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A Message From Father Paul
Dear Saint Ambrose Parish Family,
WE ARE OPEN! Mass held at 10AM every Sunday.WHAT MUST YOU DO:
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If you are not feeling well, have a temperature, cough, fever, are elderly, have a pre-existing condition or undergoing treatments for any illness – STAY HOME!
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The parking lot will be open and everyone is required to enter the church through the front door.
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YOU MUST WEAR A MASK, SANITIZE YOUR HANDS, SIGN MASS ATTENDANCE SHEET AND HAVE YOUR TEMPERATURE TAKEN BEFORE YOU ARE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE CHURCH.
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Designated baskets will be present to place your tithes – there will be no collection during Mass.
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Congregating and fellowshipping is not permitted; SOCIAL DISTANCING MUST BE RESPECTED.
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Seating will be every other pew, you may not remove tape, rope or signs from any pew.
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ONCE SEATED, REMAIN IN YOUR SEAT.
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Communion will be brought to you by Clergy and Eucharistic Ministers. To protect yourself and ministers, everyone will receive Communion on the hand.
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Due to the pandemic, we ask that you return to your vehicle directly after Mass, congregating and fellowshipping will not be permitted.
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After each service, Ministers of Hospitality will disinfect the church.
Let us continue to be good to ourselves and others!
NOTE: ALL LIVE STREAMS WILL BE POSTED ON THE FACEBOOK SECTION OF THE WEBSITE.
JUST GO TO THE WEBSITE: WWW.SAINTAMBROSE.COM AND SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE AND THE PARISH FACEBOOK PAGE "SAINT AMBROSE BALTIMORE" OR CLICK HERE
ONLINE GIVING: GO TO PARISH WEBSITE, CLICK ON MENU, SCROLL TO
THE BUTTON TO "ONLINE GIVING" AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS PARISH: ST. AMBROSE (1209) -
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Prayer for Spiritual Communion
In union, O Lord, with your faithful people at every altar of your Church, where the Holy Eucharist is now being celebrated, I desire to offer to you praise and thanksgiving.
I remember your death, Lord Christ; I proclaim your resurrection; I await your coming in glory.
Since I cannot receive you today in the Sacrament of Your Body and Blood, I ask you to come spiritually into my heart. Cleanse and strenghten me with your grace, Lord Jesus, and let me never be separated from you.
May I live in you and you in me in this life and in the life to come. Amen
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A Synodal Church
What is a Synod?
“Synod” is an ancient word in the Tradition of the Church whose meaning indicates the
path along which the People of God walk together. It also refers to the Lord Jesus and to
the fact that Christians, His followers, were originally called “followers of the way”What is the aim of this Synod?
The aim of the Synod is to discern how we are “living the faith” and how, we as a Church,
are achieving this together. A fundamental aspect of the Synodal Process is to listen to
what the Holy Spirit is saying to the Church and by answering one fundamental question:
“How does this ‘journeying together’ take place today on different levels, allowing the
Church to proclaim the Gospel and what steps is the Spirit inviting us to take in order to
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A Message from Archbishop Lori:
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Synod 21-23 Resources
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Join the Youth Ministry!
Youth Ministry wants to see you at their next meeting. Youth age 12-18 are encouraged to sign-up for Youth Ministry to gain a community, explore Chirst's teachings and how it relates to "growing up". Meeting Dates will occur every 3rd Sunday of the Month. Meeting dates TBD
Currently all meetings will take place via Google MeetAlso be sure to register online with the Youth Ministry to get more information and updates on opportunities to Grow in Christ.
For more information and to ask questions contact the Saint Ambrose Rectory at: 410-367-9918
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Today's Readings
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A Word From the Pastor
At St. Ambrose Catholic Church, we don’t think of ourselves as a congregation of parishioners; we are members
of our church family. As with any family, we are made up of individuals. Look at us and you will see the faces
of African-Americans and immigrants bowed in prayer; listen to us and you’ll hear the cadences of the Caribbean
and Africa mixing with the accents of Maryland, traces of the Carolinas, Georgia (and maybe even Kansas) as we
lift our voices in praise.We are bound together by our faith. We know that no matter how hard or easy the road has been or promises to be,
the hand of God is always guiding us as we strive forward. We believe in God’s goodness because we see it in our
lives each day, and as we give thanks for our blessings, we know that they are not ours alone.This church is our home, and every home belongs to a neighborhood. As individuals and as a church, St. Ambrose has
grown up in Park Heights, and we “don’t forget where we’ve come from.” We have broken bread, baptized our children,
married, and buried our loved ones here. Just as this neighborhood has sheltered our church and allowed us to grow,
we recognize our need to give back to our community and to remain connected to this neighborhood.We love our faith, we love our church – we know we’ve got a good thing going and we are eager to share it with others.
Come and join us – we’re just waiting to say, “Welcome to the family.”
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Saint Ambrose Parish Mission is to live and fullfill the Gospel ofJesus Christ through our Acts of Love, Kindness, and Hospitality.
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Mass Times
- Sunday: 9:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN Rosary Prayer Begins 10:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Mass Begins
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