This is a list of current and former Roman Catholic churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore. [1] The archdiocese covers Baltimore and nine counties in central and western Maryland: Allegany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, Howard, and Washington.
The cathedral church of the archdiocese is the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, consecrated in Baltimore in 1959. The archdiocese also includes the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in Baltimore between 1806 and 1863, based on a design by Benjamin Henry Latrobe.
As the home to the first American-born saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton, the archdiocese also includes several sites associated with her life and works the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (Seton's tomb located in the basilica), the lower chapel at St. Mary's Seminary where Seton gave her vows of chastity and poverty in 1808; and the Mother Seton House where she lived from 1808 to 1809.
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary | 409 Cathedral St, Baltimore | Built 1806-1821 [2] | |
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen | 5200 N Charles St, Baltimore | Consecrated 1959 [3] | |
National Shrine of St. Alphonsus Liguori | 112-116, 125-127 W. Saratoga St, Baltimore | Established 1845. Designated Shrine 1995. [4] | |
Corpus Christi | 110 W Lafayette Ave, Baltimore | Established 1881 [5] | |
Holy Cross | 110 E West St, Baltimore | Established 1858 [6] | |
Holy Rosary | 408 S Chester St, Baltimore | Established 1887 [7] | |
Immaculate Conception | 1512 Druid Hill Ave, Baltimore | Established 1850. [8] | |
Mount Calvary | 816 N Eutaw St, Baltimore | Founded 1842. Anglo-Catholic church, not governed by archdiocese. [9] | |
St. Ann | 528 E 22nd St, Baltimore | [10] | |
St. Athanasius | 4708 Prudence St, Baltimore | [11] | |
St. Casimir | 2736 O'Donnell St, Baltimore | [12] | |
St. Edward | 901 Poplar Grove St, Baltimore | [13] | |
St. Elizabeth of Hungary | 2638 E Baltimore St, Baltimore | [14] | |
St. Ignatius | 740 N Calvert St, Baltimore | [15] | |
St. Jude Shrine | 308 N Paca St, Baltimore | Operated and staffed by the Pallottine Fathers and Brothers since 1917 [16] | |
St. Leo | 227 S Exeter St, Baltimore | Established 1881 | |
St. Mary's Seminary Chapel | 600 N Paca St, Baltimore | ||
St. Matthew | 5401 Loch Raven Blvd, Baltimore | [17] | |
St. Patrick | 319 S Broadway, Baltimore | [18] | |
Ss. Philip and James | 2801 N Charles St, Baltimore | Current church building dedicated 1930 [19] | |
St. Vincent de Paul | 120 N Front St, Baltimore | [20] | |
St. Wenceslaus | 2111 Ashland Ave, Baltimore | Established 1872 [21] |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral | Baltimore | ||
St. Peter the Apostle | 848 Hollins St, Baltimore | ||
St. Stanislaus Kostka | Fell's Point, Baltimore | Former church, closed in 2000. Later converted into a gym called Sanctuary. |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Mary | Cumberland | ||
St. Patrick | Cumberland | ||
Shrine of Saints Peter and Paul | Cumberland | ||
St. Michael | Frostburg | ||
St. Peter | Westernport |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Mary | Annapolis | ||
St. John Neumann | Annapolis | ||
Holy Family | Davidsonville | ||
Resurrection of Our Lord | Laurel |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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Sacred Heart of Mary | Dundalk | ||
St. Rita | Dundalk | ||
Sacred Heart | Glyndon | ||
St. Francis Xavier | Hunt Valley | ||
St. Clement Mary Hofbauer | Rosedale | ||
Immaculate Heart of Mary | Towson | ||
St. Alphonsus Rodriguez | Woodstock |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Bartholomew | Manchester | ||
St. Joseph | Sykesville | ||
St. John | Westminster |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Francis of Assisi | Brunswick | ||
St. Joseph on Carrollton Manor | Carrollton Manor | ||
Basilica of the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton | Emmitsburg | ||
St. Joseph | Emmitsburg | ||
St. Anthony Shrine | Emmitsburg | The church sits south of town. | |
St. John the Evangelist | Frederick | ||
St. Ignatius of Loyola | Ijamsville | ||
St. Peter the Apostle | Libertytown | ||
Holy Family | Middletown | ||
St. Mary | Petersville |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Ann | Grantsville | ||
St. Peter the Apostle | Oakland |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Margaret | Bel Air | ||
St. Mark | Fallston | ||
St. Ignatius | Hickory |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. Louis | Clarksville | ||
St. John the Evangelist | Columbia | Located in the Wilde Lake Interfaith Center | |
Shrine of St. Anthony | Ellicott City | Located within the St. Joseph Cupertino Friary | |
St. Francis of Assisi | Fulton |
Name | Image | Location | Description/sources |
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St. James | Boonsboro | ||
St. Michael | Clear Spring | ||
St. Ann | Hagerstown | ||
St. Joseph | Hagerstown | ||
St. Mary | Hagerstown | ||
St. Peter | Hancock | ||
St. Augustine | Williamsport |
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