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BISHOP SET TO BE HONORED BY POPE SYMBOLIC BAND NOTES HIS AUTHORITY
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The pallium is just a circular band of white wool with two tail-
like pendants and six black crosses one of the least colorful forms
of vestment for a Catholic prelate.
But the pallium is also one of the oldest and most symbolically
significant forms of Catholic vestment, so important that its
recipients are generally buried wearing it.
On Tuesday, at an elaborate ceremony at the Vatican, Pope John
Paul II will impose the pallium on Archbishop Sean P. O'Malley of
Boston, in a sy...
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; Matt O'Malley could have been driving down VFW Parkway in a new convertible back to an apartment of his own. Instead, he was restoring his parents' basement, which had served as his makeshift campaign office during his run for City Council. O'Malley, 24, says he has no regrets about his six-month
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O'Malley Aide Gets Critical Task; Michael Enright Named Chief of Staff as Transition Takes Shape
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; ... defeated Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) in last week's election, praised Enright, 43, as "a force for progress" during an afternoon news conference in Baltimore, where the governor- elect was also joined by members of his transition steering committee. The group ...
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O'Malley Confidant Gets Key Assignment; Michael Enright to Be Governor's Chief of Staff
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; ... defeated Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) in last week's election, praised Enright, 43, as "a force for progress" during an afternoon news conference in Baltimore, where the governor- elect was also joined by members of his transition steering committee. The group ...
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Advisers speaking, O'Malley listening: Some say governor, aides aiming for national scene.
Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
; ... boss' policies and wishes. Kearney, who deals primarily with the news media, was the shooter, and Gallagher, who ran O'Malley's CitiStat ... The Baltimore Sun Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News. For reprints, email tmsreprints@permissionsgroup.com, call 800-374- ...
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Irish eyes (and wallets) are smiling on O'Malley: Mayor's ethnicity appeals to out-of-state contributors.
Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
; ... read: Ehrlich) number more, at 16 percent. Copyright (c) 2006, The Baltimore Sun Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. For information on republishing this content, contact us at (800) 661-2511 (U.S.), (213) 237-4914 (worldwide), fax (213) 237-65 ...
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O'Malley Rejecting Push To Take On Daley in '95
Chicago Sun-Times
; State's Attorney Jack O'Malley is feeling the draft. But that doesn't mean he's going to do anything about it. From all areas of the city, O'Malley is being encouraged to run against Mayor Daley next year. As O'Malley was dining in a Loop restaurant last week, two senior officials of the Chicago
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O'Malley Taking A Patient Approach; Tactics Since Winning Governor's Race Differ From Start as Baltimore Mayor
The Washington Post
; Whatever else one sees in Martin O'Malley as he is sworn in today as Maryland's 61st governor, he is a politician markedly different from the brash 36-year-old who took the reins of an ailing Baltimore just over seven years ago. The word "impatient" was affixed to the young mayor as he railed
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O'Malley: City's Progress 'Irrefutable'
The Washington Post
; Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley on Monday used his final State of the City address before standing for election as a gubernatorial candidate to make the case that Baltimore has seen "progress that few people would have thought possible" since his arrival six years ago. O'Malley (D) acknowledged
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O'Malley Theme: Duncan Who?; Front-Runner Keeps Aim on Ehrlich, Even as Primary Race Tightens a Bit
The Washington Post
; On a crisp, sunny day, Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley climbed aboard an all-terrain vehicle and whirred a mile into heavily wooded state parkland that Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s administration sought to sell two years ago at a bargain rate to a well-connected developer. The event in St. Mary's
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O'Malley's Music Brings Exposure -- And Gibes
The Washington Post
; ... vainglorious politician devoid of substance. Duncan's fliers and news releases have mocked O'Malley. One showed the mayor in a black ... anyone in persuading O'Malley to stay on as mayor, he said. At a news conference announcing his decision, O'Malley relayed that "my ...
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