Beginning with the weekend of September 5, there will be no Wednesday 12:10 pm. We have also moved the evening adoration and confessions to Thursday. The rest of the schedule remains the same.

Cardinal Gregory and the Bishops of the Province of Baltimore (Archdiocese of Baltimore, Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, Catholic Diocese of Richmond, and the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston) have jointly announced that the dispensation of the Sunday and Holy Day Mass obligation will be lifted beginning on Saturday, June 26, 2021, and Sunday, June 27, 2021.

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Starting April 8, 2020, our Wednesday Adoration will be moved earlier at 6:00PM until 7:00PM. You are all invited to join us either for the whole hour or just for some minutes after work before you head home. Confessions will also be available during this hour as always. Happy Easter and do stay safe always.

To my dear St. Vincent Family, Hope you are all doing well. The social distancing and restrictions on assembling prevent us from celebrating Easter together in the church. But we still proclaim with our lives our joy in the renewal of the world, our Easter joy. Many are suffering from Coronavirus and we keep them all in our prayers. One thing is sure, no one is suffering from the loss of our Easter joy. No pandemic can destroy Easter. Christ is Risen and is alive in our hearts. You are all in m y prayers. Happy Easter.--- Fr. Andy

Our Archbishop Wilton Gregory will be live streaming all his masses during this Holy Week. Please go the the archdiocesan YouTube.

We'll be streaming #ADWHolyWeek liturgies live from our YouTube channel! We invite you to enter into these liturgies with us using worship aids and other Holy Week resources, available soon at adw.org/holyweek.

For listings of live stream Masses and prayers, please go here (adw.org/live-streamed-masses-and-prayers/). Stay safe always and let us continue to unite ourselves in prayer.

Dear St. Vincent de Paul Family, I pray that you are all doing well. This has certainly been an unprecedented week in our nation and around the world. It seems that almost every few hours we are receiving updated information and guidance from the Archdiocese as well as local, national and world leaders and global health experts. I know how easy it is for us to feel overwhelmed by it all, but let us not lose hope. The news we hear seems dire and no reprieve seems on the immediate horizon. But this is precisely why it is so important that we get and remain grounded in our faith. With the cancellations of public masses, I continue to urge you to have your masses on TV and unite each other in our prayers. I will be offering my mass for your intentions. We continue to pray for those who are ill with this virus and for those who care for them, especially in countries that have been most affected. We also pray for health and frontline workers as they face their daily tasks. And we remember those communities, employees and businesses that have been affected as a result of the virus. While lots of things have been canceled by the coronavirus, but love is not one of them. Most of all, let us remember this- God is in control and we are in His hands. You are in my prayers and thoughts. Fr. Andy

Archbishop Gregory has indicated  Masses open to the public, in ALL archdiocesan parishes, missions, and campus ministries will not be celebrated starting this Saturday, March 14th until further notice. Weddings and funerals may proceed but attendance should be limited to immediate family. Archbishop Gregory has also issued a dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass during this time to all parishioners of the Archdiocese of Washington.

Every Wednesday during Lent from 6pm. There will be adoration also during this time and will end with a benediction. Please visit this website for more informations

Every Friday during Lent at 6pm in the church

12:10pm and 7:00pm

More Informations about this Feast

This was published in the Word on Fire on February 2017 and recopying it

Mass on New Year's Day is at 10:00AM

Christmas Eve Mass (December 24) will be at 6:00PM. The St. Stephen Choir will be singing Christmas Carols starting at 5:30pm; Christmas Day (December 25) will be at 9:00AM

We will have mass in commemoration of our loved ones who died on November 2 at 12PM

Happy Feast Day to all Parishioners.