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For Kelly, forging St. Joseph deal has been a personal matter
Former State Sen. Francis Kelly has helped engineer the University of Maryland Medical System's hospital acquisitions all around the state. But over the past two years, his focus was turned to his hometown hospital, St. Joseph's Medical Center. The...
Tags: Lacrosse, St. Joseph Medical Center, Mark G. Midei, Health and Medical Professionals, Hospitals and Clinics
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As adopted daughter awaits new heart, family prays for miracle
Nobody believed Liu Fang, born with half a heart and abandoned in a village west of Beijing, would survive long after being adopted by a Baltimore County family. Even the Bartlinskis, deeply religious Catholics, expected the girl's lungs would fail even...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Diseases and Illnesses, John Paul II, Belief and Faith, Heart Disease
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Church must admit wrongdoing in Merzbacher cases
My wife grew up in a large Catholic family in Locust Point, and she and her siblings attended Our Lady of Good Counsel School. They have wonderful stories of friends, relatives, co-workers and neighborhood characters, second and third generation...Tags: Locust Point, Immigration, Abusive Behavior
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Catholic officials knew of teacher's abuse, court files indicate
The Catholic-school teacher had a pre-teen student pinned to the ground in his Baltimore classroom, the girl's blouse open and her chest exposed when the doorknob suddenly turned and the school principal — a nun — burst in. The screaming...
Tags: Criminals, Locust Point, Punishment, Sexual Assault, Defendants
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Revelations in abuse case spark calls for reform
State legislators and sexual-abuse victim advocates called Monday for reforms in the way such cases are handled in Maryland, including stricter reporting requirements when incidents are discovered. State Sen. Delores G. Kelley, a Baltimore Democrat, said...
Tags: Criminals, Locust Point, Justice System, Judges, Christianity
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Basilica reconstruction work starts Aug. 1
A multi-month session of earthquake-related repairs to Baltimore's Basilca of the Assumption will start next week, after being delayed from its original start date, a representative for the Archdiocese of Baltimore wrote in an email on Wednesday. "The...
Tags: Basilica of the Assumption
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Merzbacher Catholic school abuse case before federal court
Linda Malat Tiburzi wanted a front-row seat inside a 4th Circuit Court of Appeals courtroom Tuesday, so judges could get a good look at her during a hearing involving a convicted child rapist who had taught at a Baltimore Catholic school. Though it's...
Tags: Rape, Justice System, Judges, Prosecution, Sexual Misconduct
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Bolton Street Synagogue trying to get out the vote for marriage equality
Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum, a supporter of marriage equality in Maryland, used her cell phone to call a registered voter in Baltimore County on Oct. 10. Krevor-Weisbaum introduced herself to the woman who answered, and said she was calling about Question 6...
Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Elections, New York Yankees, Same-Sex Marriage, Minority Groups
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Howard County police search office of Columbia nonprofit
Howard County police detectives searched the office of the Columbia Housing Corporation on Wednesday in an investigation involving an employee, a lawyer representing the nonprofit agency said in a statement. Thomas Meachum, of Columbia, said in an...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Rentals
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Baltimore's new archbishop visits as St. Joseph's Church marks 160th year
As part of his introductions to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Archbishop William Lori has been making the rounds to local parishes and acclimating himself to the area. It's an honor for every parish, but the timing for Lori's visit to St. Joseph Parish...
Tags: Halloween, Culture, Ceremonies
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Maryland faith leaders back DREAM Act
Local leaders of the Catholic, Mainline Protestant and black churches are planning to speak this evening in favor of in-state tuition breaks for illegal immigrants at Maryland’s public colleges and universities, advocates said. Archbishop William...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Christianity, Maryland Dream Act, Illegal Immigrants, Roman Catholicism
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Rosella M. Beeler, department store saleswoman
Rosella M. Beeler, a retired department store worker and homemaker, died of pneumonia Oct. 4 at Manor Care Health Services in Ruxton. The Campus Hills resident was 91.
Born Rosella Mary Fischer in Baltimore and raised on Kenwood Avenue in East Baltimore,...Tags: Christianity, Perry Hall, Pneumonia, World War II (1939-1945), Roman Catholicism
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