A community of religious sisters whose ministry focused on continuously praying the rosary found refuge in Baltimore 113 years ago this month after being expelled from France in a clash between church and state.Read More

As a raging inferno destroyed much of Fort McMurray, some were expressing gratitude for all that they still have.Read More

Father Berrigan was remembered as a “fierce, mischievous visionary" and a “Beatnik Jesuit friend.”Read More

The sacrament gives me access to God’s mercy while the sometimes less-than-optimal logistics of procuring it is motivation to stay on the straight and narrow.Read More

“We wanted our children to know that morality exists, and it should be maintained,” Mukuna said of her children’s Catholic education.Read More

In a sense, the Apostles and disciples were like catechumens whom the Lord was instructing and evangelizing, to get them to a point where they could experience his presence in a new and powerful way: namely, through baptism in the Holy Spirit.Read More

I wish you could have known my Grandma.She was the kind of person who connects with people instantly and permanently. She would meet a stranger from India and say, “I know one person who has spent time in India,” and of course the stranger would know him. Grandma was likeRead More

A former Western Maryland pastor recently gave Pope Francis a special gift.Read More