PASTORAL COUNCIL

The Parish Pastoral Council is a consultative body sharing in responsibility for the pastoral care of the Parish in collaboration with the pastor and staff. The Pastoral Council consists of three appointed members and nine members elected at large for three-year terms.
Michelle Sullivan, 410 879-1421.

The Mission Priority Statement for Community is to inspire all to live in community according to the pattern of the Holy Gospel by:

             † engaging in the life of the parish
             † participating in liturgical roles
             † seeking ongoing faith formation
             † ministering to those in need
             † assisting in the wise stewardship of our resources
             † becoming involved in community-building actions
             † acknowledging the cultural diversity with Catholic identity.
  

Mardi Gras Pancake Supper - Parishioners and families are invited to attend our version of Fat Tuesday (the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday) to celebrate the beginning of Lent. Activities for the children include A Farewell to Alleluia and parade. Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.  

Lenten Suppers are served during the Fridays of Lent. Various groups provide and serve a light dinner. To make reservations for your group to serve one of the supper please call:
Jane O'Hara, 410 879-2670.

St. Nicholas Luncheon gathers parish families for a visit with St. Nicholas that includes games, crafts, photographs with St. Nick and lunch.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

Hanging of the Greens  is a family event where all are invited to transform the Church and Mission from the season of Advent to Christmas. There will be lots of decorating with lights, trees and flowers, and of course, punch and cookies.
Fr. Jesse Bolger 410 838-6969, ext 124.

Baptismal Garment Sewing. During the Rite of Infant Baptism a white garment is placed on the baby to symbolize they are clothed in a new life – the life of Christ. It is a tradition in our parish that these garments are made by willing parishioners. There are two ways you can help. We need individuals who are willing to cut them out from a pattern and individuals who are willing to do the sewing OR you can join our sewing team that meets every other month for fellowship and sewing. For more information, please contact:
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

The Knitters’ Group (Prayer Shawl Ministry) is made up of women who come together to knit or crochet shawls or lap robes for persons in need. These lovely hand-made items are presently being donated to nursing homes and to veterans’ facilities. Since the group started in October 2006, over 50 shawls and lap robes have been given to grateful recipients. The group meets weekly at Ewenique Yarns located at 130 N. Bond Street (Suite 103), Bel Air; Thursday, 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. If you do not knit or crochet, but would like to learn, instructions are provided – the stitch used to make a shawl is simple and can be picked up easily.
Meg Muth 410-879-7443, or muth4.temp@comcast.net
Mary Ann Silvestri 410 838-6261 or axsilvestri@verizon.net .

New Parishioner Mentoring Program it is our heartfelt wish that all new parishioners are welcomed to our parish family. The Mentoring Program pairs new parishioners with trained mentors who assist our new members to settling into parish life.
For information please call: Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126. 
   

EDUCATION

The Mission Priority Statement for Education, encompassing Religious Education, Youth Ministry, Adult Faith Formation and St. Margaret School is to:  

            † proclaim the Gospel message of Jesus Christ
            † lead to worship
            † build community
            † motivate to service
            † and foster the lifelong faith formation of every member
               of the parish.
 

The Education Committee oversees and supports the educational efforts of the Parish through St. Margaret School , the Department of Religious Education, Youth and Young Adult Ministry and Adult Faith Formation. The committee meets the first Monday of the month from 7:00 to 8:30 pm in the Parish Office.
Donna Parr, Chair 410 879-8551

SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION

The Infant Baptism Program provides support to parents in understanding their important role in educating their children in our Catholic faith tradition. Monthly, a one-hour interactive session is presented to new parents on the history of Baptism, the role and selection of Godparents, the Church’s role and the nature of this joyous celebration.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

The First Reconciliation Program like the First Eucharist Program, parents are the catechists (teachers) for their children’s reception of this blessed sacrament unique to our Catholic faith. Parent Seminars are held in the Fall to prepare children to celebrate during Lent.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

The Adult Confirmation Program is for adults who have been Baptized, have received the sacrament of Eucharist and now desire to be Confirmed.  Trained catechists help prepare those seeking confirmation. Opportunities for the reception of the Sacrament of Confirmation occur several times throughout the year here at our Parish and at Archdiocesan celebrations.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.
  

