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

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.

Our Free Concert Series continues with a laid-back, world-class Mozart program from internationally acclaimed cellist and conductor Amit Peled and his virtuosic string orchestra. Baltimore Symphony Orchestra oboist Katherine Needleman will join for one of the world's most beloved oboe concertos, Oboe Concerto k. 314.

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!

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.

*Tonight's event held in Library* - 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.

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!

Children needed for our Christmas Eve Pageant at the 5:00pm Mass on December 24! A required rehearsal will take place at 10:00am on December 23 in the Church. Children ages Pre-K and older can participate as a shepherd, Magi, or other non-speaking role. Kids over 5 may participate as readers. Click here to sign up!

Children needed for our Christmas Eve Pageant at the 5:00pm Mass on December 24! A required rehearsal will take place at 10:00am on December 23 in the Church. Children ages Pre-K and older can participate as a shepherd, Magi, or other non-speaking role. Kids over 5 may participate as readers. Contact Monica Young at [email protected] to sign up.

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!

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

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!

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

Join our Young Adult community - all are welcome! - for a Holy Hour at 7:00pm on First Fridays of the month in the church, with live praise and worship music! We recite the Rosary and host confessions also at 6:30pm. Refreshments are served at the meet-and-greet that follows.

The Second Collection today is for the monthly Parish Building Fund. Please be generous to this collection, as it provides us the necessary funds to do many improvements and repairs to our facilities here at St. Ann's Church. Thank you! Donate now; click here.

The Second Collection today is for the monthly Parish Building Fund. Please be generous to this collection, as it provides us the necessary funds to do many improvements and repairs to our facilities here at St. Ann's Church. Thank you! Donate now; click here.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Our Free Concert Series continues with Alexander Fiterstein, Clarinet; Amit Peled, Cello; and Martin Labazevitch, Piano. Music is an expression of the soul, and through the God-given gifts of a performer, can bring the listener closer to the source of all that is, Our Lord. Gifted artists, performing in our church, provide an opportunity for people who might not otherwise have the chance to experience this music performed live, to do so in an environment that inspires the human spirit to seek a closer connection to God.

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

St. Ann is a member of Friendship Placés Congregations Committee. We work in partnership with congregations of all faiths to support Friendship Place in its goal of ending homelessness in the DC area. One of the members of the Congregations Committee, Washington Hebrew, will be hosting its annual Martin Luther King Day of Service on Monday, January 19, 2026 from 10am to 12 noon at Temple, 3939 Macomb St NW, Washington, DC 20016. They are inviting othe congregations to come together to help our less fortunate friends and neighbors. There will be a variety of activities, including preparing food, building bookcases, sorting donated clothing, and many more! For more info, email or call Steve Lamm at (202) 309-1505. To register click here.

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.

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.

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.