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Events submitted by the first of the month prior to the month of the event may be considered for the print edition of Catholic Review magazine (e.g., by Jan. 1 for publication in the February magazine). So that all entities in the archdiocese have a fair opportunity to be listed in the limited space in the print publication, entities will be limited to no more than two in each calendar month print edition. If more than two have been submitted, Catholic Review Media staff will decide which items to publish, at their discretion.
Scheduled for varying Saturdays every other calendar month (January, March, May, July, September, November), 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 […]
Join us for a profound reflection on the genius of Mozart in the resounding acoustics of the Baltimore Basilica on May 29th and 30th, 2026. Experience the grandeur of The Great Mass in C minor — one of Mozart’s greatest masterpieces, followed by the dark and cinematic intensity of Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, performed by […]
Wine Tasting (https://msgrodwyer.org/2026-wine-tasting) June 5, 2026, 7 pm - 11 pm Hayfields Country Club, 700 Hayfields Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Indulge in different wines and spirits and expand your palate. Join us for an evening of tasting and fellowship!
Finding Hope That's Been Lost A program that began during the Jubilee Year of Hope, Franciscan Pilgrimages of Hope offer an opportunity to experience our Shrine and grounds in a new way. A pilgrimage is the act of leaving one’s home to travel to a holy place, and whether your travels are five miles or […]
Damascus Summer Camp is now in Maryland! Too many young people today are abandoning faith and desperate for hope. Like St. Paul on the road to Damascus, they need an encounter with Jesus to transform them and invite them to become the next generation of missionary disciples. Damascus Summer Camp seeks to bring that hope […]
An individually directed retreat focuses on the way God is active in the individual’s life, and each retreat follows a uniquely personal path. Retreatants meet with a spiritual director once a day to reflect on God’s presence and movement in their life. Mass will be available throughout the week. Check-in begins at 4 p.m., and […]
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is back in 2026 — with a patriotic twist and a stop at the Archdiocese of Baltimore (June 9-11), the nation’s first Catholic diocese. The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is back for 2026 with a special route that will travel the East Coast from St. Augustine, Fla., to Portland, Maine, stopping in Baltimore […]
Finding Hope That’s Been Lost A program that began during the Jubilee Year of Hope, Franciscan Pilgrimages of Hope offer an opportunity to experience our Shrine and grounds in a new way. A pilgrimage is the act of leaving one’s home to travel to a holy place, and whether your travels are five miles or […]
The St. Anthony Festival at the Shrine of St. Anthony is held every year on or around the Feast of our patron, St. Anthony of Padua on June 13. Each festival features a guest speaker, Mass, and time/space for exploring our beautiful grounds for reflection and prayer. Our 2026 celebration will be June 13, with activities […]
This three-night retreat focuses on the mystical experiences of three African-American faith leaders: Thea Bowman (Roman Catholic Nun, Mystic, and Teacher), Howard Thurman (Preacher, Theologian, Mystic, and Prophet), and Pauli Murray (first female African-American Episcopal Priest, Mystic, Poet, Civil Rights Lawyer). Activities will include music, poetry, journaling, prayer, solitude, and opportunities for creative expression. Guided […]
Quo Vadis Beyond For young men who have recently graduated high school Quo Vadis Beyond is inspired by Quo Vadis. It is a new experience for recently high school graduates (young men who graduated high school in June) to help them explore their faith and equip them for the next chapter of their Catholic discipleship. […]
Clarksville Catholic Youth Camp (CCYC) is a summer camp that seeks to foster a faith filled and joyful environment where campers and staff can encounter Jesus daily and grow in a personal and deep relationship with Him. Our camp motto is “Making Originals" which refers to a quote from St. Carlo Acutis. He said, “Everyone […]
Young adults ages 18-45 are invited to pray online together with members of the North American Vocation Team, other sisters and young adults from across the U.S. and Canada, on Tuesday, June 23 from 8-9 p.m. via Zoom. Experience evening prayer in the gentle rhythm of the Liturgy of the Hours (psalms, scripture and intercessions), with time for faith […]
Calling all U.S. Military-Affiliated Women - This Forum is for you! The Military Council of Catholic Women presents: Live Fully in the Armor of God - Spiritual Readiness & Evangelization Training June 25-28, 2026 Catholic University of America Washington D.C. Daily Mass & Adoration Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception St. John […]
Geared toward altar servers under 18 years old, this retreat is not intended to be a training session (we understand that each parish and pastor has their own particular way of celebrating the liturgy). Rather, it seeks to explore why we serve, the profound dignity of service, and the joy of serving well. Our hope […]
Quo Vadis For young men entering 9th grade – entering 12th grade Quo Vadis is a four day encounter hosted by the seminarians of the Archdiocese of Baltimore to help young men grow as disciples of Jesus by learning how to pray, growing in fraternity, and pursuing a deeper relationship with Jesus. Ultimately, our hope […]
An individually directed retreat focuses on the way God is active in the individual’s life, and each retreat follows a uniquely personal path. Retreatants meet with a spiritual director once a day to reflect on God’s presence and movement. Mass will be available throughout the week. Check-in begins at 4 p. m., and the retreat […]
Join fellow artists and makers of all types for a “séjour artistique” — a retreat-stay focused on art. You’ll have your own workstation in a community space from 4 p.m. Friday through 4 p.m. Sunday.Optional sessions on helpful topics will be offered such as Color 101 and Visual Prayer. The weekend closes with an invitation […]
The Ignatian Directed Retreat is designed to deepen your relationship with God. Check-in begins at 4 p.m., and the retreat will begin with an orientation session at 5pm. The retreat will end after lunch on Saturday.
Robert and Lori Fontana, relationship educators, return to Bon Secours to help couples discover the amazing gift of married love (even if that love has been frayed a bit). The retreat begins with The Marriage Jackpot Date Night on Friday evening, where you will meet Murphy the Marriage Salesman, do the “how well do you know […]
An individually directed retreat focuses on the way God is active in the individual’s life, and each retreat follows a uniquely personal path. Retreatants meet with a spiritual director once a day to reflect on God’s presence and movement in their life as revealed in prayer, the events and relationships in their life, and the […]