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Country’s first black priest started in Baltimore

The Archdiocese of Baltimore is home to many firsts, including the Rev. Charles Randolph Uncles, who was the first African American priest in the...

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The Josephites are dedicated to work, live, give and share – in the African American community – all that God has taught through His...

Recommitting to Racial Justice has Not Gone Out of Season

Mark Pattison Catholic News Service   Catholic groups and organizations are striving to not only acknowledge the sins of the past but also do something to atone...

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Revisiting the History of the Josephites & the Permanent Diaconate

REMEMBERING TO RE-MEMBER OUR CHURCH: Revisiting the History of the Josephites & the Permanent Diaconate By Deacon Tim Tilghman Black Catholic Young Adults from across the nation...

Why do many Black Catholics trace their roots to Josephite parishes?

*Article originally published in Extension Magazine by Catholic ExtensionIn 1909, Extension magazine published the words of one of the first Black priests ordained in...

Honoring Mother Lange

Honoring Mother Lange   Baltimore Archbishop led a Eucharistic Celebration in honor of Venerable Mary Lange at Saint Frances Academy in Baltimore Jan. 30. Photos courtesy...

JOYFUL CELEBRATION

JOYFUL CELEBRATION Deacon ordained for Josephite ministry By Susan McInerney African and Gospel hymns wove a tapestry of praise Dec. 3 at Church of the Incarnation in...

Requiescat in Pace Father Daniel P. Bastianelli

REQUIESCAT IN PACE FATHER DANIEL P. BASTIANELLI By Lisa Harlow Father Daniel P. Bastianelli, a Josephite priest for nearly six decades who served in numerous Josephite parishes...
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