Reuniendo a sopranos, tenores, barítonos y otros cantantes, el Coro de Misa Católico Negro debutará en la Misa del 28 de noviembre a las 5 p.m. en la Iglesia New All Saints para ofrecer música de adoración y resaltar las contribuciones de los católicos afroamericanos en toda la Arquidiócesis de Baltimore.
The saints are the true heroes, the true protagonists of history. The saints are those who have dedicated their lives to the one thing that remains.
Bringing together sopranos, tenors, baritones and singers in between, the Black Catholic Mass Choir will debut at the 5 p.m. Mass on Nov. 28 at New All Saints Church to offer inspired worship music and highlight the contributions of African American Catholics across the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
I am delighted – even after all these months – officially to install Father John Martinez as Pastor here at St. Francis de Sales and at Prince of Peace, and to do so on this Solemnity of Christ the King
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving and that your travels were safe and pleasant.
Queridos amigos en Cristo, A medida que se acerca el Día de Acción de Gracias, muchos de nosotros estamos ocupados en los preparativos. Algunos viajarán para ver a sus seres queridos, otros recibirán invitados, quizás algunos a quienes no han visto desde hace bastante tiempo. Esta es una época del año verdaderamente bendecida, pero que […]
As we enjoy this Thanksgiving Day and the time we are able to spend with our family and friends, we pray for the grace to see God’s blessing and to give him thanks and praise.
We have come together, not simply to take a Thanksgiving break from the daily grind, but rather out of a desire to grow in our relationship with God and one another.
Charles Borromeo proved himself a truly good shepherd who used every moment of his relatively short life to revitalize the Church at Milan.
Today’s Gospel parable is about what we do “in the meantime” – on ordinary days, in between the important events in our lives … let’s review it.
Dear friends: Today’s first reading describes how, in the power of the Holy Spirit, the Apostles decided to appoint and ordain co-workers to assist them in their ministry.
In his book, The Grammer of Assent, St. John Henry Newman speaks about “the apostolate of personal influence” as a way of spreading the Gospel.
