Resources from the Archdiocese of Baltimore
EthicsPoint – A third-party (independent) hotline to report concerns
One method to ensure the proper stewardship of the temporal goods of the Church is to provide interested parties with a way to confidentially report concerns about the conduct of church activities. The use of a hotline will help us achieve our goals of transparency and accountability throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore. We have selected EthicsPoint, an independent third-party company, to provide us with an ethics hotline so employees, volunteers, parishioners, vendors and other interested parties can report concerns about suspected financial or human resources misconduct. This provides us with an additional measure that supports compliance with the extensive policies and procedures of the Archdiocese. Reports can be filed confidentially on this hotline via the web by “learn more” button below, or via one of EthicsPoint’s trained specialists at 1-888-572-8026. Note: in addition to concerns regarding abuse, EthicsPoint can be used to report on the following types of issues:
- Accounting & Financial
- Confidentiality
- Fraud & Theft
- Gifts & Donations
- Harassment & Inappropriate Behavior
- Misuse of Resources
- Threats & Violence
- Workplace Safety
- Office of Child & Youth Protection
- Archdiocesan Secondary, Parochial, and Regional Elementary School Safety Issues


Want to Volunteer?
Among the tools we use to protect our Children, we both screen and train all of volunteers. For those working directly with children, additional training is provided in recognizing signs of abuse and reporting.
Fr. Mike Schmitz on the Pennsylvania Sex Abuse Scandal
Fr. Mike Schmitz talks about the need to condemn evil, what seminaries are like now, current protection measures, and leading vs. leaving the church
Bishop Barron on Why Remain Catholic
Programs Designed Just for Women
We are an informal group of women who revere the Blessed Mother, we pray the rosary at every meeting and try to find ways to help others grow closer to Mother Mary through prayer and acts ofkindness, especially helping those in need. Women of all ages and of all Christian denominations are welcome to join our group.Typically, we meet monthly, usually on a Saturday morning from 10am to noon. Contact Paula Care through the parish office for more information.
Women at the Well is a new Bible study held on Wednesday mornings that seeks to accompany women in encountering Christ through small group gospel reflection. Each week we will reflect on the life of Christ in the Sunday Gospel with our small groups, socialize as a whole group, and learn more about how to live our faith. Mini-retreats in fall and spring will provide opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation. No homework required. Join us to grow in faith and community!
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