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Interfaith/Ecumenical Ministry

- From left, Donna Price, interfaith prayer celebration coordinator, the Rev. William J. Watters, assisting priest at St. Ignatius Church in Baltimore, George Henschel, cantor, and Brian Frain, pastor, shown Tuesday, will participate in a New Year’s Eve service at St. Ignatius.
  (Karl Merton Ferron/The Baltimore Sun)
- What We Do
  
  The Interfaith Committee seeks to build understanding and community among people of different faiths and religious traditions. Through dialogue with members of other faith communities, we explore ways our St. Ignatius Community and theirs can learn more about each other’s faith beliefs and traditions, create opportunities for our communities to learn and pray together and work collaboratively in pursuit of social and economic justice for the members of our local and wider communities.
  
  Parishioners are encouraged to bring to the committee their ideas for Interfaith and Ecumenical endeavors.
The New Years Eve Interfaith Prayer Service
- Historic St. Ignatius Church at Calvert and Madison Streets hosts the Annual Interfaith Prayer Service.
  This perennial city favorite has now been presented for 30 years, and is a gathering of people of various faiths, including Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Buddhist who come to offer thanksgiving for blessings during the past year and to pray for continued blessings in the ensuing year.
- Time
  
  The St Ignatius Choir with guest soloists starts the evening at 8:00 pm followed by the Interfaith Prayer service from 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm
  
  Admission is always free.
- Parking
  
  On-street parking and low cost, well lighted indoor parking one block south of Church.
- Handicapped Access
  
  Street level with elevator
  
  For more information, call the parish office at 410-727-3848.
- Upcoming Event
  Bart Geger, S.J., to Join Interfaith Dialogue on Jewish and Ignatian Spiritual Traditions
  The Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies is co-sponsoring a collaborative dialogue on October 23, in partnership with The Center for Ignatian Spirituality and The Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College. This event features Rabbi Ariel Edery and Fr. Bart Geger, S.J. They will explore the connections between two rich spiritual traditions: Mussar in the Jewish tradition and the Particular Examen from the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises.
  Learn More
- Contact Us
  
  Jane Ambrose
  
  Interfaith Committee Chair
  
  salttaverngmail.com