Youth Confirmation Program fosters the total personal and spiritual growth of our youth and assists them in journeying to an ownership of the Catholic faith tradition. Invitations and enrollment forms are mailed in December to students registered in our 10^th grade Religious Education program as well as those in area Catholic high schools registered in our Parish. The first Confirmation gathering is in January of 10^th grade. The Sacrament is celebrated in the Fall of 11^th grade. Seminars, liturgies, small group catechesis, a retreat, a Pilgrimage to Baltimore and service are components of Confirmation preparation.
Karen Clemens 410 879-3031, ext 125.
  

The Marriage Preparation Program. Fully trained Sponsor Couples assist engaged couples in discovering those areas of strength and uniqueness in their relationship upon which they can build a lasting, loving marriage. The engaged couple meets in the home of their Sponsor Couple approximately four times.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

Holy Orders is a sacrament celebrated with men who feel called by God to service in the Church as priests or permanent deacons. All those who would like to explore the possibility of serving God and the church as an ordained minister should contact the parish office and request to speak with one of our priests or permanent deacons.
Parish Office 410 838-6969.
Men who are interested in the priesthood may also contact the Archdiocese.
Vocations Office 410 547-5426.

The Anointing of the Sick is for anyone facing a serious illness that would like to pray for God’s healing presence in their lives. All who are preparing for surgery, those with major changes in their health, and those who have just learned about a major health issue can come to seek this sacrament. The sacrament is celebrated after every weekend mass and with individual priests by appointment.
Parish Office 410 838-6969
   

  ST. MARGARET SCHOOL

Fall Festival a parish event held the last weekend of September features: Parish yard sales, pit beef and ham, amusement rides and games.
School Office 410 879-1113.

Library Helper works in our school library at either location. Elementary School 410 879-1113,
Middle School 410 877-9660.

Data Entry works with the school development staff to input names into an alumni database. 
Kathi Spaeth 410 877-9660.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

In Preschool/Kindergarten Sunday school classes children ages 3, 4, and 5 increase their awareness of God through active learning sessions that include prayer, stories, songs, crafts and Scripture. Classes meet for one hour at 9:00 am and 10:30 am each Sunday from early October until Easter time.
Marge Troilo 410 879-2670, ext 127.

In Elementary Religious Education (Kindergarten through Grade Five) children learn what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Catechists implement faith sharing through prayer and Scripture stories and children learn Catholic tradition and doctrine. Wednesday sessions are held one hour each week from mid-September until Easter time at 4:30-5:30 pm and 7:15-8:15 pm. First grade classes also take place on Sunday mornings during the 9:00 am and 10:30 am Masses.
Marge Troilo 410 879-2670, ext 127.
 

Vacation Bible Camp is an annual summer program lasting one week that nurtures a child’s relationship with God in a relaxed atmosphere through music, crafts, recreation and Bible Stories. Students move from station to station where music, craft, recreation and snack coordinators direct the activities. Vacation Bible Camp is in session from 9:15 am to 12:15 pm, early summer.
Marge Troilo 410 879-2670, ext 127.

The Nursery provides supervision for children up to three years old during the 9:00 am and 10:30 am Masses at St. Margaret and during the 9:30 am and 11:00 am Masses at St. Mary Magdalen. The Nursery is supervised by paid staff.  Middle and High School helpers who have received Stand Training are welcomed to play with the children. Marge Troilo 410 879-2670, ext 127.
   
   

 YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

Middle & High School Religious Education This is a multi-faceted program of Catechesis that includes mini-courses, retreats, rallies, service projects and prayer experiences. All are done in the context of Youth Ministry and are provided to meet the needs of this age group. Parents/Teen Seminars are held periodically for both the Middle and High School Programs. Middle School classes meet eight times a semester for two-hour sessions with a choice of attending every other week on Tuesday nights or weekly finishing in November on Wednesday nights. High School classes meet five times a semester for a two hour session and once a semester for a three hour General Assembly with a choice to attend either on a Sunday or a Tuesday evening. All Middle and High School sessions include a snack/pizza break for socialization and community building. Two different Home Study options are also offered to both Middle and High School families who prefer to share catechesis together as part of the domestic church.
Karen Clemens 410 879-3031, ext 125.
  

