Honoring our

Mothers

Mothers’ Day Mass Enrollment

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Welcome to the
Priestly Fraternity of
Saint Peter’s apostolate
in America’s premier episcopal see.
The National Shrine is a place of
spiritual refuge and prayer
in the heart of Baltimore.

Sacred Liturgy at the Shrine

Weekly Schedules

19 - 25 April

Sunday

Second Sunday after Easter

7:30 am Traditional Latin Mass
9:30 am Traditional Latin Mass
11:30 am Traditional Latin Mass (High)

Monday

Feria in Paschaltide

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass

Tuesday

Saint Anselm, Bishop, Confessor, Doctor of the Church

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass

Wednesday

Saints Soter & Caius, Popes & Martyrs

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass

Thursday

Requiem (Daily Mass for the Dead)

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass

Friday

Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen, Martyr

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass

Saturday

Saint Mark, Evangelist

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
followed by Holy Hour & Benediction

26 April - 2 May

Sunday

Third Sunday after Easter

7:30 am Traditional Latin Mass
9:30 am Traditional Latin Mass
11:30 am Traditional Latin Mass (High)
3:30 pm Solemn Vespers

Monday

Saint Peter Canisius, Doctor

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass

Tuesday

Saint Paul of the Cross, Confessor

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass

Wednesday

Saint Peter, Martyr

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass

Thursday

Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass

Friday

Saint Joseph the Workman

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
12:10 pm Traditional Latin Mass
7:00 pm Traditional Latin Mass (High)

Saturday

Immaculate Heart of Mary

7:00 am Traditional Latin Mass
followed by Holy Hour & Benediction

Sunday

Beginning at 7:00 am, 9:00 am, & 11:00 am.

Monday through Friday

Half an hour before each Mass begins.

Saturday

Before the 7:00 am Mass & during the Holy Hour that follows.

Third Sunday

after Easter

26 April, 11:30 am

So also you now indeed have sorrow; but I will see you again and your heart shall rejoice; and your joy no man shall take from you.
—John xvi. 22

Saint Joseph

the Workman

1 May, 7 pm

Though I am afflicted and poor, yet the Lord thinks of me, alleluia. You shall eat the fruit of your handiwork, and it shall be well with you.
—from Matins

Fourth Sunday

after Easter

3 May, 11:30 am

But I tell you the truth: it is expedient to you that I go; for if I go not, the Paraclete will not come to you: but if I go, I will send Him to you.
—John xvi. 7

Mother’s kiss
Mother’s kiss

“The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother.”

—Saint Thérèse of Lisieux

Fifth Sunday after Easter

Mothers Day

Annual Mass Enrollment

10 May

This year, remember the mothers who’ve touched your life by offering High Mass at the Shrine on Mothers Day for their souls or for their intentions.

Please know how grateful we are for your donation of alms, which directly supports the sacred liturgy and music programs here at the Shrine. You’ll have an opportunity to submit your intentions after you complete your donation.

For this enrollment, we also provide printable cards you can share with your loved ones to let them know you’ve especially included them in the Holy Mass.

Mass of Roses for

Saint Thérèse

in Thanksgiving

21 May 2026

Parishioners will remember that after Traditionis Custodes was issued, our pastor called on the parish to engage in many prayers and penances for the protection of the Fraternity in their charism and for our parish here in Baltimore. In thanksgiving for the signal graces with which she favored us, Father Bozant promised to offer a Mass of thanksgiving in her honor with 500 roses on the altar. Each year, we remember that powerful intercession and the number of roses has increased quite a bit. This year, the Mass of Roses will be on 21 May, the anniversary of our first Mass of Roses, at 7 pm. Join us in person or live online! You can also use the button below to donate roses in thanksgiving to adorn the altar at this very special Mass.

Location & Parking

Paid parking is available in the lot at the corner of Saratoga Street and Liberty Street or (except on Sunday) in the garage on the 200 block of West Saratoga Street.

At other times, metered street parking is usually easy to find, but subject to rush hour restrictions. Please read the signs.

Visits & Tours

Please call the parish office to arrange a visit outside of regular Mass or for a tour of the Shrine. Our phone number is listed at the very bottom of this page.

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