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Upcoming Events
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Sunday, November 16
Join the Emmaus Walk Mental Health Ministry and Sunday School parents immediately following the 12:30 Mass for “Helping You and Your Child Navigate Social Media,” a practical and faith-filled presentation by Ms. Essence Moore, Dean of Students at The Washington School for Girls.Read More -
Sunday, November 16, 2:30 PMGrab a cup of coffee and join us for an inspiring conversation about faith, community, and renewal!Read More
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Sunday, November 16, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWould you like to conquer your fear of speaking in public? If so, St. Augustine Toastmasters Club is for you!Read More
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Parish News
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12 hours agoDear Saint Augustine Family, Thank you for your tremendous generosity and support of this year’s Thanksgiving Food Drive . Because of you, many families in our community will experience the warmth...
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3 days agoGood morning Saint Augustine Family, Today, we pause in gratitude and prayer to honor all our parishioners, and all men and women, who have served and continue to serve our nation in the Armed...
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5 days agoGreetings Saint Augustine Family, Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome. It is by no means self-evident why the Catholic Church invites us to celebrate...
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Our MissionAs the Mother Church of Black Catholics in the Nation’s Capital, St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church is called to witness our faith in the Living God, His Son, and the Holy Spirit while preserving our Black Catholic Heritage. We are a strong community of believers who continues in the tradition in which it was founded: to advance the education of our children; lead ALL people to a personal and life-changing encounter with Christ through the proclamation of the Gospel, celebration of the sacraments, prayer, and service; and promote the spiritual, economic, and social development of all people. -
From Our Pastor
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Pastor's Notes
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November 2The scriptures tell us today that “The Souls of the just are in the hands of God” (Wisdom 3:1). Today, we commend to God even those who were NOT just! Why? Because they came from families like yours and mine; from the wombs of mothers who loved them and from fathers who miss them. It is not our place to determine or declare the limits of how far God’s mercy extends for any human being that has walked this earth.Read More
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