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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.
This sensory and movement friendly Mass is being put on to create a liturgy that is accessible to those with special needs, especially those who have difficulty attending regular Masses.
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.
Experience the wonder of the first Christmas at "Greccio" Live Nativity, presented by Archbishop Curley High School on Dec. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Inspired by St. Francis of Assisi's first live Nativity in Greccio, Italy, this beloved Advent tradition brings the story of Christ's birth to life through prayer, music, and live reenactments. All are welcome to join in this meaningful preparation for Christmas.
St. Alphonsus Rodriquez, 10800 Old Court Rd, Woodstock, MD 21163; The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra welcomes the season with sounds of Christmas and classical pieces from other places and times. 4 p.m.; Free will offering
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 […]