Family Home Study Religious Education primarily provides support to parents in understanding their important role in educating their children in our Catholic faith tradition. Educational materials and various resources are supplied to those families enrolled in this program. Four lively and informative presentations a year validate the parents’ teachings.
Karen Clemens 410 879-3031, ext 125 (Middle and High School)
Marge Troilo 410 838-4224, ext 127 (Preschool & Elementary)

S.I.G.N. (Serving in God’s Name) The SIGN Program is a program provided through High School Religious Education to help enable our high school youth to        learn about and name their Spiritual Gifts in order that they might define for themselves their “Servant Profile.”  The purpose of the catechesis is to help our youth find their “ministry connection” here at St. Margaret. The SIGN program includes on-campus as well as off-campus outreach opportunities such as nursing home visits, soup kitchen, Rebuilding Together.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660, or kobrien@stmargaret.org .

Covenant Program enables our newly Confirmed young people to make and maintain their connection to Church through ministry.
Karen Clemens 410 879-3031, ext 125.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660 or kobrien@stmargaret.org
   

Middle School Youth Group The Middle School Youth Group provides opportunities for Middle School youth to gather monthly for socialization, outreach, community building and development of adolescent spirituality.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660, or kobrien@stmargaret.org

St. Margaret Middle School Campus Ministry provides a spiritual, pastoral care, catechetical and community building presence at St. Margaret Middle School . The Campus Minister also assists in connecting St. Margaret Middle School youth with all other middle school youth in the community who do not attend our school through the Middle School Youth Group and Youth Group activities.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660, or kobrien@stmargaret.org

High School Youth Group provides opportunities for High School youth to gather periodically for socialization, outreach, community building and the development of adolescent spirituality. It strives to foster for High School youth responsible participation in the life, mission and work of the faith community. SIGN on and off campus service projects and the Bel Air Bash – those interested in music provide an ongoing connection for interested youth.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660, or kobrien@stmargaret.org

Young Adult Ministry Young Adults of St. Margaret and St. Mary Magdalen identify themselves as a vital part of the Parish family through spirituality, service and socialization. Young Adult Ministry strives to foster a comprehensive ministry to young adults of our Parish community as the needs are identified in the Parish and to recognize and respond to the continued growth and ever changing needs of our young adult community with particular focus on 18-25 year olds. It also provides a contact point for young adults moving into our Parish to help them feel welcome and treasured as part of our Parish family.
Kim O’Brien 410 877-9660 or kobrien@stmargaret.org
   
   

 ADULT FAITH FORMATION

Bible Study, the Little Rock Scripture Study Series, is used to increase the participant’s knowledge of scripture and to enrich their spirituality through reflective prayer, study and group   discussion. Several different sessions are offered a year. Studies are held on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 pm and Wednesday mornings from 10:00 to 11:30 am.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

Archbishop Borders Library located on St. Margaret’s Campus in the Adult Education Center provides a quiet space and an abundance of reading and audio-visual materials. Open on request and most Sundays.
Jim Antal 410 877-7517

Catechist Training and Certification provides training for those interested in all levels of certification in catechetical instruction such as elementary, middle and high school and adult faith formation.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is a time for you and your spouse to be alone together, to rediscover each other and together focus on your relationship for an entire weekend. Every marriage deserves that kind of attention! The weekend is for any couple who desires a richer, fuller marriage. Today about three million couples in over 90 countries have experienced the beauty and gift of the Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. They want to share that experience with you because – “they found something worth passing on”.
For additional information, please contact:
Henry & Ginger Bahr 410 838-7836, or gingerbahr@yahoo.com
Mary Carol DiPaula 410 838-0808, or cjmcdip@verizon.net
Visit our local website at www.wwme.net
     

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) is a process of conversion to bring both the baptized and the un-baptized person into the communal life of the Church. It is divided into four continuous stages that correspond to a candidate’s progress in Christian formation. As a parish community event its parishioners become the primary ministers to the new Catholics. The talents of many people are needed for the success of this process: sponsors, catechists, spiritual advisors, social justice ministers and hospitality ministers.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.

Small Faith Sharing Groups are an important element to discovering yourself and your faith. You are encouraged to join a group of fellow parishioners to grow together and support one another in your faith journeys. Our parish Winter Whimsey Pot Luck Supper is sponsored by the Small Faith Sharing Groups to which all parishioners are invited.
Natalie Boyd 410 515-0309, or
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.
  

