Franciscan Center unveils new partnership to help with water, energy bills March 11, 2026By Catholic Review Staff Catholic Review Filed Under: Local News, News, Social Justice Continuing its mission to provide outreach to the economically disadvantaged, Baltimore’s Franciscan Center began a new partnership March 5 to provide assistance with water and energy bills. The center, located at 101 W. 23rd Street, hosts the Baltimore City Community Action Partnership team twice a month to help members of the community. The BCCAP operates five community-based CAP centers that administer the city’s energy, water and rental assistance programs and collaborate across the community to connect families to the resources they need to move toward financial stability. For more information on the program, call 410-467-5340 or visit fcbmore.org. The Franciscan Center is also hosting an open house for its Dignity Plates Culinary Training Academy April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Members of the community are invited to meet the instructors and alumni as well as taste some of the food. To register for the open house, visit eventcreate.com/e/dignity-plates-culinary-tra Read More Local News Archdiocese of Baltimore Soccer Program keeps rolling Sister John Francis Schilling, St. Frances Academy’s biggest fan and transformative leader, dies at 81 Parish passports represent ‘new map of hope’ Sister Mary Katharine Brent dies at 106 Loyola University Maryland opens renovated community center on York Road Walters exhibit showcases rare missal linked to St. Francis, El Greco painting Copyright © 2026 Catholic Review Media Print
Sister John Francis Schilling, St. Frances Academy’s biggest fan and transformative leader, dies at 81
