Who are we?
The mission of the Catholic Community at Hopkins is to image the Gospel of Jesus Christ by welcoming all into a friendly environment, which fosters worship, prayer, faith-sharing and social interaction. We are also committed service to our surrounding communities, especially to those in need.
This statement mission and purpose was crafted through prayer, reflection and sharing during a meeting of the new leadership team, representing our Catholic community, in May, 2004.
This statement mission and purpose was crafted through prayer, reflection and sharing during a meeting of the new leadership team, representing our Catholic community, in May, 2004.
"The closer we come to the poor, the better we understand God."Father Denima Emmanuel
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Our Graduation Mass will be celebrated in the Chapel of the Bunting-Meyerhoff Interfaith Center on Thursday morning, May 21st at 10:00 a.m. The IFC is located at 3400 N. Charles Street at University Parkway, 410-261-1880. We welcome all of our undergraduates and our graduates as well, and please invite your family and friends too. Cardinal William Keeler will be a special guest of honor. Mass will begin promptly at 10 a.m. and we will have a light reception downstairs in the Gathering Space of the IFC following liturgy. Those attending commencement activities in the early afternoon will have sufficient time to participate in our liturgy!
We have concluded our Liturgies for the second semester at the Chapel of the IFC. Our summer liturgies follow the Mass schedule at Sts. Phillip and James Church, 28th Street and N. Charles Street. You can obtain Mass and Confession times by consulting our link to The Archdiocese. Our first Mass of the fall, 2009 semester, will be our Freshman Orientation Mass and we will post the exact date and time and information becomes available. Our first regular Masses (11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.) for the fall semester will begin the Sunday following the first day of fall classes.
We have concluded our Liturgies for the second semester at the Chapel of the IFC. Our summer liturgies follow the Mass schedule at Sts. Phillip and James Church, 28th Street and N. Charles Street. You can obtain Mass and Confession times by consulting our link to The Archdiocese. Our first Mass of the fall, 2009 semester, will be our Freshman Orientation Mass and we will post the exact date and time and information becomes available. Our first regular Masses (11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.) for the fall semester will begin the Sunday following the first day of fall classes.
