For Immediate Release: October 3, 2025 (Baltimore, MD) – The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed a form Chapter 11 plan of reorganization on Friday, October 3 with the United States Bankruptcy […] The post Archdiocese of Baltimore Files a Form Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
All three witnesses: Paul, Lorenzo, and Pedro urge us never to be discouraged and never to give up our faith, but to keep our eyes fixed on the prize of eternal life, and to anchor our confession of faith in Jesus’ own testimony before Pilate. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz and San Pedro Calungsod appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Even if we find that such direct ministry is not possible, for whatever reason, we can always share our resources, and unite ourselves to those in need in our prayers to Jesus, who, for our sake, became poor, so we might become rich in the things of God. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 26th Sunday appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Mercy High School has been graduating stellar alumnae for 65 years. Each generation has its own set of challenges to face, but today the mission of Mercy High School is more relevant & urgent than ever. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 65th Anniversary of Mercy High School appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
It is a pleasure to return to St. Mary’s City, this time to bless the interior of the Brick Chapel and to bless and re-inter the remains...| Archdiocese of Baltimore
God calls the Catholics of the Archdiocese of Baltimore to be a welcoming, worshipping community of faith, hope, and love.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
May the intercession of Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian reaffirm in our hearts— priests, seminarians and lay faithful alike— the importance of forgiveness and of solidarity. May these saints help us, one and all, to forgive, not grudgingly but in rejoicing! The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Memorial of Saints Cornelius and Cyprian, Vocation Donors’ Vespers appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
At the Holy Sepulchre we realized afresh how, even in this complex and war-torn land, where sometimes all appears to be lost for the Christian community, God brings light from darkness, grace from sin, life from death. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, Order of the Holy Sepulchre appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
To you, Fr. Tom’s family, we join in offering you our prayerful sympathy as well as our profound thanks for your sharing Fr. Tom with us all these years. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Funeral Mass of Fr. Thomas Gills appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Do we merely praise the Crucified Love of the Savior with our lips? Is it just a matter of words and feelings? The valiant woman whose canonization we celebrate anew teaches otherwise. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton exalted the Cross by her life in all its amazing iterations. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 50th Anniversary – Canonization of St. Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
How sad when we Catholics attack one another, aping the language of our ideologically divided culture. If the Church is itself the sacrament of unity and charity, then we need to curb our speech, and more. The post Will It Ever End? appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
We’ve come together this morning to celebrate the life of Chip Mason and to commend him to the Lord of life and love. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Funeral for Chip Mason appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
There really is no way to understand Jesus's words in today’s Gospel on the high cost of being his follower other than to contemplate how completely God has loved us. God the Father did not just give us some gift he would never miss – he gave us his only begotten Son, his beloved Son in whom he is well-pleased. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 23rd Sunday, UMBC Campus Ministry appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Mass at the Empty Tomb - Like Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, we have come to this tomb as pilgrims of hope.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
The visible beauty of this church sets the stage, so to speak, for us to participate in the unseen beauty of God.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
The legacy of the Sparr family is woven deeply into the fabric of St. Stephen Parish and School in Kingsville, where generations have been baptized, married, and educated. And through […]| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Sister Patricia McCarron, S.S.N.D., Ph.D., named Influential Marylander - incoming superintendent of Archdiocese of Baltimore schools| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Unlike Jesus who met with skepticism, even ridicule, in his hometown, Alphonsus was warmly received at home as a teacher of the faith...| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Years ago, at the age of 15, Scott Pawley was profiled in the Catholic Community Foundation’s 2020 Impact Report. Our story then told of how Scott saw a need and […]| Archdiocese of Baltimore
A Mass for the Preservation of Peace and Justice is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. June 11 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the duchess of Cornwall, met April 4 with Pope Francis at the Vatican.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
We Are Listening| Archdiocese of Baltimore