“The many reasons why our churches are graying and emptying”

A People Who Seek God —

Covid-19 has not kept our parishioners from seeking the Lord. Every Sunday liturgy is broadcasted, as well as live events, with limited attendance of 150 worshippers and guests.

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A People Of Compassion —

We actively address poverty, homelessness, and other social justice issues within our local Baltimore community, in the state of Maryland, across the country, and throughout the world.

Justice and Peace Ministry

One in Christ —

Covid-19 has not kept our parishioners from seeking the Lord. Every Sunday liturgy is broadcasted live with limited attendance.

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A People Of Justice —

We actively address poverty, homelessness, and other social justice issues within our local Baltimore community, in the state of Maryland, across the country, and throughout the world.

Justice and Peace Ministry

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Livestream Mass & Events

We were the first church in the country to broadcast on the radio—now we broadcast services live across the internet.

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Mass & Event Registrations

To best serve our community and adhere to the current COVID-19 regulations, we require registration for Mass attendance.

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Parish Resources

We encourage you to use these popular resources, including daily reflections rooted in Ignatian Spirituality.

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We are the Jesuit Church of Baltimore

Welcome to St. Ignatius Catholic Community in the Mount Vernon section of downtown Baltimore. Our mission is that of every Christian community—Live the Gospel, whatever it takes.

Over a thousand people have found a spiritual home here—people of all ages, cultures, and in different seasons of life. Families are encouraged, children are nurtured, older people are supported, and college students are challenged.

As a Jesuit parish, we encourage people to reflect on their experiences and to discern God’s presence in their lives. Our desire is to nurture lay leadership as well as personal faith a “faith that does justice” by way of solidarity with the poor and dedication to the greater good.