Planning is not my strength. Not too long ago my youngest sister, Treasa, mentioned that our parents’ 45th anniversary was today.My parents aren’t the type of people who would want a large party—which is good because we didn’t have time to plan one.Maybe we could take my parents to MassRead More

If you had only 30 seconds to create a slideshow of who you are, which photos do you choose? That was my first assignment for my Introduction to Mass Communications class.  When I first saw the assignment, I assumed I would have to speak in theRead More

The rhythm, routine and Providence were similar, but this religious pilgrimage was also a bit different.Father Jack Lombardi and friends began another Religious Freedom Pilgrimage June 14, albeit without the fanfare and media attention that accompanied the Pilgrimage of Love and Mercy he led from Baltimore to Philadelphia last SeptemberRead More

If you’re looking for something fun, free, and fantastic to do this weekend, head over to the Baltimore Museum of Art to meet Josh Copus and participate in his interactive Brick Factory, which is part of his greater project “Building Community.” My mom, the boys, andRead More

Father Hermann Scheipers, the last surviving priest who was imprisoned in the notorious Dachau prison camp, died June 2 in his North Rhine hometown of Ochtrup, Germany, at age 102.Read More

Michael Rubeling, a transitional deacon from Libertytown, will be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Baltimore June 25.Read More

This buoyant new film’s entertainment value is moored to solid morals.Read More

Bishop Jenky is “immensely grateful” and looks forward to the resumption of Archbishop Sheen’s beatification and canonization cause.Read More