There is a new book available about the Roman Catholic Womenpriest (RCWP) movement. The book examines how it began, how women were (are) ordained, and the movement’s relationship with the larger Catholic Church community. It is a new scholarly study…
Dignity/Washington members will meet every other Thursday to share reflections of faith. The next two meetings are scheduled for June 4 and June 18, from 7:00 – 8:30 pm, and will convene by Zoom. The Zoom Meeting ID is 665-454-7037,…
As many of you know, Len Latham had a serious fall in his home and is still recuperating. Mark Clark also fell in his home and lie on the floor for 3 days before help arrived. Because of these recent…
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…
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…
NEW BOOK!!!! On May 30 the group began reading reading “Leading Men,” by Christopher Castellani. New members are cordially invited to join the discussions. For more information, contact Maurice at (703) 527-9284.
The Dignity/Washington Committee on the Church will hold an open discussion regarding the new Archbishop of Washington, Wilton Gregory. All are invited to attend and to share your opinions about our relationsship with the institutional Church and our new Archbishop.…
Join Dignity/Washington and Dignity/Northern VA as we celebrate the Easter Triduum 2019. If you need more detailed directions to Immanuel Church on the Hill in Alexandria, VA, visit www.dignitynova.org Date Liturgy Time Location More Information Apr 14 Palm Sunday 6:00…
On December 6 the group will begin reading “Fantasyland: How America went Haywire , a 500-year History,” by Kurt Andersen. New members are cordially invited to join the discussions. For more information, contact Maurice at (703) 527-9284.
On November 1 the group will begin reading “Fascism: A Warning” by Madeleine Albright. New members are cordially invited to join the discussions. For more information, contact Maurice at (703) 527-9284.
St. Margaret's Church
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St. Margaret's Church
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