Sunday, March 24, 2019
Third Sunday in Lent
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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. Scroll down for Upcoming Events
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March 21
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
Temptation & Temperaments: Choleric |
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7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Mtg Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Mtg Room) |
March 24
(Sunday Evening)
March 26
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle:
Living the Faith Abroad A Conversation with Joann Sparacino
We'll be using the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible. To purchase the study Bible, click the button to the left.
The study questions are available online. Click on the button to the left to view. |
March 28
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
Temptation & Temperaments: Phlegmatic 7:00pm Mass (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Mtg Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Mtg Room) |
March 30
(Saturday Afternoon/Evening)
March 31
(Sunday Evening)
April 2
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle:
The Gospel of Luke: Scripture Study
We'll be using the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible. To purchase the study Bible, click the button to the left.
The study questions are available online. Click on the button to the left to view. |
April 4
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
Mission Trip Panel |
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7:00pm Adoration & Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Mtg Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Mtg Room) |
April 6
(Saturday Morning & Afternoon)
April 6
(Saturday Evening)
What is Passiontide?
Passiontide is a Lenten service reflecting on the significance of the Cross as we prepare for Holy Week and Easter. After the introductory rites, we begin with three stations. These each include a reading from the Old Testament prefiguring the Cross, a preached reflection on the reading, a responsorial psalm, and the singing of select verses from the Stabat Mater--a traditional sequence about Mary at the foot of the Cross. After the three stations, there will be a procession from the back with a Relic of the True Cross, as well as a large wooden Cross. During the procession, your candles will be lit, and the Canticle of the Passion (from an old Dominican devotion called the St. Catherine de Ricci Devotions) will be sung. The large wooden cross will be put on display in the sanctuary for all to see, surrounded by candles. You will be invited up to venerate the Relic, and afterward to place your candle in a sand trough on the Altar Rail. At the end all will gaze upon the Cross and Relic in silence and awe before the Final Blessing.
April 7
(Sunday Evening)
April 9
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle:
The Gospel of Luke: Scripture Study
We'll be using the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible. To purchase the study Bible, click the button to the left.
The study questions are available online. Click on the button to the left to view. |
April 11
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
Work of Mercy Roundtable 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
April 16
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle:
The Gospel of Luke: Scripture Study
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April 18
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
Holy Thursday Seven Church Walk 7:00pm Adoration and Confessions (Church)
7:45pm Discussion (Parish Meeting Room) 8:45pm Fellowship (Parish Meeting Room) |
April 23
(Tuesday Evening)
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St. Dominic Cenacle:
The Gospel of Luke: Scripture Study
We'll be using the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible. To purchase the study Bible, click the button to the left.
The study questions are available online. Click on the button to the left to view. |
April 25
(Thursday Evening)
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St. Dominic Young Adults:
President Elections & Social Night 7:00pm Confessions & Mass (Church)
7:45pm Social Night (Parish Meeting Room) |
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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