The Knights of Columbus is a family, fraternal, service organization dedicated to the Catholic Church and its principles. It is the largest lay organization in the Catholic Church. It consists of more than 12,500 councils and over 1.75 million members throughout the world. His Holiness, the late Pope John Paul II called the Order, “My strong right arm of the Church.”  He thanked the Knights on many occasions for their unfailing commitment to the Church and her principles. Pope Benedict XVI echoes these same sentiments. President George W. Bush hailed the Knights for the essential role they play in the healing of the nation through its charitable works in times of disasters and also for their many civic programs. Today, more than ever, the world needs a few more Knights to carry on this necessary work. Please consider joining us.
Frank DiAngelo 410 838-5019.

Centering Prayer Community meets twice a month to pray and share their experience of centering/contemplative prayer.  Instructions are available.
Marie Dekowski 410 879-2670, ext 126.
    

LITURGY

The Mission Priority Statement for Liturgy is to celebrate weekly community Eucharist that is the source of our parish sacramental life, is welcoming, encourages active participation in ministries, and provides an experience of communion that deepens our relationship with Jesus Christ and one another.

The Liturgy Committee oversees the weekend and other liturgies and promotes the reverence for the real presence in the Eucharist.
Fr. Jesse Bolger 410 838-6969, ext 124.

Weekend Liturgy proclaims the Word of God and celebrates the Eucharist. In addition to the Presider there are many ministers who assist in each weekend liturgy. These include altar servers, lectors (readers), ushers, greeters, Eucharistic ministers, and Sacristans. To learn more about any of the Liturgical Ministries call:
Fr. Jesse Bolger 410 838-6969, ext 124, or
      Lectors – Jackie Novak 410 420-3563
      Ushers –  Deacon Jim DeCapite 410 838-6969
                     Dick Gebhard 410 836-8720
      Eucharistic Ministers – Maureen Yantz 410 638-0425
      Altar Servers – Deacon Greg Rapisarda 410 838-6969
 
Altar Guild cares for the Sanctuary, holy water fonts, sacred linens and vessels. Volunteering for this ministry requires two hours every three weeks.
Gloria Bailey 410 638-0425

Art & Environment Committee attends to the seasonal decorations of the church, including the Advent family event, The Hanging of the Greens.
Fr. Jesse Bolger 410 838-6969, ext 124.

Children’s Lectionary proclaims the scripture for our Sunday Children’s Dismissal so school-age children can understand the scriptures on an age-appropriate level.
Frann Geraghty 443 270-4248.

Pamphlet Rack in the back of Church and at the Mission is a source for spiritual materials and Parish information.
Maureen Yantz 410 803-1954  
   
   

 MUSIC

Our Parish Music Ministry offers opportunities for Adults, Children and Teens to enhance the worship life of the parish through our choral and instrumental ensembles: Adult, Teen, Children, Cherub and Hand bell Choirs.

Cantors are used at all liturgies to lead the congregation in hymns and sung responses.

We also welcome those who are proficient instrumentalists to share their talents at various liturgies throughout the year.

Concerts and special programs are scheduled during the year which not only utilizes the talent of our parish, but feature guest artists and choral/instrumental ensembles as well.

On October 26^th at 3:00 pm in the Church, we will feature the silent film classic, “The Phantom of the Opera” which will be accompanied on the Moller Pipe Organ by our Music Director.

Michael T. Britt, Director of Music – 410 879-2670, ext 136.
Jeffrey Winfield, Assistant Director of Music – 410 879-4858
Pam Rinehart, Assistant Music Minister – 410 838-6570
   
  

OUTREACH
Corporal Works of Mercy

Feed the hungry  †  Give drink to the thirsty  †  Clothe the naked
Shelter the homeless  †  Visit the sick
Visit the imprisoned  †  Bury the dead

The Mission Priority Statement for Outreach is to reach out to the community in charity, providing both spiritual and material support to public agencies and to those in need.  

