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Greetings Saint Augustine Family, Today, we celebrate the Feast of Our Patron, Saint Augustine of Hippo , who was a reluctant Christian despite being reared in the Faith by his devout mother, Monica.
Greetings Saint Augustine Family, Today, we celebrate the Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time . Jesus presents His disciples with a critical question: “ Who do you say that I am? ” Who we say Jesus...
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Greetings Saint Augustine Family, Today, we celebrate the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time . In the gospel, a Gentile woman approaches Jesus with a sense of urgency consistent with the grave...
As 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.
. . . the Christian life requires having the sincere belief that if God calls you to it, He will get you through it! It’s the conviction that God’s will, will NEVER lead you where his grace cannot keep you! Jesus saw something in Peter that Peter could not see in himself! Do you ever wonder what Jesus sees in you? You should. Because today he is calling you . . . .