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Basilica of the
National Shrine
of the
Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Cathedral & Mulberry Streets
Most Reverend William E. Lori
Archbishop of Baltimore
Cardinal Edwin F. O’Brien
Archbishop Emeritus of Baltimore
Cardinal William H. Keeler
Archbishop Emeritus of Baltimore
Reverend Monsignor Arthur F. Valenzano
Rector
Deacon Robert Shephard
Permanent Deacon
Reverend William Graham, O.F.M. Cap.
Reverend Frank R. Haig, S.J.
Reverend Jan Jumamoy
Reverend Gilbert Seitz
Assisting Clergy
Mr. Mark T. Marozza
Sacristan
Ms. Jessie Lim
Director of Music
Mr. Gregory Leitner
Director of Development, Basilica and Trust
BASILICA RECTORY:
408 North Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21201
Telephone 410-727-3565 Fax 410-539-0407
Offi ce Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
www.baltimorebasilica.org
GIFT SHOP HOURS:
Monday-Saturday: 10am-3pm Sunday: Noon-3pm
CO - CATHEDRAL OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMORE
FIRST ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL IN THE UNITED STATES
HOLY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday - Friday: 7:30 am (in Chapel) & 12:10 pm
Saturday: 5:30 pm (Vigil for Sunday)
Sunday: 8:00 am (Music), 10:45 am (Choir),
and 4:30 pm (Music)
CONFESSIONS
Monday - Friday: 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Saturday: 4:45 pm - 5:15 pm
Sunday: 3:45 pm - 4:15 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
To pray for vocations and for our City
Please Consult the Special Schedule for Holy Week, Easter, Christmas and
Holiday Masses, Confessions and Services.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM/ SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
Please consult the Basilica website fi rst or contact the Parish Offi ce for more
information. Please do not call the Rector’s offi ce.
ANOINTING THE SICK
In case of serious illness or advanced age, please call the rectory. Home calls
for Holy Communion can also be arranged.
DEVOTIONS AND NOVENAS
Public Recitation of the Rosary: Monday-Friday at 7:00 am; Saturday at 5:00 pm
Mother of Perpetual Help Novena: Saturday at 4:30 pm in the Chapel
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE CATHOLIC FAITH
Please consult the Basilica website fi rst or contact the Parish Offi ce for more
information. Please do not call the Rector’s offi ce.
GIFTS TO THE BALTIMORE BASILICA
The Basilica of the Assumption Historic Trust, Inc. continues to rely on the
generosity of our parishioners and visitors. If you have specifi c questions,
please contact Gregory Leitner, Director of Development, Basilica and Trust,
at 410-625-8498.

BASILICA OF THE ASSUMPTION
From the Desk
of the Rector
Please join me in offering
our mothers’ a Happy
Mother’s Day. Throughout
the month of May, the
Church invites us to honor
Our Blessed Mother. The
beautiful tradition of May
Processions and the May
crowning of Our Lady provide us with the opportunity
to contemplate the role of the Blessed
Mother in salvation history and her continued intercession
for the Church today. Whenever we
honor Holy Mary she leads us to her Son, Christ
the Lord. Whenever we honor our mothers, we
honor and show respect for the gift of life.
Next Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. There is an
insert in this week’s bulletin listing the ministry
opportunities in our parish. I encourage all our
parishioners and potential parishioners to prayerfully
consider how each one of us can commit to
become actively involved in ministry. Having the
received the gifts of the Holy Spirit on the first
Pentecost, the disciples responded by proclaiming
the Gospel, witnessing to the Lord in service and
gathering to worship. We are blessed to worship
in our beautiful and historic Basilica, “America’s
Cathedral.” Having accepted the grace and blessings
of Baptism and Confirmation we need also
embrace the responsibilities to proclaim and to
serve so that our worship is authentic.
Following each Mass on Pentecost Weekend members
of the Basilica staff and volunteers will host
the annual Ministry Fair on the Portico. All parishioners
and potential parishioners are invited to
enjoy time to socialize and learn of the many and
various ministry options available in our parish.
Please plan to join us for the social, to learn about
the possibilities to serve and prayerfully commit to
the mission. I know that the Holy Spirit continues
to empower the Church and calls each of us to
serve. There is a place for you and a need for your
participation at the Basilica parish.
