6:30PM - Parish Meeting Room
 Week 11

"Hawaii"
Part II

Featuring
Max Von Sydow, Julie Andrews, Richard Harris
Gene Hackman & Carroll O'Connor

Based on the book Hawaii by James A. Michener

Produced & Directed by Otto Preminger
Screenplay by Graham Greene

Nominated for 7 Academy Awards
​
Released in 1966 and 
Runs 161 minutes (over two weeks)
and includes The Making of Hawaii (10 minutes)

NOTE:  This movie is rated R

St. Dominic's Religious  Movie Seminar

Today's Readings:

  • Jonah: 3:1-5, 10
  • Psalm:  25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9
  • 1 Corinthians: 7:29-31
  • Mark: 1:14-20
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Mass Times:  All live-streamed

3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday, January 24th

6:30pm - Parish Meeting Room

St. Dominic Young Adults
7pm - Join SDYA as they watch
​Episode 6 of "The Chosen"
together via Zoom.

St. Dominic Young Adults
7pm Adoration & Confessions
7:30pm Group Rosary followed by Benediction

St. Dominic Cenacle
7pm - Join Cenacle via Zoom
as they discuss
Advent

St. Dominic Young Adults
7pm Adoration & Confessions
7:30pm Group Rosary followed by Benediction

6:30PM - Parish Meeting Room
 Week 2

"David"

Part 1

Featuring
Nathaniel Parker, Jonathan Pryce, Leonard Nimoy & Sheryl Lee
​
Released in 1997 and runs 182 minutes​
Today's Readings:

  • ​Proverbs:  31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31
  • Psalm: 128:1-2, 3, 4-5
  • 1 Thessalonians: 5:1-6
  • Matthew: 25:14-30
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Mass Times:  All live-streamed
This is an in-person event and is also available via YouTube.
If attending in person, please wear a face covering and
​ practice social distancing.

St. Dominic Cenacle
7pm - Join Cenacle as they watch
"Pivotal Players:  St. Thomas Aquinas"
together via Zoom.
Following will be a discussion on future topics.

Step 3:  Live & Grow in Your Faith for the Rest of Your Life

​​Course / Binder handouts can be accessed here, divided into the 4 parts of the Catholic Faith, Belief, Worship, Life, and Prayer:​

​The whole RCIA Course/Binder with all four sections can be accessed in one file here:
R.C.I.A., which stands for "Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults," is the process whereby someone becomes a Catholic Christian.  It involves weekly instructional classes with others from September to May.  It is for (1) those who are not yet baptized, (2) those who are already baptized and Christian but are desirous of embracing the fullness of Christianity in the Catholic Faith, and (3) Catholics who, for whatever reasons, never received Confirmation and/or Holy Communion.  RCIA, therefore, is a journey into a relationship with God through Christ, an embracing of all God wants to teach and give you, a guided entrance into the Catholic Church, and a prepared reception of God's grace in the Sacraments.  See the following orientation document for more information: 

Step 2:  RCIA

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The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Today's Readings:

  • ​Revelations:  7:2-4, 9-14
  • Psalm: 24:1BC-2, 3-4AB, 5-6
  • 1 John: 3:1-3
  • Matthew: 5:1-12A
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Mass Times:  All live-streamed

Sunday, November 1st

Today's Readings:

  • ​Exodus:  22:20-26
  • Psalm: 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51
  • 1 Thessalonians: 1:5C-10
  • Matthew: 22:34-40
Mass Times:  All live-streamed
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Solemnity of All Saints

Sunday, November 22nd

St. Dominic Young Adults
7pm Adoration & Confessions
7:30pm Group Rosary followed by Benediction

St. Dominic Cenacle
7pm - Join Cenacle as they watch    Episode 7 of "The Chosen"
together via Zoom.

Today's Readings:

  • ​Isaiah: 45:1, 4-6
  • Psalm: 96:1, 3, 4-5, 7-8, 9-10
  • 1 Thessalonians: 1:1-5B
  • Matthew: 22:15-21
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Mass Times:  All live-streamed
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday, October 18th

You can click on the following link in order to access the parish calendar:

Parish Calendar

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.   —Hebrews 13:8

Christ yesterday and today, the Beginning and the End, the Alpha and the Omega:  All time belongs to Him and all ages.  To Him be glory and power through every age and forever.  Amen.   —Easter Vigil (prayer accompanying the inscription of the Paschal Candle)
Mass Times:  All live-streamed
  • 5pm Saturday (Vigil)
  • 8am 
  • 10:30am 
  • 5pm
  • (See YouTube link below for live-streaming)
Today's Readings:

  • ​Isaiah: 5:1-7
  • Psalm: 80:9, 12, 13-14, 15-16, 19-20
  • Philippians: 4:6-9
  • Matthew: 21:33-43
​Join SDYA as they watch
Episode 2 of "The Chosen"
together via Zoom @ 7pm. 

​A discussion will follow. 

St. Dominic Young Adults
7pm Adoration & Confessions
7:30pm Group Rosary followed by Benediction

For all young adults in their 20's and 30's

Live-Streamed Masses
8am Mass
11:45am Rosary & 12:10p Mass

(The times below are our normal schedule, outside of the COVID-19 shutdown.)
9:45 - 10:30am
 & 11:45am
(before and after the 10:30am Mass)
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Fraternity Meeting​

June 6 & 7
(Saturday & Sunday)

  • 12pm in the Priory Chapel
  • 1pm in the Parish Meeting Room
Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center

​Donation Collection
We will be collecting your donations
of practical baby items, like diapers, wipes and formula for the Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center at each Mass this weekend. 
​
Place your items on the cart
at the back of the church. 

Thank you for showing support for those
​families that have chosen life.

August 29
(Saturday Morning)

May 30
(Saturday Morning)

SOME

​(So Others Might Eat)
St. Dominic's SOME meal will be provided Saturday, August 29th.  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.

May 23 & 24
(Saturday & Sunday)

We will be collecting your donations
for the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
this weekend at each Mass.  
​
Please make sure your items are unopened and have not expired.

Place your items on the cart 
​at the back of the church. 
Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

Food items collected will be distributed to our neighbors in the Southwest and Southeast communities.