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Parish Mass Livestreams
Watch live or later the Sunday Mass at 10am (English) or 1pm (Spanish).
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"During this time, this is the only Church I get!"
Where did our Social Justice Coordinator hear this claim? Read her reflection and find out!
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Sunday Mass Livestream for August 2, 2020
"The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all our needs."
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Prayer Service for Racial Healing
Watch this moving Cathedral service for healing, transformation, and unity in Christ Jesus in the face of racism.
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Elect Move Closer to Initiation
It was a joyful celebration of the RCIA Rite of Scrutiny in mid-July. See more photos.
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"Being Prophetic People"
Join us for this new 4-session Zoom series beginning Tuesday, July 14!
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Spiritual Support When There's No Visiting
Links to spiritual helps when churches are closed and we're spending lots of time at home.
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Small Groups Study of the Eucharist in Scripture Begin This Week!
Join one of two small groups for this virtual study - Sunday afternoons or Monday evenings!
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Cathedral Now Open Daily for Mass
We are happy to celebrate the Eucharist with you!
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A New Way to Experience the Beauty of the Cathedral
Enjoy a 360° virtual tour of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Nation's Capital!
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Holy Week and Easter 2020
A week both holy and memorable - watch the videos. (photo | Archdiocese of Washington)
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Sunday Music Highlights
Curious about the music heard at Sunday's 11:30am livestreamed Mass?
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Prepare for Pentecost
Enjoy Pope Francis' series of short teachings on the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit as we prepare for Pentecost this Sunday.
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Reconsecration of United States to Our Blessed Mother
Watch and pray with Archbishop Gregory on Friday, May 1, 2020 at 3pm as he joins in the U.S. bishops' reconsecration of our nation to the maternal care of Mary. (CNS photo | Chaz Muth)
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For our RCIA Elect and Candidates ~ A Special Message
Archbishop Gregory reaches out to those who would have been baptized or received into full communion with the Church at the 2020 Easter Vigil.
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An Easter Greeting from Archbishop Gregory
Jesus is risen! Truly, he is risen! Allelluia
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Blessed and Happy Eastertide!
Christ yesterday and today, the beginning and the end, Alpha and Omega, all time belongs to him, and all ages; to him be glory and power, through every age and forever. Amen.
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Adult Confirmation Preparation
Register for May 2020 Adult Confirmation Preparation classes.
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Yet We Will Celebrate New Life and Hope
Our Triduum celebrations remind us that we are, indeed, united in Christ. (photo | www.adw.org)
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The Seven Last Words - For your Good Friday Meditation
Listen to a past rendition by the Schola Cantorum of this musical prayer.
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Las últimas siete palabras de Jesús
Acompañemos en nuestro camino de entrega a Jesús que sufrió, murió y resucitó por todos nosotros.
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Holy Week Events in Matthew's Gospel
Fr. Hurley gives us a summation to reflect upon.
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Holy Week without Tenebrae
Our Music Director reflects on the ancient liturgy celebrated on Wednesday of Holy Week.
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La transmisión del Via Crucis en español este Viernes Santo
A special project of the U.S. Bishop's Region IV and Univision (en español) (English)
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Praying through the COVID-19 Pandemic
Resources for remaining united in Christ in our prayer.
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Homeless Ministry Still Ministering
Many ways to help - you can donate time, talent, treasure, or bagged lunches!
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Blessing of "When I Was Naked" Sculpture
A reminder to look for Christ in the poor and vulnerable we encounter daily
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Archdiocesan and Cathedral Response to Covid-19
Stay up-to-date with a listing of quick links to news and communiques.
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Blessing of "When I Was Naked" Sculpture
A reminder to look for Christ in the poor and vulnerable we encounter daily
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Young Adults Reflect on Deepening Faith in 2020
Catholic Standard talked to young adults of the archdiocese, including Mary Forr (pictured) and St. Matthew's own Social Justice Coordinator, Norma Canedo. (CS photo/Andrew Biraj)
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Catholic Standard Covers Adopt-a-Family Program
Read the Catholic Standard article on this year's Back-to School Drive!
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Celebrating Completion of the Cathedral Great Organ!
Next up - Joy-Leilani Garbutt on March 18, 2020! View the 2019 - 2020 series brochure.
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Young Adult Coordinator Position Opening
Check out the job description and link to apply.
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Welcome to St. Matthew's
The Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, D.C. honors the patron saint of civil servants. The Cathedral plays a major role in the Catholic life of the nation’s capital read more »
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Time for Hospitality?
Learn whey we believe the work of the Hospitality Committee is deserving of your support!
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Visitors are Most Welcome!
Schedule a guided tour of the Cathedral, or a school or parish pilgrimage.
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Mobilizing to oppose D.C. City Council Bill on Abortion Facilities
St. Matthew's Respect Life Ministry leads our parish's participation in postcard-signing campaign against bill. Read the Catholic Standard article on the bill. (CS photo/Andrew Biraj)
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Cathedral Great Organ Complete and Rededicated
The Cathedral's magnificent French Romantic Lively-Fulcher has been completed - time to celebrate!
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Single Servings of Service
Interested in volunteering in a meaningful way without making a long-term commitment? Check out current service opportunities with fellow parishioners.
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Celebrating the 50 Days of Easter with the Psalms - Alleluia!
Fifty psalm lines selected for new inspiration to praise God in our daily lives - try it!
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Confessions on Wednesday Evenings of Lent
The doors of St. Matthew's are open Wednesday evenings of Lent, and The Light is On for You!
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God’s House in Words & Photos
Take an online tour of the cathedral church of the Archdiocese of Washington.
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Advent Music ~ Festival of Lessons and Carols
Join us on Gaudete Sunday, December 15 at 7:30pm for the story of the joyful anticipation of the coming of Christ!
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Feast of St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist
The celebration begins Friday, September 20 on the Vigil of our Patronal Feast!
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Pope Francis Leads Us in Praying the Rosary in May
Pope Francis shares two of his own prayers to pray at the end of our Rosaries, and encourages all to pray the Rosary in May!
What’s New
Rector's Homily for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
On August 2, 2020, Msgr. Jameson in his 10am Mass homily reminds us that "God wants to feed our spirits in every season; no occasion is too massive or mundane to avoid our turning to God with our needs." Looking for inspiration on how to be spiritually fed? Read the homily, or watch the video of the Mass that was livestreamed from the Cathedral.
read more »Mass Schedule
Sunday
7am (English) | 10am (English) | 1pm (Spanish)
5:30pm (English)
Monday – Friday | 12:10pm
Saturday | 8am
before each Mass, and closes immediately
after each Mass for sanitizing.
Guide for Participation at Public Celebration of Mass
Guía para participación en la celebración pública de la Misa
Sidewalk Bagged Lunch Ministry
Our parish Monday morning ministry to the homeless has continued, with proper precautions, through these months of the pandemic. Find out how you can help to feed and care for neighbors in need through this parish outreach.
read more »RCIA Inquiry via Microsoft Teams
RCIA, or the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is an ongoing process of conversion and faith formation that might be for you! We meet Wednesday evenings, including August 5, from 6 to 7pm via video conference using Microsoft Teams. Drop in!
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