God bless you,
Rector
ASCENSION OF THE LORD
MAY 12TH, 2013
by Jeff Allan
Ascension of the Lord
Second Reading, Ephesians 1:17-23
Saint James elaborates on the fruits of wisdom:
"The wisdom that is from above, first indeed is
chaste, then peaceable, modest, easy to be persuaded, consenting to the good, full
of mercy and good fruits, without judging, without dissimulation" (James
3:17). Anyone having such qualities surely possesses a most blessed knowledge of
the Lord. The eyes of the heart portion of this Reading points to something similar
to what was covered in the First Reading: exercising the spiritual life and coming
to the knowledge of the glory that awaits us by keeping our gaze fixed on the
prize and being in awe of the greatness of Almighty God. This is a deep absorption
in prayer which many of the saints have attested leads to a wonderful closeness
with our Lord. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches us that "by
prayer every baptized person works for the coming of the Kingdom" (CCC
2632). This can be a difficult Reading to follow because much is covered in a
lengthy sentence. Think of it as a blessing -- something you would bow your head
to as these words are being prayed over you. It's mind boggling that in this vast
universe each and every one of us is crucial. Jesus in His humility willed that He
would be incomplete without His Mystical Body. Humanity has been raised up
higher than all of God's earthly creation to be participants in Christ's work of redemption.
Poor Box contributions the weekend of May 11 th and 12 th will be donated
to support Our Daily Bread. Initiated at the Basilica and now
sponsored by Catholic Charities, Our Daily Bread feeds the hungry 365
days a year and hosts a very successful employment program.
Thank you for your support.
Please remember the poor and the aged in our community by
making a donation of non-perishable food items and placing them
in the basket at the back of the church. Proceeds are provided to
the Assisi House of Sacred Heart/St. Patrick’s Food Pantry to
serve the needy in the community. The Assisi House Food Pantry sincerely appreciates
the generosity of the Basilica Parish in assisting them in providing food
distributions to those most in need, especially now. ~ Thank You!

MAY 12TH, 2013
Basilica Hopes to Form New
K of C Council
Are you a Catholic man, 18
years or older interested in
deepening your Faith, making our community a
better place, and supporting the Church? Have
you heard of the Knights of Columbus?
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, family,
fraternal organization founded by Venerable Fr.
Michael McGivney in 1882 to help the men in his
parish grow in the virtues of charity, unity, fraternity,
and patriotism. The Knights have grown
to become the largest Catholic fraternal organization
in the world with more than 1.8 million
members in over 12 countries. During the past
year, Knights of Columbus councils donated
more than $158 million to charity and 70 million
hours of their time to charitable work.
The Knights have deep roots in Baltimore. Fr.
McGivney was ordained at the Baltimore Basilica
in 1887 by then-Archbishop James Gibbons. Furthermore,
Archbishop William Lori serves as the
current Supreme Chaplain for all Knights of Columbus
throughout the world.
Msgr. Art is interested in forming a council at the
Basilica to support our parish community. There
will be an information session about forming the
Basilica Council at 6:00 PM on Thursday,
May 30 th at the Catholic Center (across the
street from the Basilica). All interested Catholic
men are invited and encouraged to attend.
Memorial & Mass for Those Who
Have Lost Pre-born and Born
Children
Sunday, May 19, 7-9PM - The Shrine
of St. Anthony and the Archdiocesan
Respect Life Committee invite families,
friends and loved ones to a Mass & Memorial
Service for those who have lost
preborn or born children. Shrine of St.
Anthony, 12290 Folly Quarter Rd., Ellicott
City. RSVP by May 15 to 410-547
-5537.
CAMP ST.
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Applications for
participants and
companions are
being accepted
f o r C a m p
GLOW 2013.
Camp GLOW is an Archdiocesan sponsored
week-long residential camp for
adults with disabilities. There will be
three sessions of camp at the Msgr.
O'Dwyer Retreat House this summer:
June 16th through 21st; July 21st
through 26th; and August 4th
through 9th. Applications are available
online or by contacting the Office of
Disabilities Ministry at 410-547-5403 or
email to either bfleming@archbalt.org
or pashby@archbalt.org.
