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Mass Times:
- Weekdays at 7am, 8:15am, and 5:30pm
- Saturdays at 8:15am and 5pm
- Sunday at 8am (no music), 9:30am (with Children's Liturgy of the Word and the Contemporary Ensemble), and 11am (with the Choir)
Confessions are available from 4pm to 4:45pm on Saturdays, or by appointment.
Adoration is available the first Friday of the month from October to May - 8:45am to 5:15pm (sign up here).
Usually, our schedule for Holy Days of Obligation is a Vigil Mass on the previous day at 5:30pm, and Masses on the day of at 7am, 8:15am, and 5:30pm. Please check our events calendar to confirm.
Welcome home - a community where you belong.
The Cathedral is a welcoming community. We look forward to having you visit, fellowship, and worship with us! Opportunities are frequently planned for families with kids of all ages, as well as smaller group activities, like our ARISE faith-sharing groups or events with the Men of Mary Our Queen.
Give back to the community.
Cathedral has a variety of ministries to serve the parish and the greater Baltimore community. Consider sharing your time with our Liturgical Ministries, lending your talents to our Music Ministry, or gifting the love of faith as a Catechist or Youth volunteer. We also frequently organize opportunities to serve those in need, including our monthly Loaves and Fishes activities, projects to support our sister parishes in Druid Hill and in Haiti, and tasks that may be completed from home (like casserole-making!).
*all volunteers must be VIRTUS-approved before volunteering. Click the button above to learn more.
Join us!
We would love to see you at Mass soon, as well as at other events in the future. Our calendar includes different opportunities for youth, families, adults of all ages, and more. Stay connected via our email list!
There are also a number of resources to grow in your faith - including our podcast, live webcast, and myParish app.
Sustain the ministry.
Thank you for your financial support of the parish. Every ministry, program, and service we offer at the Cathedral is only possible because of the financial contributions of parishioners, visitors, and friends of Cathedral. THANK YOU!
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen By the Numbers
- 60 years serving the Baltimore community
- 1,100 families registered
- $500 provided monthly for Loaves and Fishes meals
- 70 children attend Children's Liturgy each week on average
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Reflections Advent 2019
Sunday of the Third Week of Advent | Glenn Osborne
Rejoice! The Third Sunday of Advent is often called “Gaudete Sunday” because of the introit chant for the day: “Gaudete in Domino semper: iterum dico, gaudete.” ("Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice.)
Reflections Advent 2019
Saturday of the Second Week of Advent | Ximena DeBroeck
A whirlwind of fire, a chariot of fiery horses –these images are unsettling and would evoke fear or at least uneasy feelings in most of us–, especially without any context. The reference point is the prophet Elijah, who is mentioned in today’s reading from Sirach as well as in the gospel reading. But what do these readings have to do with Advent, and how can they inspire us during this time of preparation? Elijah was a prophet who ministered approximately nine centuries before the birth of Christ; his deeds are narrated in first Kings, chapters 17-19, and his final moments are recounted in 2 Kings 2 :1-12, which is precisely where we find the context for the whirlwind of fire.
Bulletins
Bulletins 2019
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Reflections Advent 2019
Friday of the Second Week of Advent | Beth Mayr
Today is the feast of St. Lucy. We don’t know much about St. Lucy, but stories abound about her wearing candles on her head — earning herself connections to light. The image of light is striking in the midst of a dark December, leading up to the shortest day of the year in just 8 days, followed by the light of the birth of Christ a few days later. That contrast — light in the midst of darkness — is a reminder from God about who He is. Today’s response in the Psalm affirms that: “Those who follow you, Lord, will have the light of life.” Where are you finding light this Advent, this December, this year?
Reflections Advent 2019
Thursday of the Second Week of Advent | Karen Banta
While there have been many apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary over the years, I have a great devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe which began after watching the film “The Blood and the Rose”. The movie recounts the appearance of the Virgin Mary to Juan Diego on December 9, 1531. I see signs of God’s miraculous actions throughout the film.
