SPORTS news CommentarySportsThe Catholic Difference A heroic example George WeigelSeptember 18, 20254 min read America needs the example of a real hero: a dedicated hero who enhances natural talents by hard work and takes pride in a craft; an unselfish hero who places team above self. Catholic CharitiesFeatureLocal NewsNewsSports Dragons race, crowds cheer at Catholic Charities fundraiser Katie V. JonesSeptember 15, 202510 min read With the blast of a horn, the dragon boat races paddled off Sept. 13 in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. A fundraiser for Catholic Charities, the biennial race featured local businesses, nonprofits and college teams competing for the coveted dragon trophy while raising money for the nonprofit and its many programs. Consecrated LifeNewsSportsWorld News From Final Four fame to 106: Sister Jean still cheering Loyola on John KnebelsSeptember 6, 20254 min read Sister Jean captured the hearts of college basketball fans when, as team chaplain, she inspired Loyola University of Chicago to a Final Four berth in the 2018 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. NewsSportsVaticanWorld News Chicago stadium seat gains fame: It’s where future pope saw first game of 2005 World Series Simon CaldwellSeptember 6, 20256 min read Since Aug. 22, Chicago White Sox fans have been able to easily spot the stadium seat where Pope Leo XIV sat when he watched the first game of the 2005 World Series. Catholic CharitiesFeatureLocal NewsNewsSports Dragon Boat races coming to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for Catholic Charities Katie V. JonesSeptember 1, 20255 min read Since 1998, the Dragon Boat races have been a biennial tradition, except for a pandemic pause. The event was born from a visit to China by Hal Smith, a former executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchoolsSports Football coaches eager to make a difference in new roles at Baltimore-area Catholic schools Gerry JacksonAugust 28, 20256 min read Calvert Hall’s Tyler Ward is among coaches at four area Catholic high schools who will be trying to get their new teams to the highest level. In addition to Tyler Ward, Richard Holzer will take over at Loyola Blakefield in Towson; Rich Stichel Jr. at Archbishop Curley High School in Northeast Baltimore; and Josh Ward (not related to Tyler Ward) at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School in Essex. FeatureNewsSportsVaticanWorld News Stop the hatred; humanity is at stake, Pope Leo says in video message Carol GlatzJuly 16, 20254 min read Politics can unite instead of divide as long as it refuses to settle for propaganda that feeds on creating enemies, Pope Leo XIV said. Local NewsNewsSports Jesuit priest celebrates Mass at Orioles’ Sunday home games Rita BuettnerJune 19, 20258 min read When the Orioles have a home game in Baltimore on a Sunday, Father Baker is at the park, bringing everything he needs for Mass. NewsSportsVaticanWorld News In video for Chicago’s celebration, Pope Leo urges youth to recognize the ways God is reaching out to them Simone OrendainJune 15, 20253 min read he June 14 celebration, organized by the Archdiocese of Chicago, included a series of short video clips and first-ever airing of Pope Leo XIV’s video message to the world’s youth at Rate Field on Chicago’s Southside. NewsSportsVaticanWorld News Pope: Sport reveals beauty of God, teaches teamwork, humility and hope Justin McLellanJune 15, 20254 min read Sport, with its demands for self-giving, collaboration and perseverance, reflects the beauty and dynamic love of God, Pope Leo XIV said. Previous 1 … 7 8 9 … 40 Next
