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teaching divinity by appointment of St. Francis
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Mass Times
Saturday: 5pm
Sunday: 7am, 10am, noon, 2pm (Latin), 6:30pm
Monday–Saturday: 8am
Tuesday: 7pm
The Mass: When Heaven Touches Earth
Though containing a symbolic dimension, the Eucharist is more than a symbol, more than a concoction, however moving and evocative, of our own religious imagination.
In it, Jesus is present to us through his own power and in his dense objectivity as both food and sacrificial offering. There is something terrible and uncontrollable in the reality of this presence.
Confessions and Eucharistic Adoration
Extended Hour of Confessions and Adoration
Thursdays
7pm — How to Pray
7:15pm — Silent Prayer
7:45pm — Vespers led by the Crusaders of Mary
Wednesday, November 17,
7–9 pmCafeteria and on Zoom
Night of the Immaculata
Holy Hour and Rosary – in church
followed by talk on Our Lady by Fr. Kevin Regan, and an ice cream social – Margot Hall
Saturday, November 20, 7–9pm
Thanksgiving Dinner
Margot Hall
Wednesday, November 24, 6:30pm
Pray the Rosary
hosted by the archdiocese Council of Catholic Women
8pm, every evening
call (605) 468-8016 using ID 357090#
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or, text the keyword StAnthony to (202) 858-1233
Make an Online Donation to St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
St. Anthony's Parents Group DC
All parents welcome! Join this online google groups forum to stay current on child-related events, programs, playdates, workshops, meal-trains and volunteering. Email the St. Anthony's Moms group – saintanthonysmoms@gmail.com – to request an invitation to the google group, or go to it directly and click on 'Apply to join group'.
Donations for the Emergency Food Pantry may be brought to the church lobby in the hours it is open. Also requested are hand sanitizers for use in church.
Visit our Parish Facebook page
www.facebook.com/St.AnthonyofPaduaInLittleRome
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Church? Do you know someone who is interested in becoming Catholic? If you want to learn more about Catholicism and have your questions answered, please contact St. Anthony of Padua Church (202) 526-8822 or Andrew Russell (202) 526-2487. We meet every Sunday at 9am in the Ministries Room.