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Praying in Solidarity
for the Cause of Mother
Mary Lange
All are invited to celebrate
Mother Mary
Lange: Servant of God, at
the annual Recommitment
Service, led by Most Rev. John H.
Ricard, SSJ. The Oblate Sisters of Providence
and the national Mother Lange
Guild Board of Directors invites you to
pause with us in a moment of prayer to
support the cause of canonization of
Mother Mary Lange. Mother Lange,
Foundress of the order of Oblate Sisters
of Providence, was a woman of God
and of the Church, as well as a religious
leader in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
A Prayer Service will be held at
Mt. Providence Chapel, 701 Gun Road
in Arbutus, Maryland- 21227 on Saturday,
May 11, at 2pm. All are welcome.
A reception follows immediately
afterwards. For more information
please call 410-242-6861.
Catholic Counseling
Center
Caritas Counseling has opened in Baltimore
with the approval of the Archdiocese
to provide professional psychological
counseling and emotional healing
within a Catholic context. If you are
struggling with issues such as anxiety,
addiction, depression, stress, controlling
moods, grief and loss, or other
challenges, please visit www.caritassli.org
or call 443-226-5942 to make an
appointment.
Help Baltimore’s Homeless
The Resource Exchange (TRE), a program
of St. Vincent de Paul Church,
provides tangible resources to individuals
placed in stable but empty housing
by agencies providing support services.
You can help TRE by donating usable
furniture and household items necessary
in a small apartment. For more
information and a list of needed items,
visit www.stvchurch.org under Quick
Links or call Peggy Cronyn at 410-707-
3659.

MAY 12TH, 2013
Vatican II Lecture and Reception at the
Basilica
The 5 th in the series of lectures in celebration of the 50 th anniversary
of Vatican II, sponsored by the Central City Catholic Churches entitled
Vatican II –Then and Now, will take place in the Basilica on
Tuesday, May 28 th from 7:30 to 9:00. There will be a reception
in Archbishop Borders Hall in the Catholic Center following the lector.
The lecture is free and open to the public. The lecture is free
and open to the public.
Seminarians Serve Their Last Mass at the Basilica
Seminarians (l to r) Matt Corbett, Jason Hage and Joe Mosley completed
their assignment at the Basilica last Sunday. The 3 seminarians have been
active in many aspects of parish ministry to include serving Mass, lectoring,
RCIA, Young Professionals, Bible Study, Baslibration and many other services
to our parish. The Basilica pariah wishes these young men all the best
as they prepare for their summer assignments and continued studies.
Photo courtesy of Phil Czajkowski
“Bias Against Christians in the Media”
The Baltimore Guild Catholic Medical Association cordially invites
you to attend this presentation offered by author and physician, Dr. Peter
Dans on Saturday, May 18, 2013 at the Immaculate Conception Church
Parish Center (Msgr. Tinder Hall 200 Ware Ave Towson MD 21204,410-427-
4700). The day begins with the celebration of the 8:30am parish Mass followed
by breakfast and presentation in the parish center. Dr. Peter Dans is
an Internist with expertise in infectious diseases, geriatrics, quality assurance
and ethics. Since 1990, he has written movie reviews as “The Physician at the
Movies” for Pharos (The Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society’s quarterly
publication). He is also the author of four books. This presentation is
open to all interested parties. A donation of $10 is recommended. CME
credits are available to registered guild physicians. RSVP appreciated at 410-
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MONTH OF MARY
During May, we celebrate and remember
Mary, the mother of Jesus.
For those who would like to
increase their prayer life to Mary, the
following Mary Page offers a variety of
Marian Prayers from classical such as
the Angelus and the Memorare to
prayers of popes and saints addressed to Our Lady.
www.campus.udayton.edu/mary/marprayer.
THREE DAY SILENT
RETREAT
Fr. Basil Nortz and Fr. Titus
Kieninger, of the Order of Canons
Regular of the Holy Cross, will
lead a three day silent retreat on July 25-28, 2013 at
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg. The retreat
is open for all who want to deepen and renew
their personal encounter with Christ and to learn how
the holy angels can help us to make great spiritual progress
in our journey to God. Visit
www.opusangelorum.org for more information.

