Maryland Catholic Conference: It is critical that our elected officials hear from their constituents

By Maryland Catholic Conference

Maryland was established as a place of religious freedom, and 391 years ago March 25, Catholic settlers celebrated their arrival with faith:

“On the day of the Annunciation of the Most Holy Virgin Mary, in the year 1634, we celebrated on this island the first Mass which had been offered up in this part of the world,” Father Andrew White, SJ, reported.

March 25 – the day of Maryland’s first Mass and the Feast of the Annunciation – is also observed as our state’s birthday! Happy birthday, Maryland.

Take Action: Final Days of Session

With less than two weeks left in the Maryland General Assembly legislative session, we need your help!

A number of bills have crossed over from one chamber to another. This means bills passed by the House of Delegates or Senate are now with the other chamber and are guaranteed consideration.

It is critical that our elected officials hear from their constituents.