Service Outreach

Providing service opportunities is an integral part of School of the Cathedral’s curriculum. Christian service allows our students to practice what they are learning in the classroom.


Our Daily Bread

The first Tuesday of every month is our day to donate casseroles to Our Daily Bread. It’s simple: pick up a casserole pan in the school lobby, make it at home & freeze it, and then bring it in during drop-off the first Tuesday of each month.

Recipe for Hot Dogs and Baked Beans

  • 1 10 oz. can tomato soup
  • 2 packages hot dogs (cut into bite size pieces)
  • 3 16 oz. cans baked beans DRAINED
  • 1/3 package chili mix (at most)
  1. Spray pan with “Pam.”
  2. Mix all ingredients in pan.
  3. Cover pan securely with aluminum foil (not plastic wrap)
  4. Mark top of casserole with “CMOQ, date, Hot Dogs and Beans”
  5. Place in a plastic bag and tie securely.

Haiti Carnavale

The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen has partnered with the Cathedral of St. Charles Borromeo, in Gonaives, Haiti, in a partner-parish relationship. Through the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s Missions Office Haiti Project, we have joined more than 20 other parishes in partnering with a parish in our sister diocese in Haiti, the Archdiocese of Gonaives. Join us every fall for The Haiti Carnavale, an event where we come together as a school and parish community to celebrate the beginning of the school year and to host a fundraiser for our partner parish, St. Charles Borromeo, in Haiti. Learn more here.


Thanksgiving Drive

Every November the entire school participates with the parish in collecting food for the Immaculate Conception Church on Mosher St. In 2016 we made over 150 Thanksgiving dinners, plus a dozen bags of food for their food pantry.


Christmas Drive

Every December the entire school participates with the parish in collecting toys and other items for the Immaculate Conception Church on Mosher St. Hundreds of toys, hats, scarves, gloves, and goodies are collected to help complete people’s Christmas holiday.


Stars & Stripes

Stars & Stripes is a school spirit program that focuses on students serving in their school community as well as their Baltimore community. Middle School students are placed on either the Stars team or Stripes team at the beginning of their 6th grade year. Each team has a captain and the captains are in charge of planning events with administration. Events range from service events to games. The 2016-2017 school year included the following:

  • Bagged lunches for Weinberg Housing & Resource Center 
  • Cat toys for BARCS
  • Collection for Youth Empowerment Society
  • Collecting Box Tops
  • Making ODB Casseroles
  • Games including soccer, capture the flag, and volleyball

Cardinal Cup

Each April, the School of the Cathedral hosts the Annual Cardinal Cup race. The funds are directed to our sister school, Mother Seton Academy. Families of both school come out and support this annual tradition!