St. Paul writes to the Corinthians:
“Now you are Christ’s body, and individually parts of it. Some people God has designated
in the church to be, first, apostles, second, prophets, third, teachers; then, mighty deeds; then,
gift of healing, assistance, administration and varieties of tongues.”
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states:
“Through baptism….we become members of Christ, and are incorporated into the Church
and made sharers in her mission.”(1213)
Next weekend , Pentecost Sunday, the Basilica will hold a
Ministry Fair after all Masses. Each Parish ministry will be
represented to show you how they participate in the mission of
the Basilica Parish. Please visit the tables after Mass to learn
how you can use your God-given talents and gifts to glorify
Him and build up our Parish Community. Light refreshments
will be served.
Our Basilica Ministries
Art & Environment Basilibration Eucharistic Adoration
Finance Lectors Music
Sacristans/Servers Users Prison Ministry
Outreach Young Professionals RCIA
Pastoral Care of the Sick Tour Guides Pastoral Council
Gift Shop Knights of Columbus Development
Information Technology Campus Ministry at University of Baltimore
For more information, please call Kathy: 410-727-3565 X220

MAY 12TH, 2013
Fortnight for Freedom Opening Mass
Archbishop William E. Lori will celebrate the Opening Mass of the 2 nd Fortnight
for Freedom on Friday, June 21 at 7 p.m. at the Baltimore Basilica. The
Fortnight, June 21 to July 4, is an initiative of the U.S. Conference of Catholic
bishops aimed at bringing Catholics together with people of all faiths for prayer,
study, and peaceful action to remind ourselves and others about the importance
of preserving the fundamental right of religious freedom. The Mass will be
nationally televised. All are welcome. For more information, visit
www.archbalt.org.
FORTNIGHT FOR FREEDOM POSTER/VIDEO CONTEST
The Archdiocese of Baltimore is sponsoring a religious freedom poster and video
contest for Catholic youth in grades k-12. Students in k-5 are eligible to
participate in the poster contest; students in grades 6-12 are eligible to participate
in the video contest. Submissions are due by June 1 and will be announced
at the Opening Mass for the Fortnight for Freedom on June 21 at the
Baltimore Basilica. First Place winners will receive an iPad Mini. For rules and
more information, visit www.archbalt.org/fortnightforfreedom.
In Solidarity with Pope Francis Abp.
Lori to Preside at Eucharistic
Adoration Feast of Corpus Christi
at the Basilica
Archbishop William E. Lori will celebrate Mass on
June 2 at 10:45 a.m. at the Basilica in Baltimore,
concluding with Eucharistic Adoration and
Procession. This will occur during the same hour
that the Holy Father will be presiding at an hour of
Eucharistic Adoration in St. Peter’s Basilica in the
Vatican, as was requested by the President of the
Pontifical Council for Promoting the New Evangelization,
Archbishop Rino Fisichella. All are welcome
to attend the Mass and Eucharistic Adoration and
Procession on June 2, the Solemnity of the Most
Holy Body and Blood of Christ.
The Intersection of Law &
Conscience
Second Annual Lecture for
Catholic Legal Professionals,
sponsored by the Archdiocese
of Baltimore and the St.
Thomas More Society. In
light of the current legal landscape
which challenges religious liberty and our faith
at every turn, Archbishop Lori invites you on Tuesday,
May 14 th to St. Mary’s Seminary from 6-9
p.m. Join Archbishop Lori; Anthony Picarello,
USCCB General Counsel; and Rev. Daniel
Mindling, OFM Cap, Academic Dean of Mount St.
Mary’s Seminary, for a discussion of conscience, law
and freedom. For more information, visit http://
bit.ly/aoblegallecture. The event is free and open
to the public. Please RSVP to johanna.coughlin@archbalt.org
or (410) 707-9842.

