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First the Baltimore Men’s Chorus will perform, starting at 6 PM, then we will have light refreshments followed by St. V’s choir’s Lessons & Carols. Free event. Free parking.

In June Pope Francis issued his encyclical Laudato Si’,  a stirring call to action for all of us  to save “our common home”. The encyclical covers much more than simply climate change, exploring subjects such as biodiversity, clean water and the  more…

St. Vincent will host this Pax Christi event on Saturday Oct. 17, 9:30 AM -1 PM. The speaker is Sr. Patricia Chappell, Executive Director of Pax Christi USA. Sr. Patricia is a dynamic, and inspiring speaker. Her theme will be  more…

Written by St. V’s former Jesuit Volunteer, this areticle was originally published in St. Vincent’s quarterly publication, Together Sharing Christ along with a letters from Fr. Dick and Chris McCullough as well as articles by Anne Maura English. To see  more…

This letter was originally published in St. Vincent’s quarterly publication, Together Sharing Christ, along with a letter from Chris McCullough and articles by Anne Maura English and Kieran Ruppert. To see the full issue, click here. Shalom! By now, as  more…

Have you been thinking about RCIA? Don’t have the faintest idea what that is? Know someone who may be interested? The RCIA program for folks who think they might, maybe, perhaps want to become Catholic . . . or be  more…

To see photos of this year’s parish retreat, click here. To see pictures of beautiful Camp Nawaka, click here. Pictures are courtesy of Howdy Burns.

As part of St. V’s celebration of the 175th anniversary of the laying of its cornerstone, we put on display this now-restored model of the church, dating from the 1930s, at all Masses this weekend (May 23-24). The work was  more…

See what our pastor has to say about the banner outside St. Vincent in this reflection on these words from Pope Francis.  

Download our 2014 Advent Reflections Booklet.

The Liturgy Committee evaluated the services that were offered to the community during the Lenten season by asking parishioners to complete a survey. In all, 74 surveys were received during a 3 week period during Eastertide (66 online and 8 hardcopy).  more…