy “holy ground” during his homily, elicited applause when he said the recognition of Mother Lange as venerable is “something of great importance, not only for this school and not only for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, but for the Catholic Church throughout the United States.” FeatureLocal NewsMaryland Catholic ConferenceMaryland General AssemblyNewsRespect Life Maryland bishops speak against physician-assisted suicide Christopher GuntyJanuary 30, 20246 min read The Maryland General Assembly has again taken up bills that would legalize physician-assisted suicide, or euthanasia, with committee hearings scheduled on House Bill 0403 and Senate Bill 0443 in early February. FeatureHealth CareLocal NewsNewsSchools Catholic High students get help on the path to biomedical careers Adam ZielonkaJanuary 30, 20245 min read Students at The Catholic High School of Baltimore interested in pursuing a biomedical career are taking advantage of a unique opportunity thanks to a new partnership with LifeBridge Health. FeatureLocal NewsNewsRadio InterviewSchools Radio Interview: Catholic Schools Week and new Chancellor of Education Catholic Review StaffJanuary 29, 20241 min read Catholic Review Editor Christopher Gunty talks with new Archdiocese of Baltimore Chancellor of Education Greg Farno about his plans to focus on strategic planning, financial resources, developing leaders and recruiting faculty and students in Catholic schools in Maryland. Previous 1 … 89 90 91 … 400 Next
