As directed by Archbishop Gregory for the entire Archdiocese of Washington, there will be no public Masses until March 28 as a precaution against further transmission of the coronavirus. Archbishop Gregory has dispensed all Catholics in the Archdiocese of Washington from the obligation to attend Mass during this period. https://adw.org/coronavirus/

Please read the letter from the Pastor regarding prudence and Coronavirus Preparation at St. E's.

Ash Wednesday is February 26th. Mass will be held at 7:00 am, 8:30 am, 11:30 am, 6:00 pm, and 7:30 pm. Confessions will still be held at 7:00 pm.

When MoCo Schools are canceled, all parish activities are canceled for the day.

Our annual fundraiser of selling Christmas Trees is back again! Nursery Hours: Monday-Friday 12 pm-9 pm Saturday - Sunday 9 am - 9 pm. Sales end when the last tree is sold!

Happy Veterans Day! Check out this article on one of our brave parish veterans. https://cathstan.org/news/local/his-catholic-faith-means-everything-to-100-year-old-survivor-of-battle-of-midway

As we celebrate our parish patronal feast of St. Elizabeth today, may we imitate her generosity to her pregnant cousin, the Blessed Virgin Mary, as we share our gifts with our parish family in the year ahead!

*Please Note* No Confessions on November 6th There will be no confessions on Wednesday, November 6th, Eucharistic Adoration will still be held from 7-8 pm.

Introducing our new Associate Pastor… Fr. Stefan Megyery Born and raised in Germany, but also has a Hungarian passport. Earned a Ph.D. in history. Was a tennis chair umpire and swimming referee His first official day with us will be July 10.

By popular demand, we will offer a Life in the Spirit mini-series this June and July at St. Elizabeth’s! The Tuesday sessions will run from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on June 25, July 9 and July 23 in our school auditorium.

Easter message from the Pastor

As a parish we have advocated and prayed for three simple things for a holier Church: truth, accountability, and transparency. Our Three Simple Things Novena of Sundays ended February 24 on the last of the four-day Vatican summit to address the protection of minors in the Catholic Church. Where do we stand today? Have our prayers been answered? The short answer is “not yet.” But there are hopeful signs.

An announcement of the successor to Mary Linehan, who retired at the end of January. Welcome, Sharon Carbonell, our new parish business manager!

Dear St. E’s parish family, Last Sunday at our 5:00 and 9:00 Masses I pointed out some similarities between the situation in ancient Corinth and the recent uproar over a few students from Covington Catholic High School. Quite a few of you asked me to make my text available, so I have provided it below. Please continue to pray for our country. Sincerely in Christ, Msgr. Bill Parent

Dear friends in Christ, This Wednesday, January 30, will be Mary Linehan’s last day as our Director of Finance. She is retiring after serving St. E’s for over 12 years in this capacity. Mary had actually planned to retire last June, but in light of all the other staff changes last summer, I asked her to stay on. I will be forever grateful for her willingness to do so. Mary has a well-deserved reputation as one of the best parish finance directors in the Archdiocese of Washington. Her financial expertise, wisdom, dependability, and deep personal faith have been tremendous blessings to us all. I cannot overstate her importance behind the scenes in keeping our parish operating smoothly. On behalf of our entire St. Elizabeth’s parish family, I wish to thank Mary for her generous service to us. We’ll certainly miss her, and we wish her all the best in this new stage of her life. With kind personal regards, I am Sincerely in Christ, Msgr. Bill Parent

Due to inclement weather, on Sunday, January 13th, Christian Formation Classes will be canceled and the 5th Grade will NOT be assisting the 9:00 am Mass.

Three Simple Things Novena Prayer Card

Christmas Message from the Pastor.