Introduction: Food for the Journey As a kid growing up in the mid-West, I sometimes found myself on long car trips with my parents. In the days before the inter-state highway system, with service plazas featuring food and fuel, I used to sit in the back seat of mom and dad’s 1958 Ford, wondering if we’d...Read More
St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore does not expect its programs to be affected by the recall of federal funding Baltimore City distributed to the agency, said John Schiavone, St. Vincent de Paul CEO.Read More
I guess there really is no such thing as a reset after something terrible happens. Many of you read my previous post on the loss of my neighbor, Ms. Rose. Not long after, on of my aunts, Hilarie, had a heart attack and was hospitalized. She also required surgery. Luckily,Read More
“The appraiser is coming on Tuesday,” Patrick told me.“But that’s less than a week away!” I replied. “We have so much to do to get ready!”The re-fi papers had gone through. We couldn’t turn back. A better mortgage could offer us a better life by saving us a sizable sumRead More
In the minimum wage debate, I cannot support the Archdiocese of Baltimore standing silently with political leaders who advocate late term abortion and gay marriage.Read More
Mount St. Mary’s University has partnered with the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office to teach law enforcement officers best practices when encountering people with intellectual disabilities.Read More
You often hear from business experts and successful people that image is everything and attitude matters.Pope Francis, the world’s 266th pontiff, may not lead a Fortune 500 company, but the former Buenos Aires prelate is in the business of building up the Catholic Church and spreading the Gospel message.It’s estimatedRead More
From the moment Pope Francis stepped out on the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, he signaled his pontificate would bring some style differences.Read More