You and your friends are invited to join us on Thursday, June 27 as we conclude our series on the Rites and Churches of the Catholic Church. This week, we are very excited to welcome guest speaker Gregory McKinney, from Holy Transfiguration Greek-Melkite Catholic Church, to lead our discussion entitled, "Saint Peter’s First Stop: the Sister Church of Antioch and Her Life in the Spirit." From Gregory: "Join us as we look into the ancient and ongoing spiritual life of the first See of St. Peter. Blessed by traditions from the Syriac East, Jerusalem, Constantinople, and Rome, her faith reflects the fullness of the Catholic world."
7:00 pm: Adoration, with Confession available, in church
7:45 pm: Antiochene Churches discussion in the parish meeting room
8:30 pm: Refreshments and fellowship in the parish meeting room
About the speaker: Gregory McKinney is a catechist at Holy Transfiguration Melkite-Greek Catholic Church in McLean, VA. Twelve years ago, he attended their famous Labor Day weekend food festival. With his belly full of hummus and kibbeh, and the songs of Saturday Vespers ringing in his ears, he decided to stay. Nothing has been the same since.
7:00 pm: Adoration, with Confession available, in church
7:45 pm: Antiochene Churches discussion in the parish meeting room
8:30 pm: Refreshments and fellowship in the parish meeting room
About the speaker: Gregory McKinney is a catechist at Holy Transfiguration Melkite-Greek Catholic Church in McLean, VA. Twelve years ago, he attended their famous Labor Day weekend food festival. With his belly full of hummus and kibbeh, and the songs of Saturday Vespers ringing in his ears, he decided to stay. Nothing has been the same since.
St. Dominic's Young Adults (SDYA) is a Catholic, faith-centered group in Washington, DC for adults in their 20s and 30s. We have weekly meetings on Thursday nights from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. We begin with thirty minutes of Adoration with Confession available in the church, followed by a discussion on some aspect of our faith in our parish meeting room, and then end with food and fellowship in the parish meeting room. Once a month, we have a social night where we will go out together after Adoration instead of having our usual meeting. We also seek to do service together at least once a month. The group is led by a core team of young adults and guided by a Dominican chaplain.
St. Dominic Church
630 E St SW
Washington, DC 20024
youngadults@stdominicchurch.org
630 E St SW
Washington, DC 20024
youngadults@stdominicchurch.org
