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The Church in Maryland
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30 stories · 20 publishers
Wednesday, September 2
5 stories · 2 corroborated- 01 discussEducationUpdated5h ago
4 sources·Denver CatholicCatholic ReviewNational Catholic Register+1
- 02 discussVaticanUpdated4h ago
Pope Leo XIV ordered the removal of artworks created by Father Marko Rupnik from the Vatican News website.
12 sources·Catholic ReviewThe Catholic SpiritThe Catholic Sun+2
Pope Leo XIV ordered the removal of artworks created by Father Marko Rupnik from the Vatican News website. Bishop Jean-Marc Micas of Tarbes and Lourdes revealed that the pope made this decision during a private audience in June. The artworks were quietly removed from the website in June.
SourcesCatholic ReviewThe Catholic SpiritThe Catholic SunOSV NewsZENIT News Agency
- 03 discussReligious OrdersNew3h ago
Catholic Review
The Conference of Major Superiors of Men has elected Father Michael Heine as its president. Heine is a Conventual Franciscan. CMSM represents leaders of men’s religious congregations.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 04Archbishop Lori will bestow honors from Pope Leo XIV upon 21 for service to the Church and communitydiscussVaticanNew3h ago
Archdiocese of Baltimore
SourcesArchdiocese of Baltimore
- 05 discussCatholic LifeNew5h ago
Catholic Review
Gianna Romero, 18, wins Miss Maryland crown. She learned about the scholarship opportunity through Miss Maryland.
SourcesCatholic Review
Tuesday, September 1
4 stories · none yet corroborated- 01 discussLife & Family23h ago
Catholic Review
Senator Bill Cassidy published a report criticizing FDA mifepristone regulation. He says sponsors may not meet legal responsibilities. The report was published August 27.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 02 discussEducation1d ago
Catholic Review
Archbishop William E. Lori welcomed students to the start of a new school year at Immaculate Conception School in Towson. Teachers and staff members across the Archdiocese of Baltimore also welcomed students. The archbishop and Chancellor of Education Gregory Farno joined in the activities.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 03 discussCatholic Life1d ago
Catholic Review
The piece discusses judging age by saved phone numbers of dead people.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 04 discussCulture1d ago
Catholic Review·Perspective
The list includes theatrical movies available for streaming. Notes on TV programming are also included.
SourcesCatholic Review
Monday, August 31
7 stories · 1 corroborated- 01 discussCatholic Life2d ago
Bishop Rhoades preaches at a Mass for Catholic Charities at St. Pius X Church in Granger.
4 sources·Archdiocese of BaltimoreDiocese of AsunciónDiocese of Faenza–Modigliana+1
Bishop Rhoades preaches at a Mass for Catholic Charities at St. Pius X Church in Granger. He talks about how the organization helps to spread the fire of God's love to communities. The Mass is for the Memorial of St. Monica.
SourcesArchdiocese of BaltimoreDiocese of AsunciónDiocese of Faenza–ModiglianaDiocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend
- 03 discussLife & Family2d ago
Catholic Review
Catholic Review answers a question about the Catholic Church's teaching on the death penalty. The Church is officially against the death penalty. The answer also discusses how to read the Old Testament as a Catholic.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 04 discussEducation2d ago
Catholic Review
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore have been teaching cursive all along. Baltimore County public schools are reinstating it. Catholic schools never stopped teaching cursive.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 06 discussLife & Family2d ago
Catholic Review
Catholic Review announces a Catholic conference on end-of-life issues. The conference will take place at St. Louis in Clarksville. It will be held on Sept. 12.
SourcesCatholic Review
Sunday, August 30
3 stories · 1 corroborated- 01 discussDioceses3d ago
The Diocese of Knoxville is mourning the passing of Dolly Parton, a singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman and philanthropist.
10 sources·Catholic ReviewVatican NewsNational Catholic Reporter+3
The Diocese of Knoxville is mourning the passing of Dolly Parton, a singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman and philanthropist. The diocese is remembering her as 'one of our own'.
SourcesCatholic ReviewVatican NewsNational Catholic ReporterThe MonitorCatholic News AgencyACI Prensa
- 02 discussEducation3d ago
Catholic Review
Juliana D’Alessandro, a teacher at St. Mark School in Catonsville, has been named teacher of the year. She teaches fourth-grade students.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 03 discussEducation2d ago
Catholic Review·Perspective
The Catholic Review has published a reflection on the new school year. The piece hopes for God's presence and joy in being brave. It is a back-to-school reflection.
SourcesCatholic Review
Saturday, August 29
1 story · none yet corroborated
Friday, August 28
4 stories · 2 corroborated- 02 discussCatholic Life5d ago
The Knights of Columbus have opened a new retreat center in Washington, D.C. The Saint John Paul II Retreat House was officially opened.
2 sources·Catholic ReviewThe Tablet
The Knights of Columbus have opened a new retreat center in Washington, D.C. The Saint John Paul II Retreat House was officially opened. The center is affiliated with the St. John Paul II National Shrine.
SourcesCatholic ReviewThe Tablet
- 03 discussEducation4d ago
Catholic Review
Catholic school educators attended the 2026 Catholic School Convocation at the Church of Nativity in Timonium. The event celebrated faith, community, and the year ahead. Educators wore matching school T-shirts and custom spiritwear.
SourcesCatholic Review
- 04 discussEducation5d ago
Catholic Review
Catherine Kauffmann is named teacher of the year. She teaches English at Maryvale Preparatory School in Lutherville. She enjoys working with texts and writing.
SourcesCatholic Review
Thursday, August 27
5 stories · none yet corroborated- 01 discussBishops5d ago
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Archbishop Lori delivers homily on Feast of Saint Bartholomew. He talks about walking with another on a vocational journey. Requires radical openness to God's will.
SourcesArchdiocese of Baltimore
- 02 discussEducation6d ago
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Archbishop Lori led the opening retreat for the faculty of St. Mary’s Seminary and University. The retreat included a prayer for Jesus to live in the servants. The Archdiocese of Baltimore posted the news.
SourcesArchdiocese of Baltimore
- 03 discussEducation6d ago
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Archbishop Lori delivered a homily at a homeschooling Mass. He said Catholic homeschooling is not just an alternative form of education. It is based on the idea of the home as the first school of humanity and the domestic church.
SourcesArchdiocese of Baltimore
- 04 discussCatholic Life6d ago
Catholic Review
The Blue Mass will be celebrated at three parishes to recognize responders. The Mass honors police officers, first responders and firefighters.
SourcesCatholic Review
Wednesday, August 26
1 story · none yet corroborated- 01 discussCatholic Life6d ago
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Archbishop Lori delivers homily on Feast of Our Lady of Czestochowa. He prays for pilgrims to experience peace of Christ. He hopes they find a place of quiet and prayer.
SourcesArchdiocese of Baltimore
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