MAY 12TH, 2013
BASILICA PARISH
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
Weekend 5/4-5 12/29-30
Total Attendance: 522
NON-PARISH COLLECTIONS:
Poor Box: $505.76
Historic Trust: $1,970.38
+++++++++++++++++
OFFERTORY
Envelopes: $2,686.25
Loose: $2,563.65
ADDITIONAL INCOME
Maintenance: $18.00
Mass Intentions: $95.00
Votive Lights: $867.17
Weddings: $1,500.00
Mothers Day
Spiritual Bouquet: $125.00
TOTAL PARISH INCOME:
$7,855.07
Sunday, May 12th
8:00am– Jonathan Nat Clark
10:45am–MOTHERS
4:30pm-MPP
Monday, May 13th
7:30am-Souls in Purgatory
12:10pm-Joe & Carrie Stibora
Tuesday, May 14th
7:30am– William Vantoy Gross
12:10pm-Colleen Pugh
Wednesday, May 15th
7:30am-H. Chambers (L)
12:10pm-Anne Tewes Moyer
Thursday May 9th
7:30am-Pauline H. Brannan
12:10pm-Arch. William E. Lori (L)
Friday, May 16th
7:30am-MOTHERS
12:10pm-William H. Gross
Saturday, May 17th
5:30pm-Arch. Alfredo Florentine
Verzasa
Sunday, May 18th
8:00am– MPP
10:45am–MOTHERS
4:30pm-Sarah Shanefelter
* MPP: Missa Pro Populo
(Latin: "Mass for the People,") is a
term used in liturgical texts and rules
of the church. It refers to the requirement
of all ordained Pastors to say
Mass for the people of their Parish.
This is as opposed to a mass said for
a particular person.
YEAR OF FAITH
RESOURCES
The Archdiocese of Baltimore’s
website, www.archbalt.org.,
contains resources for Catholic
individuals and families wishing
to participate in the Year of
Faith. From prayers to audio
retreats, the site contains materials
that help Catholics deepen
their faith and come to know
better the person of Christ.
Sunday, 5/12/13
Acts 1:1-11
Psalm 47:2-3, 6-9
Ephesians 1:17-23 or Hebrews
9:24-28; 10:19-23
Luke 24:46-53
Monday, 5/13/13
Acts 19:1-8
Psalm 68:2-7
John 16:29-33
Tuesday, 5/14/13
Acts 1:15-17, 20-26
Psalm 113:1-8
John 15:9-17
Wednesday, 5/15/13
Acts 20:28-38
Psalm 68:29-30, 33-36
John 17:11-19
Thursday, 5/16/13
Acts 22:30; 23:6-11
Psalm 16:1-2, 5, 7-11
John 17:20-26
Friday, 5/17/13
Acts 25:13-21
Psalm 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-
20
John 21:15-19
Retreats/
Spiritual
Direction
Franciscan Sister
Carol Clare, FSSJ, offers
retreats to adults and youth,
prayer days, and individual
or group spiritual direction.
For information: 410
- 8 2 3 - 8 5 8 5 x 2 2 3 o r
carolfssj@gmail.com.
Devotions and Tours
Eucharistic Adoration
Monday-Friday
8am-4pm
Mother of Perpetual Help
Novena:
Saturdays at 4:30: Chapel
Public recitation of the
Rosary:
Monday thru Friday: 7AM,
Saturdays: 5PM.
Guided Tours of the Basilica
are offered:
Monday thru Friday at 9AM, 11AM
& 1PM
Saturdays: CALL AHEAD
[Subject to change]
Sundays: 12:00PM
[Following the 10:45AM Mass].
Free Mass parking is
available in the Franklin
Str. Garage on Sunday
mornings from
7:30am until Noon.
Mass Intentions
& Cards
Are available on
request from the
Basilica Gift Shop
in person or by phone. If the Gift
Shop is closed, you may also
check with the sacristy staff .
Please be aware that, we are unable
to guarantee a specific date
requested.

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WESTMINSTER HOUSE APARTMENTS
Affordable Senior Living in Historic Mt. Vernon
524 N. Charles Street
410-837-0180
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Mick O’Shea’s Irish Pub
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
BRUNCH 11AM-3PM
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328 N. Charles St. (2 blocks south of the Basilica) 410-539-7504
Open 7 Days a Week www.mickosheas.com
CakewalkGALLERY
Offering Regionally-Created Art • Reasonably Priced
Open 7 Days a Week 410.332.8010
1224 N. Charles St. • Baltimore www.cakewalkgallery.com
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