St. Pius V (Archdiocese of Baltimore)

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St. Pius V
Dedication: St. Pius V
Type/Classification: Territorial Parish
Non-Parochial: No
Operated By: Diocesan clergy
Venerated Saints: None specified
Diocese: Diocese of Metropolitan Archdiocese of Baltimore
Deanery:
Address: 521 N Schroeder St., Baltimore, Maryland 21223
City: Baltimore, MD
Subdivision: Maryland
Country: United States
County: Baltimore (city) County
Website: No website specified
Founded:
School: No
Email: None specified
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St. Pius V is a territorial parish in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, located in Baltimore, Maryland.

Established to honor Saint Pius V, the 16th-century Italian pope who championed Catholic orthodoxy and missionary work, this parish serves as a spiritual center for its community.

History

The parish's founding date remains unknown. According to limited sources, it is believed that St. Pius V Parish was established in response to the growing Catholic population in the Baltimore area.

Special features

  • Annual events celebrating Saint Pius V's life and legacy
  • Ministries focused on education and community outreach

Relics

No information regarding relics is available from verified sources.

Architecture

External features

The church building, though not extensively documented, likely reflects the architectural style common in Baltimore during its construction period.

Interior features

Limited details are known about the interior design of St. Pius V Parish Church.

Art and Devotional Features

Devotional elements focus on Saint Pius V's life and contributions to Catholicism.

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External links

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