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Cristo Rey at 10: Corporate internships open hearts, minds and doors

For a decade, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School has educated students and introduced them to the business world.
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Physician-assisted suicide offers no dignity, no compassion

The bill provides no protection for those with disabilities, who are especially vulnerable to coercion or pressure.
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Pope, cardinal advisers discuss church tribunals, Curia offices

Pope Francis and members of the international Council of Cardinals advising him on church governance discussed the functions of the Vatican tribunals that handle marriage, appeals and indulgences.
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Candy is dandy, but money is better…sort of

The night before Valentine’s Day I looked at the Halloween buckets full of Christmas candy sitting on the kitchen table. Then I threw all the candy away. That’s not a household policy, but we had just been to the dentist, and I was feeling especially motivated.Besides, I knew the Valentine’s
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How to end the day

Not only should we count our blessings at the end of the day, we should give God thanks and praise for all the ways he has blessed us.
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Archbishop Lori writes letter to priests on ‘Amoris Laetitia’

The family should be the lens through which every parish or pastorate considers its mission priorities, Archbishop Lori said.
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Touched by God’s mercy

When I walk out of the confessional, I always feel lighter, loved, forgiven and touched by God’s mercy.
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Shopping on Sunday?/ Mixed marriage long ago

Father Doyle answers questions on shopping on Sunday and 'mixed marriages.'
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Media Coverage of Cardinal Lawrence Shehan’s testimony in support of fair housing

During a 1966 hearing before the Baltimore City Council, Cardinal Lawrence Shehan testified in support of a fair housing bill. His appearance provokes boos and jeers from some in the audience.
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Pope praises abuse survivor for breaking silence

The sexual abuse of children by those who have vowed to serve Christ represents “a diabolical sacrifice” of innocent, defenseless lives, Pope Francis said.
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Pope names envoy to study pastoral care of faithful in Medjugorje

The pope chose Archbishop Henryk Hoser of Warsaw-Praga as his special envoy to Medjugorje, the Vatican announced Feb. 11.
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New All Saints couple’s example, service honored at Baltimore archdiocese’s Mother Lange Awards

Renard and Stephanie Baker have seen the richness of their marriage expand beyond their family to their congregation’s youth ministry.
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