On Memorial Day 5/31/21, only the 8:00 AM Mass will be celebrated. Join us for First Friday Adoration on Friday, June 4, 2021 from 8:15 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.

With Thanks and Praise to Almighty God, The Archdiocese of Washington Announces the ordination of Oscar Amilcar Méndez to the Order of Deacon.

These revisions modify the “Public Celebration of Mass and Holy Communion Outside of Mass” guidelines issued May 14, 2020 and revised October 15, 2020. They take into account the guidelines of Montgomery County, MD that are set to expire on May 28, 2021.

Third year Theology Seminarian, Vincent Vu, has been assigned to our parish for the summer. Here is a short autobiography.

Congratulations to those receiving First Communion on Sunday, May 23

St. Michael the Archangel Parish has reached 26% of our parish goal of $88,900.

Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders have been characterized by many as the “most educated, wealthiest, and even happiest” group of people. Despite the positive nature of this characterization, it is a stereotype or myth that has negatively plagued the Asian American community since the 1940s.

In this segment, the presence and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders will be briefly exploring in five key moments.

Congratulations to the 2021 Confirmation Class!

St. Rose of Lima Catholic Parish, located in Gaithersburg, MD, is holding a walk-up COVID vaccine clinic on Friday, May 14, from 3PM until 7PM. 300 Pfizer vaccine doses will be available on a first come, first served basis.

In this segment, the presence and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders will be briefly exploring in five key moments.

We are happy to announce that our parish has signed a membership with the Augustine Institute for the program FORMED. FORMED is a technology platform that delivers award-winning Catholic content, children's programming, audio talks, e-books and more in English and Spanish.

Participating in their 18th annual Marian pilgrimage in the Washington, D.C., area, Asian and Pacific Island Catholics were encouraged to be a “family of families” united in their faith, and to make devotion to Mary and love for Christ central to their homes and an impetus for them to build a new and better world.

Organized religions have experienced an obvious and steady decline in membership and active participation over the past generation. We need a transparent way to tell the truth, to hold ourselves accountable, and to return to the central mission of our Church, which is Gospel concern for the poor and the proclamation of the message of Christ for the life of the world.

Wilton Cardinal Gregory was the keynote speaker at the Diocese of Arlington’s March 20 “Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call to Love” in-person and virtual conference on confronting the sin of racism through understanding, conversion, and action.