Maryland Catholic Conference
Who do we serve?
The parishioners of Resurrection parish, keeping them informed about state and local legislative issues surrounding respect life; social and economic justice; and education, children, and families.
How can I get involved?
Parishioners can register on the conference's website to receive updates on issues of concern involving potential legislation. Click here to sign up.
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What do we do?
The Maryland Catholic Conference (MCC) advocates for the Church’s public policy positions before the Maryland General Assembly and other civil officials. On certain issues, we assist parishioners in contacting their representatives.
When do we do it?
One day during the state legislative session each year (usually in February), parishioners will be asked to contact their elected representatives about legislative issues on
which the Church or Archdiocese has taken a stand.
We occasionally coordinate postcard or e-postcard campaigns on these issues for parishioners interested in contacting their local representatives.
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Where do we serve?
Aside from the annual visit to Annapolis, any other outreach is done at Resurrection or from people's homes.
Ministry history
The MCC has been the official voice on public policy for Maryland Catholics for several decades.