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Gerry Jackson
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Web Editor, Catholic Review
Baltimore
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Finance , News , Sport , Entertainment
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By Gerry Jackson Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, 2024, left an indelible mark on countless lives — from grieving families to stranded seafarers and displaced workers. Six construction workers — immigrants from Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala who had been working on the bridge — lost their lives when a powerless cargo ship, the Dali, struck the bridge, sending nearly the entire 1.6-mile-long structure into the Patapsco River.
By Gerry Jackson Verified| Catholic Review Verified In EnglishPara Andy Middleton el colapso del puente Francis Scott Key el 26 de marzo de 2024 cambió algo más que el panorama urbano del puerto de Baltimore. “Personalmente, cambió mi forma de orar”, dijo Middleton, director ejecutivo del ministerio del Apostolado del Mar de la Arquidiócesis de Baltimore en el puerto de Baltimore.
By Gerry Jackson Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, 2024, left an indelible mark on countless lives — from grieving families to stranded seafarers and displaced workers. Six construction workers — immigrants from Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala who had been working on the bridge — lost their lives when a powerless cargo ship, the Dali, struck the bridge, sending nearly the entire 1.6-mile-long structure into the Patapsco River.
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Catholic Review
From featuring the Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic community to delivering breaking news from the Vatican, the Catholic Review has your Catholic news needs covered. The Catholic Review has been in circulation for over 175 years and is one of Maryland's largest paid biweekly newspapers. www.CatholicReview.org is updated daily with the latest articles and blog posts on trending events. Readers trust and respect the Catholic Review for its insightful coverage of news and issues important to family and community. The newspaper focuses on organizations and events in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, which covers most of the state of Maryland. The Catholic Review is owned by the parent company CRMedia, a full-service communications company. Combined, CRMedia products reach more than 200,000 Baltimore area families every month.
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