The Roman Catholic Church in Washington is a community of men and women of all ages, racesand cult This is what binds us together.Our Archdiocese comprises the District of Columbia and five Maryland counties: St. Mary's,Charles, Calvert, Prince Georges and Montgomery. The population therefore lives in rural, urbanand suburban environments, having both common and also very specific needs.
Archdiocesan Pastoral Center
5001 Eastern Avenue
Hyattsville, Maryland

400 Hundred Michigan Ave., Northeast Washington DC 20017 (202) 526-8300

6001 Western Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20015-2423
Tel : (202) 966-6575

Byzantine Catholic Mission of Montgomery CountyMaryland. We meet at the Mother of God School in Gaithersburg MD.

Dedicated to providing the full corpus of Gregorian chant for churches in the Archdiocese of Washington, DC that offer the traditional Latin Mass. Links to regional Latin Masses provided.

This web site presents academically and pastorally, the 800-year old Carmelite tradition, one of the historical spiritual paths withinthe Catholic Church, to the people of God who are interested in the continuous growth and development of their spiritual lives.
1600 Webster Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C.
Tel: (202) 635-3534

The Catholic Alumni Club (CAC) of Washington, D.C. is a social organization of over 300 single professional Catholics ages 21-65, enjoying each other's company in a wide variety of social, religious, and cultural settings. Our primary purpose is to bring together men and women of similar backgrounds for camaraderie and friendship.

Catholic Charities USA's goal is to reduce poverty, support families, and empower communities inthe United States.
1731 King Street, Suite 200
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Tel: (703) 549-1390

Epiphany of Our Lord Byzantine Catholic ChurchAnnandale, VA

1350 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 303 Washington, DC 20036 Voice: 202/223-3550 Fax: 202/296-9295 E-Mail: INFO@FADICA.ORG

Manassas, VA, USA Eternal Word Television Network is the most comprehensive Catholic Website on the Internet. News, information, and more pertaining to the Catholicfaith.

Good Shepherd parish was formed in May 1965 by Bishop John J. Russell of the Diocese of Richmond in response to the remarkable growth of Fairfax County during the early 1960's. The boundaries of the parish encompass the historic Mount Vernon Estate and most of George Washington's farms including River Farm to the north and Mansion Farm on the south. The Potomac River forms the eastern border and the historic community of Gum Springs is on the west, bounded by U.S. Route One.
8710 Mt. Vernon Highway, Alexandria, Virginia, 22309
Telephone 703-780-4055

36th Street between N & O Streets, NW, Washington, DC 20007
Tel : 202-337-2840

JSEA is a membership organization serving 46 Jesuit high schools in the continental United States and Puerto Rico. Its members draw their inspiration from the spiritual vision of St. Ignatius Loyola and from the apostolic mission of the Society of Jesus.

Kidane-Mehret Ge'ez Rite Catholic Church in Washington D.C. was establishedin 1984 as an Eastern rite parish by Cardinal James A. Hickey and with FatherTesfamariam Baraki as its pastor.

John Paul I is one of the most active councils in the state of Virginia. We are a Catholic, family, fraternal, service organization with over 350 members serving the Dale City, VA community since 1978.
6001 Hoadly RdDale City, VA 22193
703-590-5962

Menu-driven, multipage graphic and text discussion/description of Mary'smessages, miracles, and appearances.

Perhaps the best way to visualize the Center's mission is as a safe haven for those who are journeying on the road to Emmaus. As people come together here, they will, at some point, begin to share their faith. It is through learning about and facing the challenges of faith and also sharing with others along our journey of faith that we come to discover the very presence of God and understand our universal call to holiness as followers of Christ. It is the hope of the Center that it can provide the atmosphere and the resources needed for those who visit to discover their faith or to just reflect on their journey to Emmaus. And although each visitor's stay may be short, the Center invites us to put our faith into action.

St. Martin's Church was established in 1902, with Rev. Eugene Hannon as the founding pastor. Our history and heritage can best be summed up by the headline that appeared in one of the local newspapers in 1963: "St. Martin's Church United by Charity, Dedicated to Service."
Rev. Michael J. Kelley, Pastor
1908 North Capital Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20002
Rectory: (202) 232-1144

"St. Anthony's Parish, located in the Brookland area of northeast Washington, D.C., is a Catholic community of faith-filled Christians. We celebrate Christ's life and presence through vibrant and meaningful worhsip, and a rich community life based on openness, unity and love. We proclaim the Good News through hospitality, education and evangelization.
Tel : 202-526-8822

St. Joseph's is a holy place where thousands of families and individuals have prayed together. When German immigrants founded this parish to betheir national shrine over 125 years ago, they could never have imagined the ways in which St. Joseph's would change, grow, and find expression asa people of faith.
313 Second Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
Tel: 202.547-1223

St. Marys Church of Annapolis, Maryland.

The official site of the Cathedral of Saint Matthew the Apostle, mother church of the Archdiocese of Washington.

The Father Usera Association, Inc., is a non-profit lay Roman Catholic Association at the national level in the continental United States and Puerto Rico. There aresimilar lay associations throughout the world, in countries where the Sisters of the Love of God are present. These lay associations honor the life and work of theServant of God Jerónimo Mariano Usera y Alarcón (1810-1891), and serve to disseminate his charism of acting out of love of God in all things.
8310-B Old Courthouse Road
Vienna, Virginia 22182.

Priests/Religious can benefit from a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend. As a priest/religious, you may well have promoted Worldwide Marriage Encounter among your parishioners, students, friends, or family.

The National Catholic Young Adult Ministry Association (NCYAMA) is an organization supporting those who minister to and with single and married people in their late teens, twenties, and thirties. We develop and promote programs and resources while providing opportunities for networking and communication. We advocate for the full integration of young adults in the life of the Catholic faith community in order to connect them with Jesus, the Church, the mission of the Church, and their peers.
Phone 1-888-NCYAMA1
P.O. Box 32253 Washington, DC 20007