Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday is February 18th. Ashes will be distributed at all Masses and the Noon Service listed below.
8:30 AM Daily Mass
10:00 AM School Mass
12:00 PM Prayer Service with Ashes
7:30 PM Bilingual Mass
Stations of the Cross are held every Friday during Lent beginning on the 20th of February.
7:00 PM English ~ 8:00 PM Spanish
“Here I am, Lord! Teach me how to seek you and find you in prayer this Lent.”
Miercoles de Ceniza
Miércoles de Ceniza es el 18 de febrero. Las cenizas se repartirán en todas las Misas y en el Servicio del mediodía, los horarios son los siguientes:
8:30 AM Misa Diaria
10:00 AM Misa Escolar
12:00 PM Servicio de oración con cenizas
7:30 PM Misa Bilingue
El Vía Crucis se llevara acabo todos los viernes durante la Cuaresma, comenzando el 20 de febrero.
7:00 PM Ingles ~ 8:00 PM Español
“¡Aquí estoy, Señor! Enséñame a buscarte y encontrarte en la oración durante esta Cuaresma.”
Mass TimesSaturday Vigil / Vigilia del Sábado
4:00 PM (English) & 7:00 PM (en Español)
Sunday / Domingo
8:00 AM, 9:45 AM, 11:30 AM, 1:30 PM (en Español) 6:00 PM
Daily Mass Schedule / Misa Diaria
Monday – Saturday / Lunes-Sabado 8:30 AM
Due to COVID-19, there are many precautions we must take for health and safety of all our parishioners and friends. A mask or facial covering must be worn to attend a Mass. Attendees MUST arrive 15 minutes before Mass begins.
View the Archdiocese of Washington’s Coronavirus Dispensation and Prayers.
On October 13, 2024, the Catholic Women Association (CWA), Our Lady Queen of the Holy Rosary Branch, at St. Matthias the Apostle, celebrated their Diamond Anniversary. Our pastor Fr. Avelino Gonzalez celebrated the 11:30 am Sunday Mass which included special songs and prayers honoring the CWA, followed by a reception at Friendship Hall. Many members of other CWA chapters came to the event from as far away as Pennsylvania. We thank everyone that made the event such a success and joyous occasion.
The Lanciano Miracle, one of the most profound Eucharistic miracles in the history of the Church. Discover how a doubting priest in the 8th century witnessed the transformation of bread and wine into human flesh and blood, reinforcing the Catholic doctrine of the Real Presence. Featuring insights from Brother Santino Verna, custodian of the relics, and cardiologist Franco Serafini, this video delves into the mystery, faith, and divine intervention surrounding the Eucharist.
