News from the Baltimore Province
The beginning of Lent, as in all Catholic parishes, was a busy one at Visitation BVM in Philadelphia but with an important twist. Ash Wednesday saw large crowds at our five Vietnamese, English, and Spanish Masses. Father Tom McCluskey had the school students excited to begin a season of change. Confessions were held for one hour at noon, and two […]
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» Read moreRedemptorist missionary Rev. Thomas William Lacey died on February 22, 2015, at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Towson, Maryland, comforted by the prayers of his family and confreres. Read or download Father Lacey’s full obit, written by Father Bob Pagliari, C.Ss.R., here.
» Read moreFather John McLoughlin, C.Ss.R., of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish and School in Ephrata, Pa., will be among those receiving the 2015 Distinguished Pastor Award from the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) for his dedication and commitment to excellence. The distinguished pastors will be recognized during the annual NCEA Convention & Expo set for April 7 to 9 in […]
» Read moreMore than 40 Redemptorist priests in the United States, Caribbean, and Brazil have contributed to the Baltimore Province’s annual Daily Lenten Devotions booklet, now available in print and online. The daily reflections–each less than 300 words–will be published on the province’s website, along with a custom image, which will be posted to the province’s Facebook page.
» Read moreFather Ray Douziech recently contributed an article to the international Redemptorist website. In his article, he writes, “In this class we have seven novices: two are from the Caribbean Region, one is from the Yorkton Province, and the other four are from the Baltimore Province. What is unique is that three of the four candidates from Baltimore are Brother candidates. […]
» Read moreThe January 2015 issue of Liguorian magazine includes a substantial article about the National Shrine of St. John Neumann based on a Q&A interview with Father Matthew Allman. Read the Q&A here.
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