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Many Thanks for a Wonderful Forum!

On Tuesday November 16th, the Justice and Peace Committe held a community forum to help better inform voters for the upcoming Maryland Gubernatorial election. The church hosted 4 of the canditates for a successful discussion. Official Press Release OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE: Monday, November 1, 2021 CONTACT: Candra Healy | St.

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Holy Week through Easter Sunday

We’re seeking parishioner assistance for the Easter Vigil reception (next Saturday evening) with set up and clean up. We’re also seeking those who will bring foods for this event to be dropped off between 6:30 and 7:15:pm. Please sign up below, or call Barbara Dailey (410) 727-3848 at the parish

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Take Action by March 22 to Prevent Cuts to Refugee Assistance

Congress faces a March 22nd deadline to pass critical funding bills to avert a government shutdown. These funding bills include lifesaving assistance to meet the humanitarian needs of those arriving at our borders and millions of displaced persons overseas. Due to continued inaction by Congress, many essential U.S. humanitarian programs—both foreign and domestic—remain in limbo.

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Palm Sunday & Holy Week

In the movie Dead Man Walking, Sr. Helen Prejean, played by Susan Sarandon, paid a home visit to the Delacroix family to extend her sympathy to them. Their daughter was murdered by a hardened criminal named Matthew Poncelet. She brought them a pie, and they welcomed her as any good

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5th Week of Lent

Hi there. Chris McCullough here to talk to you about a few Lenten Almsgiving Opportunities that we have going on in our Parish… Click here for this week’s Parish: ‘The Thought’

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4th Week of Lent

One familiar sign waved by spectators at sports events in hopes that television cameras will transmit their message is: “John 3:16.” A favorite of many Christians, this verse states: “God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish

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Relief for those in Gaza

You know about the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Before October 7, about 80% of Gaza’s population of over two million people relied on humanitarian aid. Now, nearly every resident urgently needs aid. Our Poor Box collection for the month of March will go to Anera (American Near East Refugee Aid)

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Third Sunday of Lent

Each Lent, Christians raise the two short and direct questions to Jesus. They are the questions of John the Baptist: “Are you the one? Or should we expect another?” Jesus’ first way to answer that is to show us in an earthly way: he heals the blind, he defeats Evil

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Easter Flower Contributions

Parishioner assistance in the form of donations is needed for our annual Easter Flower Fund. This drive allows St. Ignatius to decorate the sanctuary properly for such a great occasion. Flower orders are placed at the end of March. Donations are accepted until March 17. Would you like to donate

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Holy Week through Easter Sunday

We’re seeking parishioner assistance for the Easter Vigil reception (next Saturday evening) with set up and clean up. We’re also seeking those who will bring foods for this event to be dropped off between 6:30 and 7:15:pm. Please sign up below, or call Barbara Dailey (410) 727-3848 at the parish

Palm Sunday & Holy Week

In the movie Dead Man Walking, Sr. Helen Prejean, played by Susan Sarandon, paid a home visit to the Delacroix family to extend her sympathy to them. Their daughter was murdered by a hardened criminal named Matthew Poncelet. She brought them a pie, and they welcomed her as any good

Holy Week through Easter Sunday

We’re seeking parishioner assistance for the Easter Vigil reception (next Saturday evening) with set up and clean up. We’re also seeking those who will bring foods for this event to be dropped off between 6:30 and 7:15:pm. Please sign up below, or call Barbara Dailey (410) 727-3848 at the parish

Palm Sunday & Holy Week

In the movie Dead Man Walking, Sr. Helen Prejean, played by Susan Sarandon, paid a home visit to the Delacroix family to extend her sympathy to them. Their daughter was murdered by a hardened criminal named Matthew Poncelet. She brought them a pie, and they welcomed her as any good

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