Memorial Mass for Fr. Sal Jordan, S.J. took place
Friday January 7. 
It can be viewed on our FACEBOOK page.



Given the current virus surge we strongly advise wearing masks for your protection and that of others. 
          Hand sanitizer is still available at the entrance.  We will refrain from exchanging the Sign of Peace for the time being and from congregational singing.



We continue to livestream Mass at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays-at least for the time being.   Visit our Facebook page or connect to it below.
 

ARCHDIOCESE RESOURCES:      The Archdiocese of Washington webpage provides times and links to its YouTube channel which will be livestreaming Masses.

CHURCH ACCESS   Remember the Church is open for private prayer.  No access during window removalm January 3-5, 2022 

                                               

The Year of Ignatius 2021-2022       What was your Cannon Ball Moment?

                From now until July 31, 2022, the Feast of St. Ignatius, we will be celebrating an Ignatian Year. It began on this year in March, on the anniversary of Inigo’s encounter with a cannon ball in the Battle of Pamplona.  Why begin with a tragic event? It was one of several moments in Ignatius’ life where he adjusted his focus in life. When he discovered that he could love God and that God could love him.  The Society of Jesus, founded by Ignatius is truly world wide, so there is a world wide website.  You may find the section “ And What Was Your Cannonball moment ? a good place to start. https://ignatius500.global/

   
              THE BULLETIN:

WE ARE  USING FLOCKNOTES TO SEND OUT THE BULLETIN VIA EMAIL FOR THOSE THAT REQUESTED THE BULLETIN SENT TO THEM.  IT WILL BE IN A PDF AND WORD FORMAT.  IF YOU'D LIKE TO RECEIVE A FLOCKNOTES EMAIL WITH THE BULLETIN, PLEASE CONTACT BRENDA CANTER IN THE PARISH OFFICE OR CLICK HERE.  YOU CAN ALSO ACCESS THE BULLETIN HERE ON THE WEBSITE.  WE ALSO HAVE BULLETINS IN THE BACK OF THE CHURCH.