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The Divine Ordinary: Finding the Sacred in Being Real Mary and Her Son Rev. Peter Wm. Gray, P.S.S. A lecture and exhibit by Rev. Peter Wm. Gray, P.S.S., world-renowned Sulpician artist, The Divine Ordinary: Finding the Sacred in Being Real—Mary and Her Son, was...
Maximilian Godefroy and St. Mary’s Chapel: The Invention of the Gothic Revival for America By Richard Guy Wilson The Godefroy Lecture was presented on Oct. 11, 2014, at 2 p.m. by Richard Guy Wilson, who holds the Commonwealth Professor’s Chair in...
Physician of Body and Soul: Simon Gabriel Bruté Doctor … Sulpician Priest … Teacher … Pioneer Scholar … Bishop … Confidant and Friend to a Saint! By Dr. Joseph M. White Of the many accomplishments in the life of Simon Bruté, one of the most remarkable was his deep and...
Mother Seton: The Paca Street Year (1808-1809) By Sister Betty Ann McNeil, D.C. Rev. Louis W. Dubourg, a Sulpician priest and president of St. Mary’s College located at 600 North Paca Street, invited the Widow Seton to establish a school for girls on Paca Street in...
Father Michael McGivney—His Paca Street Years By Father Rob Carbonneau, CP, Ph.D. Father Michael McGivney (1852-1890) St. Mary’s Class of 1877 Founder of the Knights of Columbus (1882) Father McGivney established the Knights of Columbus as a fraternal insurance...
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Blessed McGivney House of Formation
St. Mary’s Historic Site is the location for a new priestly formation initiative of the U.S. Province of the Society of St. Sulpice.
The Blessed Michael J. McGivney Propaedeutic House of Formation will occupy the former convent and Spirituality Center, presently being renovated and expanded.
Over the course of a year, new seminarians of McGivney House will be formed to have a deep relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ in the Church and to be prepared for the next stages of priestly formation. For more information, see here. (Link opens in a new tab or window.)
