guest commentary 2023 Attorney General’s ReportChild & Youth ProtectionFeatureLocal NewsNews Survivors committee and archdiocese discuss next steps in bankruptcy case Christopher Gunty Jul 8, 2024 8 min read The survivors committee and the Archdiocese of Baltimore continue to work together in the archdiocese’s bankruptcy case toward the goals of compensating as many victims as possible equitably, allowing the archdiocese to continue its ministries and ensuring that policies and procedures are in place to prevent future incidences of child sexual abuse. FeatureLocal NewsNewsObituaries Sister Catherine Morrissey, who ministered in special education for 44 years in Baltimore, dies at 98 Catholic Review Staff Jul 8, 2024 1 min read Sister of St. Francis of Assisi Catherine Morrissey, who devoted most of her many years of ministry to special education in Baltimore, died June 14 at St. Francis Convent in Saint Francis, Wis. She was 98. FeatureNewsWar in UkraineWorld News Shevchuk: Russian attack on Kyiv children’s hospital ‘a sin that cries out to heaven for revenge’ Gina Christian Jul 8, 2024 4 min read At least 31 have been killed and over 135 injured as Russian bombers pummeled Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, and numerous cities throughout the nation with more than 40 missiles and guided aerial bombs. Immigration and MigrationNewsWorld News Critics express skepticism over U.S.-Panama deportation agreement David Agren Jul 8, 2024 5 min read Catholic groups working with migrants traversing the treacherous Darién Gap have expressed skepticism over a joint U.S.-Panama plan to deport people passing through the thick jungle between Colombia and Panama on journeys toward the U.S. border. FeatureNewsSocial JusticeVaticanWorld News Pope: Indifference is a ‘cancer of democracy’ Justin McLellan Jul 8, 2024 4 min read Catholics are called to be active participants in political life and be a force against the decline of democracy worldwide, Pope Francis said. Previous 1 … 1254 1255 1256 … 3140 Next