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Forming a Family of Disciples United in Jesus Christ

WEEKEND MASS

SATURDAY
4:30 PM

SUNDAY
7:30 AM Mass
10:00 AM Mass

5:00 PM Latin Novus Ordo Mass

DAILY MASS

MONDAY - SATURDAY

8:00 AM

CONFESSION

WEDNESDAY

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Not on 3rd Wednesdays

SATURDAY
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

SUNDAY
7:00 AM - 7:20 AM

ADORATION

every WEDNESDAY following 8:00 AM Mass

Holy Hour for Life - 1st Wednesdays at 4:45 PM

Saturday Adoration with Morning Prayer is also available each week, from 6:45 AM - 7:45 AM.

April 15th Adoration Sign-Up

Please note that Father will never send out a request for gift cards or funds to support another organization and that he will only use the email you will find in our parish bulletin, when interacting with parishioners. Any other contact pretending to be Father should be reported by you, to the FTC.

Report to FTC

JOIN OUR PARISH FAMILY!

We are eager to walk with you on you journey of faith and community.

Divine Mercy Weekend

Join us in the Activity Center after our 4:30pm, 7:30am & 10:00am Masses for our 2026 Ministry Fair.

Saturday, April 11th
4:30pm - Saturday Vigil Mass
5:30 – 7:00pm Ministry Fair

Sunday, April 12th
7:30am - Sunday Mass
8:30 – 10:00am Ministry Fair
10:00am - Sunday Mass
11:00am - Divine Mercy Devotions
11:00am – 12:30pm Ministry Fair

There will be no Divine Mercy Devotions on the 3rd Sunday - April 19th

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Wednesdays with our St. Agnes Church Faith Community is a mid-week full day opportunity to relax in prayer and spiritual enrichment. Please join us for all or part of these Wednesday events.

Day of Encounter & Glory Schedule

7:30am Morning Prayer
8:00am Daily Mass followed by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena Prayers
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament for Weekly Adoration
1st Wednesdays 4:45pm Holy Hour for LIFE
5:30pm Evening Prayer, 5:45pm Benediction & Reposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
All but 3rd Wednesdays
- 6-7:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation and Hour of Private Prayer in church
3rd Wednesdays
- 6:00pm Encounter & Glory Parish Family Dinner
  - Join us April 15th for an Easter Dinner themed evening featuring Ham with Mac & Cheese. Parishioners are asked to please join us and bring a side of pasta or potato salad, dinner rolls or dessert to share.
- 7:00pm Hour of Glory
Faith Formation or Sacramental Prep (ends in May)
- 1st Wednesday: 6:30pm Faith Formation
- 2nd Wednesday: Sacramental Prep
- 3rd Wednesday: 6:45pm Faith Formation
- 4th Wednesday: Sacramental Prep*

*Please hold in prayer our four young parishioners who will receive their First Holy Eucharist at the 10:00am Mass, on Sunday, May 3rd, as well as the eight young parishioners who will be Confirmed in the Holy Spirit the day before, on Saturday, May 2nd, during a special 11:00am Confirmation Mass presided over by Archbishop William E. Lori.

All are encouraged to come to this special Mass and to welcome Archbishop Lori to St. Agnes.

Due to an extreme weather prediction, one of our Lenten Mission Talks had to be rescheduled.

If you missed either of the two talks Mike and Annie McHugh were still able to share with us, don't fret.

Each was recorded live, via our parish Facebook page and can be viewed by clicking below, on the title of the talk:

Tuesday, March 17th Talk with Mike & Annie: "Marriage, Not the Default."

Wednesday, March 18th Talk with Annie: "Fostering a Contemplative Heart in an Active Life."

Join us in welcoming back Mike McHugh as he presents:

Pro”TECH”ting Purity - a Talk for Parents
Wednesday, April 29th

7:00pm, St. Agnes Activity Center

Join us for one of the most important conversations of parenting; how to introduce and use technology in the home. Using his experience as a Technology Coordinator and over sixteen years serving in Youth Ministry, Mike McHugh will be back with us to speak about:

promoting chastity in your family
effects of social media/excessive screen time
recent apps of particular concern
prevalence and effects of pornography and sexting among young people
monitoring, restricting and controlling the use of mobile internet devices

Due to the subject matter, please note that this talk is geared for those aged 14 and older. There will be childcare available that evening, and all families are encouraged to attend.

2026 Annual Appeal for Catholic Ministries

“Lift up your Hearts, United in Hope and Service”

This appeal reminds us that every act of generosity is an act of faith; a response to God’s invitation to love and serve others. Gifts to the Annual Appeal may be made online at: www.archbalt.org/give.

Please be sure to use the drop down in the "Parish" box and indicate St. Agnes.

CAN WE PRAY FOR YOU?

Know that we are here for you! If you or a family member is sick and in need of prayers, please call the parish office. Let us know if we can also add their name to the bulletin prayer list so your whole parish family can hold them in prayer.

Prayer for Pope Leo XIV

O God, who in Your providential design willed that Your Church be built upon blessed Peter, whom You set over the other Apostles, look with favor, we pray, on our Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV and grant that he, whom You have made Peter’s successor, may be for Your people a visible source and foundation of unity in faith and of communion.

Through our Lord Jesus Christ, Your Son, Who lives and reigns with You in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen

Pope Leo XIV's Monthly Intention
April 2026 - For Priests in Crisis

Let us pray for priests going through moments of crisis in their vocation, that they may find the accompaniment they need and that communities may support them with understanding and prayer.

The Pope Video - Monthly Intentions

NOTE: All are asked to pray daily for the priests who serve at St. Agnes Parish. In addition, our parish's Seven Sisters Apostolate consists of seven women who have committed to pray for Father Hamilton and his intentions, over the course of a year. Next year, this devoted group of women will, after a briefing with Father Hamilton, continue the practice of taking on a specific day of the week to pray for him, for one Holy Hour, in front of the Blessed Sacrament. New groups, new members and substitutes are always needed. Prayerfully consider adding this devotion to your prayer life in spiritual support of our own Father Hamilton. Call the parish office for more information.

Jubilee Year of St. Francis, January 10, 2026 through January 10, 2027

Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a special Jubilee Year to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi. Take this year to rediscover his way of life: simple and essential, open to peace, fraternity, and respect for creation. The conditions required for a plenary indulgence during this Year of St. Francis include going to confession, receiving the Eucharistic, praying for the intentions of the Pope, interior detachment from sin, pilgrimage to a Franciscan church to participate in celebrations, prayer and meditation in the Franciscan spirit, as well as daily acts of charity and humility that express the spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi.

Letter from the Holy Father to the Franciscan Ministers' General

Pope Leo's Jubilee Prayer

Saint Francis, our brother, you who eight hundred years ago
went to meet Sister Death as a man at peace,
intercede for us before the Lord.
You recognized true peace in the Crucifix of San Damiano,
teach us to seek in Him the source of all reconciliation
that breaks down every wall.
You who, unarmed, crossed the lines of war
and misunderstanding,
give us the courage to build bridges
where the world raises up boundaries.
In this time afflicted by conflict and division,
intercede for us so that we may become peacemakers:
unarmed and disarming witnesses of the peace that comes from Christ. Amen