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Sep 11, 2015 · Father Brian Nolan pays his respects to Monsignor Arthur F. Valentano Sept. 10 at the Baltimore Basilica. (Christopher Gunty/CR Staff) Father Nolan was among nearly 100 priests present for the Mass, joining Archbishop William E. Lori, Bishop Denis J. Madden, Bishop William C. Newman, Baltimore-native Bishop Victor Galeone (retired bishop of St ...
- Though at home, priests busy with prayer, virtual outreach ...
Father Brian Nolan, pastor of St. Isaac Jogues in Carney,...
- Recognition serves as affirmation for those from archdiocese ...
Nolan wasn’t alone as the Archdiocese of Baltimore was well...
- Though at home, priests busy with prayer, virtual outreach ...
Apr 22, 2020 · Father Brian Nolan, pastor of St. Isaac Jogues in Carney, created a multi-part online “virtual parish mission” airing on YouTube that features an in-depth look at ways of living the Beatitudes. In introducing the series, Father Nolan encouraged online participants to set some time aside to reflect deeply on the message of the series.
Jul 18, 2023 · Nolan wasn’t alone as the Archdiocese of Baltimore was well represented in the Baltimore’s Best Readers’ Choice 2023 list published July 16 by the Baltimore Sun. A few of those selected for recognition from more than 80,000 ballots agreed that it was a tremendous honor as well as affirmation of their work promoting Catholic values.
Mar 12, 2020 · Father Brian Nolan became pastor of St. Isaac Jogues Parish in Carney, in Baltimore County, about a year and a half ago and realized the regular Saturday afternoon confession time wasn’t going to cut it. “Probably the worst time of anybody’s week,” Father Nolan told the Catholic Review, the news outlet of the Baltimore Archdiocese.
Mar 6, 2020 · Father Brian Nolan joined St. Isaac Jogues Parish in Carney, in Baltimore County, as pastor about a year and a half ago and realized the regular Saturday afternoon confession time wasn’t going to cut it. “Probably the worst time of anybody’s week,” Father Nolan told the Catholic Review, the news outlet of the Baltimore Archdiocese.
Father Nolan was among nearly 100 priests present for the Mass, joining Archbishop William E. Lori, Bishop Denis J. Madden, Bishop William C. Newman, Baltimore-native Bishop Victor Galeone (retired bishop of St. Augustine, Fla.), numerous deacons and seminarians.
Father Brian Nolan, then-chaplain of the Mount, was instrumental in helping Deacon Himes learn more about the commitment involved. After graduating in 2011 with his bachelor’s degree in elementary and special education, Deacon Himes entered the Urban Catholic Teacher Corps in Boston.
