Cathedral Mary Our Queen 5200 N Charles St., United States
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Cathedral Mary Our Queen 5200 N Charles St., United States
Additional information provided in the flyer. See you all soon in this amazing event.
Free

Simbang Gabi is a Filipino Christmas tradition that involves nine days of early morning or midnight masses leading up to Christmas:
Cordially inviting each one of you to join us for this wonderful and amazing tradition.
See you all and God bless.
Dear Filipino families and supporters of the mission:
As we gather together with our families to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, let us also take this moment to reflect on the blessings of Archdiocesan Filipino Ministry in the Archdiocese of Baltimore has received through the unwavering support of each one of you, our leaders, our cluster representatives, and working teams. Your faith-filled generosity and commitment have been instrumental in helping our Filipino ministry grow as a vibrant ministry rooted in Jesus’ mission. Every prayer, volunteer hour, and contribution of talent and treasure has strengthened our shared journey towards partnership in mission, making the light of Christ shine brighter in our Filipino families and beyond.
We’ve taken significant strides in bringing our plans to life, from ministries reaching out to the unengaged to our mission-driven events that nurture the faith of Filipino families and friends and strengthen our mission and leaders alike. Your efforts reflect our unity in Christ’s mission and dedication to reviving our mission in the Filipino ministry. This mission thrives because you are willing to partner in the works of our church, financially support our mission, and work together in the ministries toward a vision of a vibrant Catholic Filipino Community of growing disciples filled with a solid and compassionate heart for the Lord and His people.
Thank you very much for being a vital part of the Archdiocesan Filipino Council’s journey and ministry. May God bless each of you abundantly, and may your Thanksgiving be filled with joy, peace, and the warmth of loved ones.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Fr. Pete D. Literal, Chaplain
Celebrating Faith and Freedom: 13th Archdiocesan Fiesta of Filipino Saints
Mark your calendars for a vibrant celebration of faith, culture, and community! On Sunday, October 1, 2023 at 2:00 p.m., the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, Maryland will come alive for the 13th Archdiocesan Fiesta of Filipino Saints.
This year’s gathering holds special significance as we also commemorate 125 Years of Philippine Independence. With the theme “Freedom to Bear Witness to Eucharistic Life”, the event invites everyone to reflect on the gift of faith and the resilience of the Filipino spirit.
Join fellow faithful for a colorful day filled with prayer, music, and fellowship in honor of our Filipino saints who have inspired generations through their unwavering devotion. It’s more than just a fiesta—it’s a celebration of heritage, unity, and living out the Eucharistic mission in our daily lives.
📍 Venue: Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, 5200 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210
📅 Date & Time: October 1, 2023, 2:00 p.m.
Let’s come together as one community of believers and celebrate both our faith and our freedom!

The 12th Archdiocesan Filipino Saints Fiesta Celebration will be held this Sunday, September 25, 2022 starting at 2:00pm. The Eucharistic mass and festivities will be at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen at 5200 N Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21210.
The main celebrant of the mass will be the Most. Rev. William E. Lori, the Archbishop of Baltimore.
Invite your friends and relatives. We welcome everyone to come and celebrate with us.
This year’s theme:
“Arise.Together on Mission”
The subthemes are:
There will be performances, food and dancing on the church grounds. The Bayanihan Cultural Dance Group and the Filipino American Association of Upper Chesapeake will be performing. Our DJ for the event is Mr. Raymond Gaviola.
@ 7:30pm Special Day! Sat, Feb 18, 2017
Hilton Baltimore Hotel
Register today at www.MidAtlanticCongress.org!
Are you a Catechist, Community Leader, Prayer group member or Young adult looking for new ideas and resources? Then the 2017 Mid-Atlantic Congress has something to renew and reenergize your ministry. Below are the Saturday breakout sessions and FREE EVENTS that will leave you refreshed and ready to be a witness of Christ.
Feb 18, Saturday 8:30am -4pm Full Day of Sessions
Keynote Address by Most Rev. Michael J. Barnes (tent)
Hear other breakout speakers
Visit exhibits & Network with your peers
Saturday Registration is only $40.00 and includes lunch.
Current Topics
4.6 The Legacy of Saint Peter Inspires the Vision of Pope Francis for the Church
5.7 Using Scripture in Catechesis
6.2 The Imaginative Catechist
Faith Formation
4.7 The Power of Story to Nurture Faith
6.5 When Does Catechesis Evangelize?
6.12 The Time is Now! Early Investment in Faith Formation Lasts a Lifetime
Sacraments
5.3 Rediscovering the Journey: The Catechumenate Inspires all Catechesis
5.6 Eucharist: Invitation to Spiritual Transformation, Healing and Discipleship
5.8 Overcoming Stumbling Blocks on the Path of Conversion
6.3 Love Made Visible: Encountering Christ in the Sacraments
6.11 Where’s the Joy in That?
Spirituality
6.1 The Spirituality of the Catechist: An Experience of Faith through Word and Ritual
Catechesis and Families
6.6 Engaging Parents in Faith Formation: Rethinking HOW We Do WHAT We Do to “Build Parental Capacity”
Missionary Discipleship
4.8 For the Life of the World: Catechesis that Forms Missionary Disciples
6.5 When Does Catechesis Evangelize?
Call: Ed Tiong 703-403-5624, Claireen Enciso, 703-303-0794, Marierose Hoang (617) 480-1716, Fred Semendy (703) 472-2032, Shaun Guevara, call 240-316-6869
In Collaboration with Midatlantic Congress, Asian and Pacific Catholic Network, Diocese of Arlington Office of Multicultural Ministries, Filipino Ministry of Northern VA, CFC Global Ministry, FOCUS missionary, Holy Martyrs of Vietnam, Archdiocesan Filipino Council of Baltimore
OUTREACH program to bring awareness and needs of the
Many Multicultural Groups, Ecclesial Movements & New
Communities, Prayer Groups, Young Adults
FEB 17 FRI NIGHT, 7:30pm – RSVP: FREE EVENT
JOIN US IN THE TUBMAN ROOM for SOCIALS
FEB 18, Sat, 1:30pm -3:00pm –RSVP: FREE EVENT
JOIN US IN THE BLAKE ROOM FOR DISCUSSION FORUM
Our GOAL & MISSION is for 2018 MIDATLANTIC CONGRESS to address topics encouraging and empowering the leaders and members of Asian & Pacific Islanders, African American, European American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American and Others. Topics about family, youth, young adults, conflicts, evangelization, formation, parish life integration, others
For info/RSVP: filipinoministry@catholicweb.com
Visit our website @ www.filminnova.org
Archbishop Lori has written a very important pastoral letter on evangelization-based parish planning which will be used by every parish in the Archdiocese of Baltimore this year to begin planning where and how the Catholic Church will serve the people of our archdiocese in the future. The letter is entitled: A Light Brightly Visible-Lighting the Path to Missionary Discipleship.
A Pastoral Letter on Evangelization
Like many parishioners throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore, we, Filipino parishioners, we need to participate, look at, and study the changing demographics of our parish community to determine how and where the Church can best serve.
There is a parish based planning process, which will not be a “top down” effort but will include decisions made at the parish level and I need you, Filipino Catholics to participate.
The first step in this process is to read the Archbishop’s pastoral letter so that we can all have a sense of what this planning process is about. The letter and a video of the Archbishop explaining the “spirit” of this planning process, which is being called Be Missionary Disciples, can be found by going to bemissionarydisciples.org website
Please do take a few minutes to read the pastoral letter and take the survey.
Fr. Pete
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