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St. Francis of Assisi church is a pilgrimage site where visitors can learn about St. Francis and seek a plenary indulgence to receive mercy for themselves or a deceased a loved one.
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 […]
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, […]
Join us on Saturday, April 10 at 1:00 p.m. for one of the crowning achievements of Western music - Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B Minor. Under the direction of Basilica Music Director Samuel Rowe, the Baltimore Basilica proudly presents this extraordinary masterpiece, performed by the acclaimed Basilica Schola Cantorum and Three Notch'd Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble.