We believe that authentic friendship is transformative. Our friendship starts with a radical life of prayer and then flows into the streets, where we encounter and befriend Christ in the homeless. As we accompany our friends from the street through joys and sorrows, they teach us what it means to love. We then share this love with all we encounter, bringing the needs of our friends before Christ in the Eucharist—the Source of All Hope.
Accompanying our brothers and sisters–many of whom suffer tremendously–is beyond our strength. We have no choice but to rely on Jesus, the Source of ALL hope, to sustain us. For this reason, a committed life of prayer is the pillar upon which all other aspects of our community hinge. Missionaries come to know Jesus through a daily rhythm of prayer, Eucharistic adoration, and spiritual formation… Read More
Dwelling together as a community of brothers and sisters is one of the greatest blessings of our life. As we experience the acceptance of others in our community, we discover that, despite our flaws and inherent brokenness, we are still lovable. Our work with the poor begins at home… Read More
Our world does not need another social service; rather, it is in need of authentic witnesses who have surrendered and configured their lives to Christ. For this reason, the primary work of Source of All Hope is the formation of young men and women into saints. This is accomplished through daily opportunities for spiritual, human, and intellectual formation. We follow the model of discipleship set by Christ, who invested heavily in a close-knit group of friends before sending them out to proclaim the Kingdom… Read More
We take a unique and radical approach to the crisis of homelessness. While most programs address physical needs, we focus on addressing a deeper poverty–the pain of loneliness and isolation on the streets. Our approach is simple: we pursue and befriend the forgotten ones in our midst and share life with them day after day. We are not here to serve the poor–we’re here to love them… Read More
Risk an encounter with Christ in the poor. You will never be the same.
Who: 12 young men and women
When: August 15, 2023 – June 1, 2024
Fundraising: $1000/month
Monthly stipend + Room & Board provided.
Who: College-aged men and women
Where: Baltimore, Maryland
When: Every other Friday @ 1:30 PM
Cost: FREE!
Who: Up to 10 participants who will join us for the March for Life and a day of mission
Where: Baltimore, MD
When: Jan 19-22, 2023
Cost: FREE!
Who: Prospective missionary applicants
Where: Baltimore, MD
When: Contact abigail.steele@archbalt.org if you’re interested in getting to know us and experiencing our life.
Cost: FREE!
Who: 5-12 college students
Where: Baltimore, MD
Cost: TBD
How: Want your school or Newman Center to join us for a weekend mission? Contact Abby Steele, the Basilica’s Outreach Coordinator, at abigail.steele@archbalt.org.
Who: Anyone 18 years older
Where: Baltimore, Maryland (Martin Luther King Boulevard and Pratt St.)
When: Every Saturday @ Noon