Thank you to all who generously contributed to the Bells for St. Elizabeth’s Campaign! The bells were installed and are now ringing throughout the neighborhood! Hear the bells right here! In addition to adding the gorgeous bells, we’ve been able to make some other improvements in the church. We have fixed the lighting in the front …
Please join us for Mass, Monday through Friday, in our newly remodeled and air conditioned chapel, located on the second floor of our Friary – 2683 E. Baltimore Street. Mass is held at 8:30 am. The chapel will remain open until 2:00 pm, for prayer, meditation, and private reflection. All are welcome
We are located on the corner of Baltimore St. and Lakewood Ave., directly across the street from Patterson Park.
Fr. Robert Sisk, TOR passed away on June 23rd. After years of missionary work, he served St. Elizabeth’s for over ten years with his wonderful Franciscan spirit of love and charity. He will be greatly missed! The Catholic Review wrote a very touching article about Fr. Robert’s life and his impact on St. E’s. Read it here. Continue reading
You now have the ability to tithe or donate to campaigns online. Visit our site at Give Central to create your profile and set up your account for ongoing or one-time offerings. Continue reading
St. E’s parishioners celebrated life with Mass and a Rosary before heading off to DC to the 44th Annual March for Life! The prayer and support for all human life at the March was a wonderful sight! Continue reading
Sunday @ 10:00 a.m. Click the Parish Events tab to see a schedule of special masses. Continue reading
To view our most recent Sunday bulletin online [in PDF format], simply click on the following link: http://fataonline.com/bulletins/StElizabethHungary Continue reading
The following is a brief summary of the person of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, as given by Pope Benedict XVI at his general audience in St. Peter’s Square on October 20, 2010 (the Pope’s extended account of her life and works may be read here): “Dear Brothers and Sisters, “In our catechesis today I wish … Continue reading
