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On Sunday, November 8, St. Ignatius Catholic Community will celebrate a Mass for the Beloved Dead. This special liturgy will include guest musicians and prayer for deceased parishioners, family members, and friends. We will remember those who have died in two ways: • The names of those who died between November 1, 2025 and November […]
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Luncheon and presentation to follow at Mercy Medical Center, sponsored by Baltimore Guild --Catholic Medical Association.
This event is to support the upkeep of our church and to provide support of programs within our church
Limited Seating- Pre-Sale is strongly recommended
Come out to Holy Family Catholic Community in Middletown, MD for our 3rd Annual Sleepy Hollow Fall Festival!
Dorothy Day's granddaughter Martha Hennessy is coming to St. Joseph's Monastery on Sunday, Nov. 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. She will offer a reflection and answer some questions. Fr. Tim Brown of Loyola University will also speak and offer an introduction into Dorothy Day. He is an associate professor of law and social responsibility and the author of many books on these matters.
You are invited to join St. Mary's Parish in Pylesville on its pilgrimage to the St. Anthony Shrine in Ellicott City. It is being held on Nov. 11, and is featuring Mass, time for personal prayer, fellowship and a boxed lunch.
This one-day silent retreat will use poetry, Scripture, and other creative media to invite and deepen our meditations on what it means to love and to be loved, in the embrace of the Holy.
Join YCP Baltimore for our Holy + Happy Hour! Tuesday, November 11th starting at 7:00pm, at St. John the Evangelist (Severna Park). We will gather for an evening of Eucharistic Adoration with praise and worship, followed by a social and networking at a local restaurant! This event is completely free and open to all young […]
Friar Dennis Mason, OFM Conv., will lead a morning workshop on Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical. The workshop will end prior to Daily Mass at the Shrine (12 p.m.). Please RSVP to help us plan accordingly. https://secure.shrineofstanthony.org/a/exploring-magnifica-humanitas
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The retreat offers participants an opportunity to reflect on the wounds caused by their parents’ divorce or separation and to rediscover their deepest identity as beloved sons and daughters of God, created for and capable of great love.
There will be good food, beer garden, games, silent auction, grandma's attic, crafts, Santa Clause and more. There will also be performances by some school choirs and bands. Come join the fun and get into the holiday spirit!
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Please feel warmly welcome to join us as we ponder these questions and experience various prayer forms, including Visio Divina (praying with a painting or image), Ignatian Contemplation (placing yourself in a Gospel passage), Centering Prayer (listening in silence), Video Divina (praying with a short film), and Art Journaling (praying with color).
The High School Placement Test is offered on November 14 at the following locations:
Christmas is coming. Are you looking for that unique, one of a kind item for gift-giving to your grandchildren, sister, brother, or children?
Join St. Peter for raffles, food, craft vendors, a silent auction, and more!
Abraham’s Bridge: A short film about Pluralism in the Heartland Something is happening in the heartland: here, a mosque, synagogue, church, and interfaith center are connected by a circular wooden bridge, an organic donation garden, and a quietly disruptive vision. Can this new model of coexistence in the American Midwest bridge the rising currents of […]
Join us for a workshop that offers both practical guidance and prayerful preparation for funeral planning. Together we will explore how to honor our Catholic faith and values, provide clarity in difficult times, and ease the burden on our loved ones.
Come enjoy an evening of beautiful music in support of St. Ursula's World Youth Day representative. Featuring the St. Ursula Choir, the Baltimore Flute Choir, and the beautiful voice of Miss Jacqueline Weyandt.
Parish staff, ministry leaders, catechists, and volunteers give so much of themselves in service to the Church. Now join us for a peaceful morning of prayer as we prepare our hearts for Thanksgiving. Together, we will rediscover the transformative power of gratitude, exploring how it can shift our perspective, open our hearts, and make room […]
Come and enjoy an evening of camaraderie, sweet treats, and beverages, with Advent handouts and displays.
Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner and stay for:
Crafts, silent auction, gift baskets, handmade needlework, raffles, jewelry, secret Santa, toy store, religious articles, plants, food, baked goods, gingerbread houses
While engaging with a broad range of these figures across the arc of Christianity, a significant portion of the program will unfold around the wisdom of Julian of Norwich, Henri Nouwen, and Br. David Steindl-Rast.
Our 3rd Annual Holiday Craft Bazaar will be held at St. Francis de Sales Church in Abingdon, MD, on Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 8am to 2pm.
The High School Placement Test will be offered on November 21 at the following locations:
This retreat/workshop shares the spiritual wisdom of over 500 years of hospice companioning known as “The Ancient Hospice Way.”
Starting at 11a.m. you and your family will enjoy great food from our Food Truck vendors, shop dozens of handmade crafters and artists, and religious items.
Mt. St. Joseph Alumni Beef & Beer 150th Anniversary! All alumni are invited to attend the annual Beef & Beer to help celebrate the Mount’s 150th anniversary.
Our Lady of Hope will be having a Polka Mass at 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day!
TKO will be providing the music!
Calvert Hall and Loyola Blakefield are holding their 106th Annual Turkey Bowl at Johnny Unitas Stadium at Towson University!
Friar Jude Winkler, OFM Conv., will offer a morning session on the various forms of the Covenant in the Hebrew Bible, and examine what the phrase "new covenant" means and how to apply it to our faith life. The workshop will end prior to Daily Mass at the Shrine (12 p.m.). Please RSVP to help […]
Holiness is a challenging mission. Advent reminds us we don’t journey alone. We so often need a faith community and trusted family and friends. We need to find companions to be with us on the journey, so we can, as Isaiah says, “walk in the Light of the Lord.” Guided by Sr. Sara Dwyer. Lunch is included.
On behalf of the entire Catholic Charities family, we are excited to announce our 17th Annual Christmas Festival! This year’s concert will take place on December 2nd. Please save the date! The celebration will return to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, with the Baltimore Choral Arts […]
We will be in stillness and reflectiveness as we contemplate the Mystery of the Incarnation and the hope and gratitude it offers us on our faith journey. May this retreat be an experience that enhances our faith journey, so we can more fully see, understand, and walk through Advent on the path of Light. Guided by Sr. Sara Dwyer. Meals and lodging are included.
Sacred Heart Parish in Glyndon is excited to announce our Second Annual Christmas Festival on Saturday, December 5th, from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm! Join us for a festive day of Christmas fun, shopping, food, and activities throughout our entire campus. There will be something for everyone, including: • Christmas Bazaar featuring 40+ local craft […]
As we wait for Christmas, we allow our hearts to be transformed by the very act of waiting. We do not wait alone – we wait with Our Lady. In this presentation, we sit with Mary and let her show us how to wait in hope for the coming of our savior. This workshop will […]
At 11AM EST on the first Saturday of each month, we will pray the Rosary using Meditations for People with Mental Illness. These meditations are from the Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers found here: https://catholicmhm.org/rosary-mental-health. We will pray a different mystery each month. December 5th we will pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary. […]
Direct from Ireland – Emmet returns to the IHM concert series following appearances with the Tabernacle Choir, Carnegie Hall, the Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra and touring with Celtic Thunder, to perform beloved Christmas music, songs of the season as well as Irish favorites and classical works. (Meet and Greet 4:00pm)
“Christmas at St. Louis” is one of Clarksville’s favorite holiday traditions, and this year we’re adding a luminous new twist.
The day will begin with reflective input by Sr. Bernie, followed by time for private prayer and reflection, lunch in silence, the option of walking the labyrinth or beautiful grounds, journaling, or just relaxing with God. The atmosphere for the day will be reverent silence, which allows us to encounter God and be attuned to God’s promptings. There will be the opportunity to attend Mass if you wish. The day will close with us coming together to name the blessings of the day and for a closing prayer. Lunch is included. This will be a day of silence. Guided by Sr. Bernie Claps.