Outreach Committee ministers to the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the Parish community and the community at large.
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186
Jeanne Close 410 838-2445

Adopt-A-Family assists families to meet basic needs of food and clothing during Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186

Bereavement Ministry provides spiritual and moral support to people who have terminally ill family members or have recently lost a loved one.
Jane O’Hara 410 838-6969, ext 143.
Howard Renner 410 836-0667
Pat Decker 410 879-0705

Funeral Receptions provides hosting and set-up of hospitality after the funeral in the Adult Education Center .
Howard Renner 410 836-0667
 
Cooperative Food Ministry - Eight area churches feed the needy and the homeless. Every Monday night a different church prepares and serves 150-200 people at Calvary Baptist Church at 206 Courtland Place . Food preparation for our assigned week begins at 3:30 pm; dinner is served at 6:00 pm. Drivers are needed to deliver meals to those who are unable to attend due to health or transportation problems.
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186

Holiday Baskets provide Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner to the disadvantaged of Harford County .
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186

Christmas Giving Tree Project collects and distributes gifts for those in need.
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186

Hospital Ministry provides hospital visits to Catholics from St. Margaret’s and neighboring parishes at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center.
Jane O’Hara 410 838-6969, ext 143.

Birthright Pregnancy Resource Center offers practical help to anyone facing a crisis pregnancy with ongoing support, education, referrals, and material assistance in a friendly atmosphere. We also talk to youth groups and clubs about God’s plan for sex staying within the boundaries of marriage.
Carol Maglov 410 838-0443 or 1 800 550-4900 or  www.birthrightbelair.com .

Substance Abuse Team meets the second Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm . The team provides education, awareness, support and referrals to families and individuals coping with issues surrounding substance abuse.
Paul Roeger 410 879-6812

Harford Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (HHH) is a non-profit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry located in Harford County, Maryland. HHH was chartered by Habitat for Humanity International in 1994 and is one of more than 2000 affiliates (community group) worldwide. It is the vision of this charter to eliminate sub-standard housing for economically disadvantaged families in Harford County through partnership with the community.
Joe Hughes 410 838-7109 or HHH at 410 638-4434.

Cottage Thrift Shop is a joint ministry of St. Margaret Parish and Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Volunteers collect, sort and assist in the shop, which provides clothing and miscellaneous articles to needy clients at a modest cost, or as a donation.
Pat Stasiak 410 420-2852

Welcome One Shelter provides year round transitional housing to homeless individuals. St. Margaret Parish volunteers on the 29^th of each month. Volunteers help cook, drive, and stay overnight once a month.
Pat Stasiak 410 420-2852

Legion of Mary provides spiritual growth for members and outreach to the sick and homebound. Our Lady of the Snows Presidium meets Friday afternoons, 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm in the Adult Education Center.
Jeanne Close 410 838-2445

Our Daily Bread Casseroles ... Beef stew casseroles are made by our parishioners in their homes, frozen and then dropped off to the St. Margaret parish office or school kitchen. Casserole pans and recipes can be found in the Usher’s Room in the Church and Mission (recipe also found on parish homepage website [click HERE ]
Parish Office 410-879-2670.

Prayer Tree Approximately 150 parishioners pray for the needs of the Parish and individuals. Requests are distributed by e-mail to the Prayer Tree Members. To request prayers or to become a member:
Jim Long 410 838-6753
Parish Office 410 838-6969

Prison Ministry provides spiritual comfort to prison inmates.
Jane O’Hara 410 838-6969, ext 143.

Respect for Life ministry provides information concerning assisted suicide, capital punishment and abortion.
Jane O’Hara 410 838-6969, ext 143.

First Friday Senior Citizens group provides lunch, entertainment and fellowship following Mass on the first Friday of the month. (October, November, December, March, April and May).
Joan Keenan 410 638-9381

Teddy Bear Ministry provides teddy bears to residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities during Christmas.
Janet Gentry 410 838-0186

Just Singles (Formerly Single Again) provides practical, social and spiritual support to the single, separated, divorced and widowed. Meet on the 2^nd Friday of every month. Seminars are available to help singles adjust to the changes in their circumstances. Also, social activities are held at various times throughout the year.
Practical/Spiritual Support - Anne Kidwell 410 879-7229
Social Activities – Beth Karukas E-mail: Just_Singles@htomail.com

Widows and Widowers meet on the second Tuesday of each month in the Adult Education Center at 12 noon for a bag lunch and activities.
Carol Hoffman 410 838-6969

Angel Babies is a support group of individuals and couples who have lost a child due to miscarriage, still birth and early infant death syndrome.
Jennifer Schall 410 893-7202, or jschall@clearviewcatv.net ,

Trying Again is a support group that deals with subsequent pregnancies following the loss of a child due to miscarriage, still birth and early infant death syndrome. The group meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm.
Jen Dallaire 410 838-6628, or talula93@comcast.net .

