Dear Seton Family,  The scriptures this weekend proclaim a great kernel of good news that God provides for our needs. Jesus miraculously feeds a hungry crowd, the prophet Isaiah invites all in need to come to the Lord without paying and without cost to quench our thirst and satisfy our hunger. And Saint Paul proclaims in the Letter to the Romans that nothing can separate us from the love o...

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Dear Sisters and Brothers,  At our weekend Masses, we hear the final part of a series of parables Jesus offers to help us understand God’s heavenly kingdom. “The Kingdom of heaven is like...” ...a buried treasure, a valuable pearl, a net thrown into the sea. All of these tell us that what God offers us is to be cherished as a great gift. It is hard, though, when we don&rs...

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We will begin collecting supplies on July 26th and end on August 16th. Drop off of supplies can be made on Mondays and Wednesday and during Masses to the Church.  

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Dear Friends,  The series of Jesus’ parables about seeds, planting, and harvesting is always proclaimed during the summer months (at least for us in the northern hemisphere), when we might see these metaphors come to life in tangible ways. Perhaps more people than ever are taking to gardening as something productive to do around the house in the midst of the pandemic. Right now you m...

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Dear Seton Family,  BREAKING NEWS! Revised Procedure for the Distribution of Holy Communion We made it through our first weekend of re-opening for public Mass rather smoothly! I received feedback from parishioners who expressed that the procession of Holy Communion and exiting the church immediately was jarring. So for the next couple weeks I want restore receiving the Eucharist at t...

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Click Here to Register Seton Mass instructions About this Event Please note the following guidelines that we will be following to ensure everyone's safety. These guidelines come from the State of Maryland, Anne Arundel county and the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Please take your temperature before you come to Mass. If you have a temperature over 100 degrees...

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Dear Friends,    Finding rest is often a challenge, especially in today’s world of instant communication at any time and place. Even when we try to get away during this pandemic, we are still connected, which means there are expectations still hanging over our heads (or at least we perceive it that way) and so we never really manage to find that place where we can truly rest....

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