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We are delighted that you are considering registering to be a parishioner of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church and belong to our parish family!
Worship with Us!
Saturday Vigil - 5:30 pm
Sunday - 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 am
5:30 pm (English)
Domingo -12:30 pm. Discover more...
The Word of God
Prepare to celebrate Mass by looking ahead to the readings for the celebration. The same USCCB site also has a complete listing of the Books of the Bible with introductions.
Readings for Mass
All the Details
Everything you might want to know: location, office hours, when the church is open, and contact portal to reach out to staff members. We can't wait to meet you.
Ongoing Parish Ministries
Francis House
The Francis House mission is to serve the many needs of the low-income, disadvantaged families in Eastern Prince William County. Support our ongoing work. Find out more here!
Homeless Shelter Meals
Support our bothers and sisters in need right here in Prince William County. Volunteer or donate – find out more here.
Groups and Ministries
Explore all the parish groups and ministries on the all-encompassing landing page. Connect and Belong!
The Gospel Considered
Take a moment on the back porch to read a little more about the Sunday Gospel, watch a related video, and gain a little something to consider about this week’s Word of God. Get a cup of coffee and then click the image above.
Bible Study Made Easy
Explore the Bible, one book at a Time. Each week’s Zoom session with Fr. George is also posted online. Invest 30-45 minutes for an eternal reward!
See previous sessions here.
Diocesan Announcements and Events
Bishop Burbidge's Podcast
Find Bishop Burbidge’s reflections, podcasts, and other information at The Walk Humbly Podcast.
Diocesan Events Calendar
Event listing include retreats, conferences, Masses, days of prayers, and events. Access the diocesan events calendar here.
Pastoral Letter
Click the image above to read Bishop Michael Burbidge’s Pastoral Letter on Immigration