During our time together, we will explore various expressions of grief during this time of year through personal reflection, contemplative exercises, and communal rituals. We will also engage with the spiritual practices of setting intentions and creating boundaries as we continue navigating our journey of grief in such a season. Guided by Gordon Creamer. Lunch is included.
Join us at the breathtaking Baltimore Basilica, America’s First Cathedral, for a favorite Baltimore tradition - two glorious performances of Handel’s Messiah on Friday, December 11th and Saturday, December 12th, 2026 with Maestro Edward Polochick and the Baltimore Basilica Festival Orchestra and Choir!
Join us for a day-long retreat that invites you to explore Celtic spirituality with its intimate connection to the heartbeat of God and Mother Earth and its reverencing of the returning light at the Winter Solstice. Throughout the program, participants will be engaged in cherished Celtic legends about the birth of Christ and their intersection with various Christian saints from this tradition. Participants will have opportunities for contemplation and prayer, group dialogue, and mirthful expression related to all that is explored personally and within community. Lunch is included. Guided by Gordon Creamer.
Join us at the breathtaking Baltimore Basilica, America’s First Cathedral, for a favorite Baltimore tradition - two glorious performances of Handel’s Messiah on Friday, December 11th and Saturday, December 12th, 2026 with Maestro Edward Polochick and the Baltimore Basilica Festival Orchestra and Choir!
Larsen Field will be transformed into a prayerful, peaceful journey to Bethlehem with Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Prepare your hearts for the joy of Christmas as you meet everyone from that Holy Night, either in person or through sacred art.
All are welcome to visit the grounds of the Shrine of St. Anthony for an outdoor live Nativity in the tradition started by St. Francis of Assisi in Greccio, Italy more than 800 years ago. The outdoor prayer service concludes with hot chocolate and cookies around a bonfire.
Music and Scripture of the Advent-Christmas Season Sunday Dec. 13, 2026, 4pm St. Joseph Parish Choir and Schola Dr. Lynn Trapp, Director free-will offering St. Joseph Parish, Cockeysville, MD
A beloved Advent tradition blending scripture & song.
The Cathedral will be filled with music to prepare your heart for Christmas.
The Annual New Year's Eve Interfaith Prayer Celebration in Baltimore is a long-standing event held at St. Ignatius Catholic Community. It is a free, public event that gathers representatives from different faiths, government officials, and community leaders to give thanks for the past year and pray for blessings in the new year. The celebration features […]
Finding humor in both the joyful experiences and challenging situations in life — and embracing the freedom to laugh — are important elements of a healthy and balanced spirituality. The closing of one year and the opening of a new is a wonderful opportunity to explore our spiritual life through these elements. On this threshold of “what has been and what will be,” we will explore how the joyful sound of laughter calls us to action. We will discuss where humor can be a powerful testimony. We will answer together what it means to be a collective chorus and how we can make laughter an intentional practice. Bring the joys and sorrows of the year as we join with friends, old and new, to reflect, heal, look forward, and yes, have more than a few laughs! Guided by Andrea Springer. Lunch is included.
At 10:00AM EST on the first Saturday of each month, we will pray the Rosary using Meditations for People with Mental Illness. These meditations are from the Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers found here: https://catholicmhm.org/rosary-mental-health. We will pray a different mystery each month. January 2nd we will pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary […]
At 10:00 AM EST on the first Saturday of each month, we invite you to pause, pray, and place our mental health needs—and those of our loved ones—in the hands of Mary through the Holy Rosary.
Entering Canaan Hope & Healing After Abortion Weekend *Silent* Retreat February 19-20-21, 2027 Weekend of Mercy Confidential Location: Shenandoah Valley (disclosed after registration is complete) Suggested Donation: $250 per person, $400 per couple (scholarships are available) Please complete contact form. All forms must be completed 2 weeks prior to event to reserve spot For more […]