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, sore throat, persistent coug...

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Dear Sisters and Brothers,  Please read this information carefully!! We are now actively preparing for the reopening of our church and the resumption of our sacramental celebrations starting the weekend of July 4/5. There will be challenges along the way and we should not think that our church life will return as it was before March 14, 2020. It will be a very different experience as we...

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Dear Sisters and Brothers, In light of almost constant stories in the news about acts of violence and terrorism, natural disasters and spikes of covid-19 infections, it is a great consolation to hear the comforting promise of Jesus in Sunday’s Gospel, “Are not two sparrows sold for a small coin? Yet not one of them falls to the ground without your Father's knowledge. Even all th...

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Dear Sisters and Brothers,  This weekend we celebrate the Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ also known as Corpus Christi. This Feast proclaims and celebrates a foundational belief of our Church: the Real Presence of the Risen Jesus Christ, Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity, under the form of bread and wine in the Holy Eucharist. How this is possible— we do not know....

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Dear Sisters and Brothers,  It was announced on Wednesday that houses of worship in Anne Arundel County may hold indoor services starting today at 5pm. Seton Parish will not be ready to open for public Mass this weekend. However...it is my hope that we will be open for public Mass on the weekend of July 4/5, with a modified Mass schedule:  Saturday, 4:30pm  Sunday, 9:30am (a...

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Dear Sisters and Brothers,  This Sunday marks the end of the Easter Season with the Solemnity of Pentecost. 50 days ago, we ushered in the Resurrection of the Lord with a very small group of liturgical ministers in a dark empty church. Pentecost is considered to be the “birthday of the Church”, however the mood is not joyful as it was in past years. We sing in today’s ...

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Dear Seton Family, This weekend the Church (in many places, anyway) celebrates the Solemnity of the Ascension, that moment when the Lord was taken up to heaven in the sight of his disciples. There is a spot atop the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem that has been honored as the site of the Ascension. I was there last March! Look for posts on the parish FaceBook page this weekend! It is marked by foo...

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Dear Seton Family, You may recall that Archbishop Lori emailed Catholics throughout the Archdiocese this week to share a set of guidelines for Phase I regarding three areas: Wedding and Funeral Masses and the Sacraments; Resumption of Parish Ministries; and Resumption of Parish Operations. A video was also created to help you understand “What to Expect When You Return to Mass.”...

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Dear Seton Parishioners, First and foremost, all of us on the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Finance Council hope all of you are doing well, staying healthy and adapting to our new realities for school and work. In so many ways we are living in unprecedented times.   The Finance Council would also like to take a moment and thank each parishioner for your continued support of the parish....

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