Holy Rosary wins at Maple Fest
Classrooms at Holy Rosary Catholic School, Medford, participated in the Little Red Wagon Parade at Taylor County Maple Fest.
Conference in Rome addresses dangers of AI and child pornography
“What dangers does artificial intelligence (AI) present for the safety of children in digital environments?” was the topic addressed by a conference organized by the S.O.S Il Telefono Azzurro Foundation and the Italian Embassy at the Holy See as part of the National Day against Pedophilia and Child Pornography, which is observed in Italy every May 5.
First communion held in Medford.
Fr. Patrick McConnell stands with the youths who made their first communion at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Medford, on Sunday, April 28, 2024.
Deaf Catholic community in Maryland grows with new chaplain, retreat, Eucharistic Congress
One of the few Deaf Catholic priests in the United States is working to renew the Church’s ministry to the Deaf in Maryland and beyond through signed Masses, retreats, and an upcoming Eucharistic congress for the Deaf.
Coming-of-age memoir explores nun’s vocation story
At the age of 25, a month into her novitiate, Julia Walsh fell from a cliff, breaking so many bones in her face the nurses lost count. It’s a story of brokenness and healing that runs through her new memoir.
‘Sowing seeds’ of evangelization, discipleship SDCCW convention themes
The Superior Diocesan Council of Catholic Women hosts its 74th annual convention June 27-28 at St. Anthony Abbot Church in Cumberland.
Walking with Moms in Need
Walking with Moms and the Holy Rosary Council of Catholic Women stopped by Holy Rosary Catholic School to collect donations from the Medford community during the month of March.
Waiting for the dawn
Easter Vigil Mass held at Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary in the Town of Scott by Fr. Francis Adoboli.
Superior Vinnies celebrate 23 years
The Sacred Heart of Jesus Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul celebrated its 23rd anniversary on April 7.
He saw the cloths and believed
The Gospel for Easter Sunday is from St. John’s account of Easter morning (John 20:1–9). We are told that Mary Magdalene arrives at the tomb very early in the morning while it is still dark.