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We, the people of St Joseph, a Eucharistic community celebrating the presence of Jesus Christ in sacrament and one another, are called: to proclaim and spread the Good News of Jesus Christ by word and example. The people of St. Mary Catholic Church are a family orientated parish with deep roots in our community and are dedicated to proclaiming the teachings of Jesus Christ through ministry and family. The mission of St. Francis Xavier Parish is Our mission is to strive to be a caring Christian community through service to God and our neighbors. We will work to reach all members, young and old for the purpose of worship and education. The Mission of Sacred Heart Parish is to be a visible sign of Christ as a Catholic community proclaiming God's word, celebrating the Holy Eucharist, and putting to use our God-given talents through service to the church and outreach to others in mission.

It is the mission of Sacred Heart School to provide dual language education in English and Spanish within a Catholic elementary and secondary setting. Our program nurtures the complete development of each individual student academically, socially, and spiritually. We work to offer rigorous academic programs, and align our instruction and daily interactions with Catholic values and faith.

St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church and Parish Mars Hill, NC and Sacred Heart Catholic Church (Mission) Burnsville, NC.

The history of the Archdiocese of Delhi and its Cathedral is inalienably related to the establishment of the Catholic Mission of Agra which later became the Archdiocese of Agra.

Since 1914, Saint Rita Parish has served the spiritual needs of this community. Please join us, as together we worship God and grow in love for one another under the protection of our patroness, Saint Rita of Cascia. PASTOR: Father Daniel Gee. HISTORY: In 1912, a group of involved, dedicated women, the 'Ladies Seminarian Society', gathered the children of Catholic families living in the area then known as Saint Elmo-Abington-Del Ray and proceeded to instruct them in the Catholic faith in a cobbler's shop. This was the beginning of the rich history of Saint Rita parish in Alexandria. By 1914 permission had been secured from Bishop O'Connell to build a church and a name was chosen, placing the project under the care of Saint Rita of Cascia, the patroness of 'impossible causes'. Ground was broken for the original Saint Rita Church on Hickory Street in Mt. Ida in March of 1914. Dedicated in October of the same year, Masses were said by priests from Saint Mary's until the 'Mission' became a parish in 1924 with its own pastor, Father Leonard Koster. Dominican Sisters and Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart began religious education for children in the parish, traveling from Washington and Baltimore by train and streetcar. Capuchin Fathers also helped out at Saint Rita and became an important part of the church community. By 1940 the parish had grown to 1,000 and a new church was needed. Father Koster secured three acres on Russell Road from the Beall and Conlon families. After Father Koster's transfer in 1947, the new pastor, Father Gallagher, embarked on a program of construction which would give Saint Rita a complete plant including church, school, rectory, convent and annex. Even with the difficulty of securing materials during the Korean War, Saint Rita Church was dedicated on December 18, 1949, with Bishop Ireton laying the cornerstone. Described as a beautiful example of Gothic architecture, the church was constructed of Virginia fieldstone and Indiana limestone. LOCATION: Saint Rita Parish is conveniently located at the intersection of Glebe and Russell Roads in Alexandria. It is easily accessed from Interstate 395, U.S. Route 1 (Jefferson Davis Highway), the Pentagon, Crystal City and Washington-Reagan National Airport.