Eucharistic Ministry
            a) Home Eucharist: Available to home-bound Catholics who wish
                to receive Communion at home.
            b) Hospital Eucharist: Holy Communion is distributed daily to
                Catholics at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center.
Jane O’Hara 410 838-6969, ext 143.

Hispanic Ministry A Spanish Mass is celebrated on Saturday evening at 7:30 pm in St. Margaret Chapel. All are welcome. Individuals wishing to receive sacraments in a Spanish Liturgy may do so.
Fr. Jesse Bolger or Fr. Richard Gray 410 838-6969.
   
  

 STEWARDSHIP

The Mission Priority Statement for Stewardship to fulfill the visions for Liturgy, Outreach, Education and Facilities Maintenance by identifying and linking the needs of all parishioners and raising necessary resources to fulfill them. Stewardship is served by the Development Team consisting of the Development Committee, Finance Committee, and Facilities Committee. The team manages time, talent and treasure programs.

DEVELOPMENT

The Parish Development Committee provides recommendations for parish development programs for planning, stewardship, welcoming, planned giving and Communications to the Pastor and coordinates Parish and School development programs. Committee and sub-committees meet bi-monthly for two hours or as needed in conjunction with ongoing projects.
Beverly Martin 410 879-4886

The Stewardship sub-committee provides recommendations for the Stewardship Program to the Pastor.
Karen Saccenti 410 879-2670, ext 112.

Graces Inspirational Booklet provides an outlet for creative expression of religious topics. Karen Saccenti 410 879-2670, ext 112.

Finance Committee reviews and provides oversight for the Parish financial accounting and budget processes. The team meets two hours monthly.
Bob Bugle 410 420-1581

Facilities Management Committee coordinates the maintenance of the buildings and grounds of both campuses (St. Margaret and St. Mary Magdalen); develops policy and procedures for the use of the facilities; develops and implements maintenance plans. Supervises and plans the building and renovation programs. The team meets two hours per month.
Ed Rhodes 410 838-8612
 

ADMINISTRATION

Parish Office Clerical Support provides volunteer assistance to the Parish staff to carry out a variety of projects.
Parish Office 410 879-2670

Adopt-A-Garden Individuals and families adopt a garden either at St. Margaret or St. Mary Magdalen. Keeping your designated garden free from weeds and planting flowers (both annuals and perennials) is all that is required.
Pat Stasiak 410 420-2852

Boy Scout Troup 564 provides scouting, leadership, social and life time learning skills to young males ages 11-18.
Paul Cillo 410 893-0154

Cub Scout Pack 564 provides scouting, leadership, social and life time learning skills to your males ages 6-10. Monthly Pack meetings and bi-weekly Den meetings are September through May.
Jim Kaufman 410 879-0943

Girl Scouts & Brownies provides opportunities for girls to be part of the life of scouting.
Beth Olsen 717 456-6144  
   
   

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY  

Msgr. G. Michael Schleupner, Pastor
Rev. Francis X. Callahan, Pastor Emeritus
Msgr. George Moeller, Senior Priest & Associate Pastor
Rev. Jesse L. Bolger, Associate Pastor
Msgr. Martin Strempeck, In Residence
Rev. Richard Gray, Spanish Ministry
Karen Saccenti, Assistant Pastor
Deacon John Chott
Deacon James DeCapite
Deacon Patrick Goles
Deacon Victor Petrosino
Deacon Gregory Rapisarda
Deacon Marty Wolf
Mary Ellen Bates, Business Manager
Michael Britt, Music Manager
Jane O'Hara, Outreach
Richard Gatto, Director of Faith Formation
Marge Troilo, Religious Education
Marie Dekowski, Adult Faith Formation
Karen Clemens, Youth Ministry
Kim O'Brien, Youth Ministry
Jane Dean, St. Margaret School Principal

A Statement of Policy

For the Protection of Children & Youth

In order to comply with the
Archdiocese of Baltimore ’s
policy to provide a safe environment
for all children and youth
entrusted to the Church’s care, it will be
necessary for us to obtain a completed
“Application for Volunteer Services”
from all those wishing to
volunteer in ministry here at
St. Margaret Parish.
These forms are available at the Parish Office.  

For more information on this policy
you may contact the Parish Office,
 410-879-2670, ext 126.