"A Cantor Takes a Chance" is the title of a delightful story in the November 2016 issue of The Liturgical Singer. Written by our own Thomas Stehle, Pastoral Associate for Liturgy and Director of Music Ministries, it takes us back to the Year of Mercy with a unique point of view.
Thanks for turning out in good numbers this past year for hospitality events! Find out why we believe the work of the Hospitality Committee is deserving of your support and participation as a volunteer.
Do you know someone interested in becoming a fully initiated member of the Church? Will you share this RCIA flier with him or her, or them? RCIA meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9pm.
Monsignor Jameson is now tweeting! Please follow him at msgrjameson. He will be tweeting news and events, spiritual guidance and historical facts about St. Matthew's and its environs.
Morning Prayer, one of the offices of the Liturgy of the Hours, is prayed on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:30am in St. Anthony’s Chapel, following the 7am Mass. We gather to give praise for a new day and all that is yet to be, relying on the Holy Spirit who unites the Church at prayer. Feel free to join this small group. Prayer leaflets are provided each day.
Are you curious about the origins and history of St. Matthew’s as a parish? A new book featuring historical narrative, stories, and images from the past 175 years is now available. Purchase a copy at the Rectory, or order your copy for delivery! View the order form.
Read a Catholic Standard response to a Washington Post online post, "Report: 1 in 6 hospital beds in U.S. is in a Catholic institution, restricting reproductive care"
Pope Francis' visit to St. Matthew's Cathedral, long impressed on our hearts, is now memorialized in a commemorative plaque on the wall behind the statue of Mother Teresa and the Homeless Man.
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