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ELLICOTT CITY, Md. - When flash flooding turned the archaic metaphor "Head for the hills" into a literal imperative July 30, some of those threatened by the rushing waters in Ellicott City found a Catholic church.

A young person from one of our Youth Apostle programs explained his faith journey this way: “When I was young, I went to church with my family but my faith in God was not very important to me. In high school, I came to know Jesus personally through my youth group and my life has […]
Thanks for your service to the Catholic Herald. An article in the July 28 issue titled, “Pope shocked by violence in French church,” by Cindy Wooden did not contain any mention of “terrorist” or “Islamic State.” The following article directly from the Vatican did. Is the Catholic Herald so politically correct these days that we cannot call a […]
Katie Ledecky won her second gold medal in Rio Aug. 9 when she finished first in the 200-meter freestyle. She picked up her third gold Aug. 10 when she anchored the 4×200 freestyle relay. WASHINGTON – Four years ago, at age 15, swimmer Katie Ledecky won Olympic gold in the women’s 800-meter freestyle. Since then […]
Before they can fill their lockers with magnets or compare class schedules with their friends, children in the Fairfax County Public School system will be asked to sign a Student Rights and Responsibilities document – an acknowledgement that they understand the school’s rules. But Elizabeth Schultz, a second term county school board member and parishioner […]
Before they can fill their lockers with magnets or compare class schedules with their friends, children in the Fairfax County Public School system will be asked to sign a Student Rights and Responsibilities document – an acknowledgement that they understand the school’s rules. But Elizabeth Schultz, a second term county school board member and parishioner […]
The Ten Commandments, by Sophie Piper. Paraclete Press (Brewster, Mass., 2015). 48 pp., $14.95. This interactive and creative book cube will entertain and inform toddlers and older children. Little readers will learn the Ten Commandments by manipulating the sturdy folds and looking at the bright illustrations. Older children will be engaged by the hands-on experience […]
As a retired research analyst for the CIA, James Carson knows how to dig up secrets. But even Carson was surprised by some of the facts that turned up when he decided to research and write a book about the life of his great-grandfather, U.S. Army Col. Henry Lazelle. Carson, a longtime parishioner of St. […]
Four women from the Arlington Diocese, including two former members of the Catholic Herald staff, will soon enter the next stage of their religious formation. Sister Grace Dominic, 36, Sister Ann Catherine, 32, and Sister Maeve Nativitas, 29, will profess their perpetual vows as Sisters of Life Aug. 6. Sister M. Stephanie Gabriel Tracy, 35, […]
A 10th anniversary celebration and fundraiser for Mary’s Shelter – offering housing, support and love to homeless pregnant women in Fredericksburg – will be held Aug. 13 at the Fredericksburg Expo and Conference Center, 2371 Carl D. Silver Pkwy., Fredericksburg, from 6 to 10 p.m. The evening features a keynote talk by Star Parker, founder […]

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