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Catholic Churches in Washington, District of Columbia
Looking for a catholic church in Washington? The Living Bread maps 19 catholic churches here, from open data. Find one near you or see them on the map.
What is a catholic church? Catholic churches celebrate the Mass and hold to the sacraments and the historic teaching of the Church.
Catholic congregations in Washington
- Annunciation Catholic Church
- Holy Family Seminary Church
- Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
- Holy Trinity Missionary Cenacle
- Mount Calvary Catholic Church
- Our Lady Queen of the Americas Roman Catholic Church
- Saint Ambrose Catholic Church
- Saint Bernard Catholic Church
- Saint Bernardine of Siena Catholic Church
- Saint Cecilia Chapel (ruin)
- Saint Columba Catholic Church
- Saint Cyprians Catholic Church
- Saint Francis De Sales Catholic Church
- Saint Gabriel Catholic Church
- Saint John the Baptist Church
- Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church
- Saint Josephs Catholic Church
- Saint Matthias Catholic Church
- Saint Stephens Catholic Church
A word and a prayer for this church
The church is not the building; it is Christ’s people, gathered. Over the Catholic churches of Washington, and over everyone who seeks God in Washington, the Scriptures speak:
“Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellowcitizens with the saints, and of the household of God;”
Ephesians 2:19 (KJV)“Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.”
Hebrews 13:8 (KJV)A prayer: Lord Jesus, be near to the people who gather as the Catholic churches of Washington. Teach them Your Word, knit them together in love, and make them a light in Washington. Where two or three come together in Your name, You are there. Amen.
People also ask
How many Catholic churches are in Washington?
The Living Bread maps 19 Catholic churches in Washington, District of Columbia so far, from OpenStreetMap. A growing open-data directory, not a full census.
What do Catholic churches believe?
Catholic churches celebrate the Mass and hold to the sacraments and the historic teaching of the Church. At the heart of every Christian tradition is the same Jesus Christ, crucified and risen, offered to all who will come.