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Several Catholic churches in Baltimore are currently on the market for sale due to a restructuring plan within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. This plan aims to consolidate parishes and streamline operations, leading to the closure of some churches. The Shrine of the Little Flower was recently closed and is now available for purchase. The Archdiocese is also selling other Catholic churches as part of this initiative. 



Key Points:

• Archdiocese Restructuring:
  The Archdiocese of Baltimore is undergoing a plan to merge and streamline parishes, resulting in some churches being closed and put up for sale. 
  
  

[li]Impact of Closure:
The plan aims to allow parishes to focus on their core mission and ministry, while also addressing the financial burden of maintaining aging infrastructure. 

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[li]Specific Examples:
The Shrine of the Little Flower is one example of a church that has been closed and is now on the market, and other Catholic churches are also being sold as part of the Archdiocese's plan. 

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[li]Additional Resources:
You can find more information about this initiative and potential properties on the Archdiocese of Baltimore website, and on sites like LoopNet and Showcase.com. [/li][/list]

What about Bp. Sanborn’s group?  I’m not saying they have the $$$, but perhaps there are people in the area who are interested. If not interested in buying the whole building, maybe items can be salvaged.