Closing, merged schools deal with flood of emotions

Communities affected by archdiocesan plan to close three schools and merge two others deal with a flood of emotions.
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Once Iraq recaptures Mosul, people will still need help, says archbishop

The Irbil Archdiocese is providing housing to more than 10,000 internally displaced families, but more live in trailers or open buildings.
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Defending the faith, helping poor are dual calling for Knights of Malta

The Tuitio Fideo award was presented to Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori for his leadership on defending religious freedom.
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Investments, merger and closures part of archdiocesan schools plan

The 10-year-plan includes $86 million in investments in Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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EWTN highlights Bishop Walsh teacher’s long journey home

Susan Trice took her first holy Communion in 1958, at Our Lady of Hope. She took what she describes as her “second first holy Communion” Nov. 13, 2013, at Bishop Walsh School.
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Pope tells Jesuits to walk to peripheries, be open to future

Pope Francis, speaking both as pope and a Jesuit, asked members of the Society of Jesus to continue to journey to where Christ is most needed.
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Archdiocesan school enrollment stabilizes, school board leaders learn at summit

James B. Sellinger announced that for the current school year, enrollment stands at approximately 17,000.
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Maryvale Prep makes most of Senior Day in field hockey

The field hockey team from Maryvale Prep posted a 4-2 victory over visiting Mount de Sales in a Maryland B Conference match-up Oct. 24.
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Debate shines spotlight on candidates’ views on abortion and more

The final debate between the presidential nominees featured testy exchanges about abortion, immigration and gun control.
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Final resting place: Vatican releases instruction on burial, cremation

The Catholic Church insists that the bodies of the deceased be treated with respect and laid to rest in a consecrated place.
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Ellicott City parishioners remember their son with gift to McDaniel College

“Mike lit up every room he ever walked into,” his mother said. “We thought it was fitting to have his scoreboard light up the field.”
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Nov. 8 is not the end: Sympathy leading me forward

The turning point for me was Wednesday night’s debate. Specifically, the moment it became clear to me that Hillary Clinton was defending the indefensible (partial-birth abortion), I felt a surge in my chest: Sympathy. Every part of my clenched-up heart, which had for so long been agitated at the thought
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