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...
Winter Months:
The first concern of St. Mary’s on Paca Street is the safety of our visitors, guests, and docents.
Weekdays: If Baltimore County schools are closed, we will also be closed.
Weekends: If Baltimore City has a Snow Emergency Phase in effect or severe weather conditions are predicted for weekends, we will be closed those days.
