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We invite everyone to enjoy the Clarksville Picnic—the oldest picnic in Maryland and one of the largest parish festivals in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. In 2026, we celebrate the 148th year of this beloved tradition! What began as a simple harvest celebration has grown into a can’t-miss summer event featuring: • Live music • Famous […]
Join the Anne Arundel Catholic Young Adults (adults from 18-39) at the Annapolis Blues double header at the Navy stadium! Meet at the Blue Angel outside at 4:45pm. Get your tickets here! Contact Anna with any questions.
Interested in standing in solidarity with day laborers and protecting their rights? Join us for an Adopt-a-Corner training sponsored by the National Day Laborers Organizing Network
Throughout his distinguished career, Ed has demonstrated a commitment to leadership, stewardship, and service—not only in the business world, but also throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
The Catholic Daughters of St. John the Evangelist Severna Park invite you to join us June 30 on our bus trip to see "Joshua" in Strasburg, Penn., a Biblical stage production from the banks of the Jordan River to the towering walls of Jericho. Journey alongside the people of Israel as they navigate their new-found […]
Join us on Saturday, July 4 for an Abbreviated Patriotic Rosary at 8:30 AM, followed by Mass at 9:00 AM, as we ask God's continued blessing upon the United States and all who serve her.
Come kick off the morning of our Nation's 250th Anniversary celebrating faith and freedom with us!
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. July 4th we will pray the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary. […]
The major relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque will visit the Basilica of the Assumption on July 5 and 6, inviting the faithful to pray for the United States and entrust the country to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.