TONIGHT
July 18
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults
Saints in St. Dominic Church - Part I St. Martin de Porres 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
July 21
The Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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During the Day
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In the Evening
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July 23
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Faith Not Fear: Walking in Trust We'll look at four stories in Matthew's Gospel that highlight the conflict between faith and fear.
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July 25
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults
Saints in St. Dominic Church - Part I Our Lady of the Rosary 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
July 28
(Sunday Evening)
July 30
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Peter the Rock: The Primacy of Jesus Jesus takes his Apostles to the northernmost area of the Holy Land, to the town of Caesarea Philippi, and there asks them a questions that will redirect the journey they've shared together thus far: "Who do you say that I am?"
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August 1
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults
Saints in St. Dominic Church - Part II St. Dominic 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
August 4
(Sunday Evening)
August 8
(Thursday Evening)
August 11
(Sunday Evening)
August 13
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Peter and the Keys: The Primacy of the Church The "keys of the kingdom" provide the key to understanding Peter's role in the Church founded upon him.
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August 18
(Sunday Evening)
August 20
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
In the Shadow of the Galilean: Peter's Rising Leadership In this session, we journey with Peter from Galilee to Jerusalem.
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August 22
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults
Saints in St. Dominic Church - Part II St. Joseph 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
August 27
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Discipleship at a Distance: Peter and the Passion of Christ Tonight, we discover the importance of following Jesus closely, praying with him, and seeking his mercy as his disciples.
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August 29
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults
Saints in St. Dominic Church - Part II St. Thomas Aquinas 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
August 31
(Saturday Morning)
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SOME
(So Others Might Eat) St. Dominic's SOME meal will be provided Saturday, August 31st. We need volunteers to prepare meat loaves and macaroni & cheese for the meal. You'll find the sign-up sheets, baking pans and recipes in the main vestibule of the church at the beginning of August.
Deliver prepared items to St. Dominic's Priory by 9:30am this day. You may freeze the meat loaves and macaroni & cheese and drop it off early. But PLEASE do not freeze it if you drop the items off after 12Noon the Thursday before the meal or the item(s) will not thaw in time. We thank you for your donations! St. Dominic Church provides meals to SOME each month with a 5th Saturday. |
September 10
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Peter and Pentecost: The Transforming Power of the Holy Spirit We'll discuss the transforming power of the Holy Spirit, as seen in Peter's life starting at Pentecost.
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September 17
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
Peter bar Jonah: How Peter Came to Rome We continue to dive deeper into Peter's ministry as we explore Peter's relationship with a man named Cornelius.
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September 24
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle
"Quo Vadis?": Peter's Way to the Cross In this session we'll discuss the importance of early Christian tradition in understanding our Catholic story, the cost of discipleship, and the role of Peter as shepherd and prophet.
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Pilgrimage to Kolkata with Fr. Hyacinth
(Sept 29 - Oct 10)
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What's involved
This combination of a pilgrimage and mission trip to Kolkata, India is a life-changing experience. The trip involves staying close to the Motherhouse (which features St. Mother Teresa’s tomb, her room, an exhibit of her life, and many sisters who knew her); attending daily morning Mass and an evening Holy Hour at the Mother House; and volunteering daily. You will be able to connect and work with volunteers from all over the world and choose which population you will serve daily (children, the elderly, persons with various disabilities or who have been abused, etc.). You will need a valid passport, able to apply for a tourist visa for India, be in good health, and have access to an international travel clinic for immunizations. There will be time on the trip to pray, shop, sightsee, and socialize.
For more information, contact Fr. Hyacinth Marie Cordell, OP at hyacinth.cordell@opeast.org.
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November 30
(Saturday Morning)
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SOME
(So Others Might Eat) St. Dominic's SOME meal will be provided Saturday, November 30th. We need volunteers to prepare meat loaves and macaroni & cheese for the meal. You'll find the sign-up sheets, baking pans and recipes in the main vestibule of the church at the beginning of November.
Deliver prepared items to St. Dominic's Priory by 9:30am this day. You may freeze the meat loaves and macaroni & cheese and drop it off early. But PLEASE do not freeze it if you drop the items off after 12Noon the Thursday before the meal or the item(s) will not thaw in time. We thank you for your donations! St. Dominic Church provides meals to SOME each month with a 5th Saturday. |
Address
630 E St SW
Washington, DC 20024
(2 blocks south of the Air & Space Museum)
Contact
Tel: 202-554-7863
Fax: 202-554-0231
Email: Office@StDominicChurch.org
Metro Access
L'Enfant Plaza Station, D St exit, walk around the building.
Note: Since the D St exit is closed on weekends, one will need to use another exit then.
