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The Archdiocese of Baltimore has announced the details of its major parish merger plan, one that will merge 61 parishes in the episcopate’s titular city into 21 parishes.
The archdiocese said on its website on Sunday that its Seek the City to Come initiative “has entered its public comment phase,” with the plan set to address “investment and ministries, the realignment of parish communities designed to offer a strong sense of belonging for all, and the merging of parish campuses.”
The plan, detailed on the archdiocese’s website, would reduce the total number of “worship sites” in the area from 59 to 26.
The final plan will be announced in June, the archdiocese says, although “no changes will be immediate,” with the mergers taking place “with consultation and over time.”
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The archdiocese said on its website on Sunday that its Seek the City to Come initiative “has entered its public comment phase,” with the plan set to address “investment and ministries, the realignment of parish communities designed to offer a strong sense of belonging for all, and the merging of parish campuses.”
The plan, detailed on the archdiocese’s website, would reduce the total number of “worship sites” in the area from 59 to 26.
The final plan will be announced in June, the archdiocese says, although “no changes will be immediate,” with the mergers taking place “with consultation and over time.”
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Baltimore Archdiocese announces major restructuring
The plan, detailed on the archdiocese’s website, would reduce the total number of “worship sites” in the city from 59 to 26.
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