Forty-seven different members of our community shared their thoughts on Scripture, their stories, and their faith in order to make this booklet a reality. It stands as witness against those who see people as somehow less due to their non-typical…
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Dignity/USA Celebrates 50 Years
As President of Dignity/Washington and on behalf of our entire D/WA family and Dignity/NOVA I want to thank the 26 people from our Community who attended DignityUSA’s 50th Anniversary Conference in Chicago, IL over the 4th of July weekend. We…
DignityUSA Jubilee Conference July 2019
Register today for DignityUSA’s national conference as we celebrate 50 years of ministry and move forward to envision the future together. July 4-8, 2019 Chicago, IL Conference Speakers: Urvashi Vaid: Attorney and organizer whose leadership in the lesbian, gay, bisexual…
Bring Your Shoes to Church
Clean out your closet and bring shoes you no longer need to help someone in need. Brother Stan Goetschalckx (fcgs2009@gmail.com) and the Brothers of Charity are conducting a fund raising used SHOE DRIVE to pay three months of rent on…
Re-Envisioning Dignity Washington
Please join after mass for an opportunity to learn more as the Board presents recent findings regarding the future of the Dignity Center. As Dignity/Washington continues our Re-Envisioning process, the IADR board would like to bring in the whole community…
Looking Forward to Christ’s Coming by Glancing Back! Advent Day of Reflection
Harry Benjamin, from Dignity NOVA community, will lead us in a meditation on, and discussion of, the four primary Documents of the Second Vatican Council and how they can help us experience the love of Christ in a renewed way…
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A Chat after Mass Sept. 23: PrEP 101
After Mass on September 23, Dignity/Washington will host a representative from Whitman Walker Clinic, who will speak on “PrEP: What is it?, How do we get it and who should use it“. Join us at 7 p.m. at St. Margrets…
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Ways to Contribute to Dignity/Washington
Dignity/Washington is a registered designated charitable organization with AmazonSmile. AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon that lets customers choose from the same selection of products, low prices, and convenient shopping features as on Amazon.com. The difference is that when…
Volunteers Needed for Dignity Center Repairs
A study by an engineering firm identified significant structural work that needs to be made to ensure the proper functioning of the Dignity Center. The Board of Directors is seeking members of the community to serve on a committee to…
Iona House: Roadmap to Aging Well Workshop
A Roadmap to Aging Well: A no-cost all-day workshop for LGBTQ people over 60 May 19, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Westminster Presbyterian Church 400 I St SW, Washington DC Further information and registration is available online at: Roadmap to…
Tagged with: Aging, Gay Catholics, Gay Christians, Gay Washington DC, LGBT Christians, LGBT Washington DC
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Join Dignity/Washington every Sunday at 6 p.m. for Mass at
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
1820 Connecticut Ave NW Washington DC 20009
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Our Mass is also livestreamed on Facebook every Sunday.
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