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The St. Dymphna Ministry of Ann provides spiritual accompaniment for people experiencing mental health challenges and mental illness, as well as those who care for them. Members of the Ministry see Christ in those who live with a mental illness and seek to make the parish a place where individuals living with mental health challenges feel safe, supported and have a sense of belonging. Sign up for our email list to make sure to receive our news!

This ministry will provide spiritual accompaniment and support for people with cancer, cancer survivors, as well as those who care for them. The objective of this ministry will be to accompany people with this disease by listening compassionately to their stories and sharing our own. The topics we will cover will include stigma, treatment, recovery, companionship, self-care, and coping. All this is a reminder that you are not alone and that you have a parish community that will accompany you and pray with and for you.

Join us *every* Friday following 12:00 noon Mass for a Eucharistic Holy Hour.

Drop off today before and after all Masses in the Church near the piano! We welcome sellable small to medium-sized new or gently used items. Examples: household and tabletop items, holiday décor, clean clothing, jewelry and accessories (vintage to newer/never worn), toys, books, art, outdoor items, kids’ items, lamps, sports, games, lawn items, small furniture, etc. We also can use clean shopping and grocery bags and packing paper for customer purchases, and clean plastic storage bins to help with sorting (please let us know before you bring them). If you aren’t sure about an item, email your questions and send photos to us at [email protected]!

This year St. Ann DC is again one of the venues hosting Art All Night, an annual Tenleytown nighttime festival! Our talented organist Bob Bright will perform and demonstrate the power of our incredible Létourneau organ at 7:30pm, followed by an up-close guided tour of the organ and choir loft. Staff member Natalie Lucey will host an 8:30pm history and architecture tour. For music and tours, please enter at the front door of the Church, at the corner of Wisconsin and Nebraska Avenues NW. For Gym events, please enter at 4404 Wisconsin Ave. NW Washington, DC 20016.

Drop off today before and after all Masses in the Church near the piano! We welcome sellable small to medium-sized new or gently used items. Examples: household and tabletop items, holiday décor, clean clothing, jewelry and accessories (vintage to newer/never worn), toys, books, art, outdoor items, kids’ items, lamps, sports, games, lawn items, small furniture, etc. We also can use clean shopping and grocery bags and packing paper for customer purchases, and clean plastic storage bins to help with sorting (please let us know before you bring them). If you aren’t sure about an item, email your questions and send photos to us at [email protected]!

The Parish School of Religion (PSR) provides catechetical instruction to children in grades K-8. Parish religion programs also prepare youth for the reception of first sacraments. For over 150 years with hundreds of students, our program hopes to assist parents in the faith formation of their children. Click here to register your child for our Parish School of Religion! Tuition increases after Sept. 19.

Teens in grades 6-8 meet in the Collins Room. Teens in grades 9-12 meet in the Gym. Our weekly gatherings focus on service, social and spiritual engagements. We also have formation and food! Optional 6:30pm Rosary & Confessions & 7pm Mass always follow the Program. Turn in your permission form at stanndc.org/youth

The St. Dymphna Ministry of Ann provides spiritual accompaniment for people experiencing mental health challenges and mental illness, as well as those who care for them. Members of the Ministry see Christ in those who live with a mental illness and seek to make the parish a place where individuals living with mental health challenges feel safe, supported and have a sense of belonging. Sign up for our email list to make sure to receive our news!

Friendship Place Honors Gala recognizes outstanding contributions by members of our community to the cause of ending homelessness. Enjoy great music, hors d’oeuvres, and refreshments while celebrating the remarkable and selfless work of this year’s honorees. We hope you will join us for what will be an impactful evening. Click here to register!

This ministry will provide spiritual accompaniment and support for people with cancer, cancer survivors, as well as those who care for them. The objective of this ministry will be to accompany people with this disease by listening compassionately to their stories and sharing our own. The topics we will cover will include stigma, treatment, recovery, companionship, self-care, and coping. All this is a reminder that you are not alone and that you have a parish community that will accompany you and pray with and for you.

Join us *every* Friday following 12:00 noon Mass for a Eucharistic Holy Hour.

Join us every third Friday for a Game Night at the parish! Bring your favorite games! Open to all ages & skill levels. Directions: Enter the tan, iron gate (situated on your left as you're facing the facade of the Church) at the intersection of Yuma Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW. Continue walking straight through the door directly in front of you.

The Parish School of Religion (PSR) provides catechetical instruction to children in grades K-8. Parish religion programs also prepare youth for the reception of first sacraments. For over 150 years with hundreds of students, our program hopes to assist parents in the faith formation of their children. Click here to register your child for our Parish School of Religion! Tuition increases after Sept. 19.

Teens in grades 6-8 meet in the Collins Room. Teens in grades 9-12 meet in the Gym. Our weekly gatherings focus on service, social and spiritual engagements. We also have formation and food! Optional 6:30pm Rosary & Confessions & 7pm Mass always follow the Program. Turn in your permission form at stanndc.org/youth

Join our Young Adult community for a Third Sunday social at Guapo's!

The St. Dymphna Ministry of Ann provides spiritual accompaniment for people experiencing mental health challenges and mental illness, as well as those who care for them. Members of the Ministry see Christ in those who live with a mental illness and seek to make the parish a place where individuals living with mental health challenges feel safe, supported and have a sense of belonging. Sign up for our email list to make sure to receive our news!

This ministry will provide spiritual accompaniment and support for people with cancer, cancer survivors, as well as those who care for them. The objective of this ministry will be to accompany people with this disease by listening compassionately to their stories and sharing our own. The topics we will cover will include stigma, treatment, recovery, companionship, self-care, and coping. All this is a reminder that you are not alone and that you have a parish community that will accompany you and pray with and for you.

Join us *every* Friday following 12:00 noon Mass for a Eucharistic Holy Hour.

Teens in grades 6-8 meet in the Collins Room. Teens in grades 9-12 meet in the Gym. Our weekly gatherings focus on service, social and spiritual engagements. We also have formation and food! Optional 6:30pm Rosary & Confessions & 7pm Mass always follow the Program. Turn in your permission form at stanndc.org/youth