progressive Catholic church in Rockville/DC/Arlington area?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St Charles in Arlington has a very active and good size young adults group and the Sunday 6pm mass was originally set up specifically for this group. This is largely because of its location in Clarendon. For many years we had progressive pastors who really led by example. The past 3 years or so our pastor has been much more conservative and not particularly inspiring though our other priest is much more interesting.

I think I know the priest of whom you speak, and, yes he is pretty uninspiring and stiff. It made us not really want to return.

Good. That's the point. Cleanse the church of people who don't know what it means to be Roman Catholic.

We just need to wait out this (anti-)Pope before we can do that again throughout the Church.

Yikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Trinity in G-town, sashay sashay!

Are you suggesting the priest is not chaste?

[Anonymous]

St Thomas Apostle in Woodley Park http://www.stthomasapostledc.org/community/young-adults


and Annunciation in Cathedral Heights. That may be a bit more conservative, but the young adults have some good activities. You can find them on Facebook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our Lady Queen of Peace Arlington (surprised no one has mentioned it yet). About as progressive as possible IMO.

That’s because it’s getting crowded. Shh!

[Anonymous]

Another vote for St. Rose of Lima

[Anonymous]

St. John the Baptist in Silver Spring.

[Anonymous]

Sacred Heart in Mount Pleasant/Columbia Heights (NW DC).