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The Historic St. Ignatius Church at Calvert and Madison Streets will join the Baltimore New Year’s Eve scene with its 33rd Annual Interfaith Prayer Celebration. In this gathering with people of Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist faith traditions we will offer thanksgiving to God for the blessings of this past year and will pray for continued […]
New Year's Eve Celebration Columbus Gardens 4301 Klosterman Ave., 21236 December 31, 2025 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. $55/person RSVP by 12/20/2025 Contact Ken Adamski (443-530-3076) or Chris Daigle, Sr. (410-935-0846) Sponsored by Knights of Columbus - Cardinal Gibbons 2521 Music by TKO Buffet/Open Bar Champagne toast at midnight
Kick-off the new year with a “séjour artistique” — a retreat-stay focused on art. Join fellow artists and makers of all types in a community space where you’ll have your own workstation from 4pm Friday through 4pm Sunday. That’s 48 hours of Bon Secours hospitality…so you have nothing to do but art! Optional sessions on […]
This two-hour online program is an invitation for caregivers of all types to converge and engage in a safe, sacred community and with various spiritual practices around a topic relevant to the caregiver experience. Each session will include time for a spiritual practice (including body prayer, silence, mantras, etc.), personal reflection, and group sharing. Facilitated […]
IHM Concert Series: A Festival of Lessons and Carols for Epiphany Scripture, Prayer, Music, Choral Anthems and Congregational Hymns Led by the Choirs of Archbishop Curley High School, Director: Michael Gaffney.
Join us on the Epiphany (or “Little Christmas” as it is known) for a mini retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. During our gathering together via Zoom, those present will consider information about these ancient figures and their legacy while applying the gift of their star-inspired journey to each participant’s […]
Healthy Living with Saint Ignatius is a retreat rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, which focus on a whole person approach to being well: body, mind, and spirit. This retreat will provide you with tools to improve your health, deepen your faith, and enjoy life to the fullest — perfect for anyone eager […]
Aging is the most common human experience. How we view the aging process has a significant impact on how we harvest the gifts given and the gifts received in our life. We are living longer these days, and so often we hear the phrase, “I don’t like getting old.” This common phrase becomes a daily […]
Begin the new year by focusing on your path ahead and tuning into God’s voice. Our winter directed retreat consists of two days (3-night stay) of spiritual direction. Retreatants will meet with a spiritual director daily (or less if you desire) to reflect on God’s presence and movement in your life as revealed in prayer, […]
Unbound is a ministry of freedom and healing that helps to release the Power of the Gospel into our lives. We all have areas in our lives where we are “stuck”. These can be wounds from our past, patterns of habitual sin, addictions, negative thoughts, resentments, and other forms of spiritual difficulty. Jesus came to […]
When we take the time to be aware of our thoughts, our inner and outer world shifts as the power of perspective transforms what we see and how we experience life. For real change to occur, we need awareness, dedication, and perseverance. Let’s come together to pause and be present; to “notice what we notice” […]
Join us for bingo, food, drinks and fun. Doors open at 5 p.m. Games start at 6 p.m. Must be 18+ to enter. $20 per person
The 15th Annual Bosco Day will be held on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at St. Gabriel (Woodlawn) from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This Archdiocesan mid-year gathering of catechetical and youth ministry leaders is held in honor of St. John Bosco, patron of children and young people, and includes Mass, a light breakfast, and lunch. […]
Responding to the Wonders and Cries of Mother Earth Come explore all the wonders freely offered to nourish our minds, bodies, and spirits…and return home with several concrete steps we can take to live in good relationship with our Mother Earth — giving and taking. As author Robin W Kimmerer says: “All flourishing is mutual.” […]
IHM Concert Series: The U.S. Naval Academy Band Brass Quintet “The Navy’s Oldest and Finest” has been providing music for the Brigade of Midshipmen and the local community since 1852. Join us as the brass quintet presents an exciting concert of works from the 18th century to the modern day.
IHM Concert Series: Concert for St. Patrick’s Day – featuring Irish Tenor Emmet Cahill – from Celtic Thunder Emmet Cahill returns to the IHM Concert series presenting a concert in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Come hear all of your Irish favorites as well as new works and beloved classics which will be presented. Meet […]
Ocean of Mercy - Hope & Healing After Abortion Weekend Silent Retreat March 20-21-22, 2026 Confidential Location: Ocean City, MD, disclosed after registration complete Suggested Donation: $250/person, $400/couple (scholarships available) For more information: Project Rachel 410-625-8491 (talk) 410-299-9345 (text) 888-456-hope (4673) toll free projectrachel@archbalt.org project-rachel.net hopeafterabortion.com
Pope Leo canonized Carlo Acutis on September 7th! Who is he? How did he become a saint while living only 15 years? Wasn't he just a regular boy who liked video games and played soccer? Was he really a computer wiz? What can we learn from him and his life? The Archdiocese of Baltimore is […]