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Saints Philip and James
Catholic Church

A Dominican Parish in the 
Heart of Baltimore

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  • Home
  • Welcome
      • About Us
      • The Dominican Order
      • Friars & Staff
      • Our Church Building
      • Bulletin
      • Join the Parish
      • Becoming Catholic (RCIA)
      • The Catholic Community at Johns Hopkins University
  • Sacraments & Prayer
      • Mass & Confessions
      • Mass Intentions
      • Eucharistic Adoration
      • Votive Candles & Devotions
      • Baptism & Confirmation
      • Marriage
      • Anointing of the Sick
      • Funerals
  • Formation
    • Adults
      • New to the Faith (RCIA)
      • Parish Book Club & Sunday Talks
    • Children & Youth
      • Sacramental Prep
      • Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
      • Child & Youth Protection
  • Get Involved
    • Liturgy
      • Music
      • Liturgical Ministry
    • Service
      • Food Pantry
      • Hospitality Team
      • St. Patrick's Garden
    • Groups for You
      • JHU Students
      • Frassati Young Adult Ministry
      • Young Families
      • Gaudete Women's Group
    • Organizations
      • Knights of Columbus
      • Dominican Laity
  • Resources
      • Contact Us
      • Parish Officers
      • Vocations Resources
      • Pro Life
      • Natural Family Planning
      • Dominican Friars Province of St. Joseph
      • The Thomistic Institute
      • Godsplaining Podcast
      • The Hillbilly Thomists
  • Support & Giving
      • Online Giving
      • Volunteer
  • The Dominican Difference

    • The Dominican Order

      The Order of Preachers, also known as the Dominican Order, was founded by St. Dominic de Guzman in 1216. As with all religious orders, Dominicans dedicate their lives to Jesus Christ and the service of the Catholic Church through the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. The mission confided to the Order by the Church is “preaching for the salvation of souls.”  In order to better accomplish this mission, Dominican life is grounded in contemplative prayer and theological study.  
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      While parts of Dominican life, including the white and black habit and communal chanting of the Liturgy of the Hours, are drawn from earlier monastic traditions, the Order is committed to the work of evangelization, which includes strengthening the faith of those who believe, as well as preaching the Gospel through various means to the wider culture. The friars’ commitment to philosophical and theological study enables them to effectively engage the intellectual difficulties that modern life presents. As a Dominican parish, Saints Philip and James reflects many of these distinctively Dominican features in her parish life, with a view towards catechetical and intellectual formation, devout prayer and liturgy, fervent preaching, and a robust Catholic community life.

Saints Philip and James Catholic Church
2801 N. Charles St. 
Baltimore, MD 21218 
410-235-2294

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