Many of the pro-life supporters who attended the 45th annual Maryland March for Life held recently in Annapolis know they are in for a difficult fight come November.
That's when Maryland voters will decide whether to amend the state Constitution to enshrine the
Loyola University Maryland officially acknowledged its historical ties to slavery with the release of a comprehensive 27-page report detailing the Baltimore university's connections to the slave trade.
The Jan. 17 report notes that the connections between slavery and Jesuit higher education first came
The living Nativity at a Maryland church marks the 800th anniversary of St. Francis of Assisi's first Nativity scene, and offers a reminder that "the Lord still comes."
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (OSV News) -- A slain Maryland judge is being remembered as a person who practiced his Catholic faith in "a very modest and unassuming way," according to his pastor. Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson of the Maryland Circuit Court for Washington
In 1838, Jesuit priests sold 272 enslaved men, women and children, most of whom were forced to leave the religious order's Maryland farms and were transported by boat to plantation owners in Louisiana.
Proceeds of the sale fortified the future of Georgetown College
An interfaith group of Maryland parents has asked a federal appeals court to allow them to opt their children out of classroom instruction pertaining to books containing LGBTQ+ themes to which they object on religious grounds.
A federal appeals court threw out a Maryland lawsuit Aug. 14 from parents challenging guidelines barring teachers from notifying parents if a student identifies as transgender. In New Jersey, a case is under consideration by a judge after the state government objected
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled Aug. 14 that the religious exemption in the state's Fair Employment Practices Act "bars claims (of) religious, sexual orientation, and gender identity discrimination against religious organizations by employees who perform duties that directly further the core mission(s)
Calling it "unconstitutional” and "unfair,” the Maryland Catholic Conference expressed its continued opposition to legislation approved March 10 by a state Senate committee that would treat private institutions such as the Catholic Church differently from public institutions in civil liabilities faced for
A Catholic church in the Washington suburb of Bethesda was one of three houses of worship along the same road to be victimized by vandalism the weekend of July 9-10.
Firefighters responded at around 2 a.m. July 10 to multiple fires set inside