March for Life, Jan. 23, 2026 – The theme for the 2026 March for Life—“Life is a Gift”—offers a fresh vision, inviting all people to rediscover the beauty, goodness, and joy of life itself. Every January at the National March for Life in Washington, D.C., marchers from around the world unite in celebration of the gift of human life—radiating hope, unity, and a spirit that transcends politics

Christmas Eve, Wednesday, Dec. 24

• 4p.m.. - Severna Park High School Auditorium

• 4p.m. in the Church

• 6p.m. in the Church

• 8p.m. in the Church

• Midnight in the Church, Caroling at 11:30p.m. (livestream)

Christmas Day, Thursday, Dec. 25

• 9a.m. in the Church

• 11a.m. in the Church

Winter Relief will be held Dec. 29 - Jan. 5. Please consider helping with this community outreach – it takes many hands and hearts!

Couples, have you ever experienced a dryness in your marriage? Have you found forgiveness in your marriage and family life challenging? Have you been hurt or have you held back forgiveness or do you just need a restart in your own relationship. Join us as we continue this year’s Marriage Enrichment Series, When the Wine Runs Dry, and turn to Our Lord for his healing when the wine runs dry. 

Exodus 90 Kick Off Jan. 4 - For freedom Christ has set us free. (Galatians 5:1). This 90-day spiritual exercise for men kicks off Jan. 4, 6:15p.m., in the Gathering Space Meeting Room. It’s a great way to experience this freedom as a living reality.

At the beginning of each Following Christ & Sharing Christ courses, we provide a time for fellowship over dessert. Help others grow in their relationship with Christ in a personal way by volunteering to provide a sweet treat for the participants. Either store-bought or homemade would be great. Or help with hospitality in serving our guests.

Join us for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Haven't been to confession in a long time? Don't worry; check out these helpful resources.

We are excited to share that St. John the Evangelist is a partner in an exciting 24/7 online web-based digital formation outlet called FORMED. Get your free code TODAY!

The Archdiocese of Baltimore is seeking faithful Catholic men who feel called to serve the Church as permanent deacons. Deacons are ordained ministers who proclaim the Gospel, assist at the altar, and serve those in need through acts of charity and pastoral care. An informational session will be held at St. John the Evangelist on Nov. 12, and other locations around the archdiocese.

Our Faith Formation team recently sat down with parents to find out how St. John the Evangelist can support their entire family to grow in faith together. An overwhelming response was to offer ways to serve together in the community. The Parish Social Ministry of Catholic Charities of Baltimore has created a list of areas of need. Thank you for sharing of your time and talents!