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Annual fall event celebrates the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi. Live music, food, games, arts & crafts, petting farm, and moon bounce. Open to the public. Pets welcome on the grounds.
On October 9, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., St. Joseph (Odenton) will be having a Fall retreat on The Spirituality of Suffering/Caregiving. The speakers shall be Ruth Shea, […]
Join YCP Baltimore Friday, Oct 9th from 7-9pm at Broadway Pier for our Networking Harbor Happy Hour!
This is a +21 Only Event. Registration is limited to the first 100 people.
Day Retreat to Honor Our Blessed Mother, to “Walk with Mary, Queen of Peace” with opportunity to enroll in the Brown Scapular.
Join us for a celebration of the Franciscan Center of Baltimore and Little Portion Farm – two nonprofit organizations striving to serve quality, fresh food to those who need it most, while caring for our earth.
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.
Celebrate 150 years of faith, service and community at Holy Family Parish's 150th Anniversary Gala from 2 to 6 p.m. Oct. 11 at Martin's West in Baltimore. The event will honor the parish's rich history and the generations of parishioners who have helped build its legacy.
The Towson University Choirs (University Chorale, Treble Voices, and Men's Chorus), under the direction of Diana Saez and Stephen Holmes, return to the concert series to present a varied program of choral classics and new works.
As part of Loyola University Maryland’s Bunting Peace and Justice Speaker Series, Kyle Whyte, Ph.D., will present “Beyond Reserves: Indigenous Peoples and Energy Justice”