St. Patrick's in The City: Daily Roman Catholic Mass In Downtown Washington DC

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St. Patrick's in The City

619 10th Street, NW, 20001

In the vicinity of

Ford's Theatre, Madame Toussaud's, Spy Museum and numerous other attractions

Nearby Metro Station(s)

Metro Center (Red, Blue/Orange); Gallery Place (Red, Green/Yellow)

Weekday Mass Schedule

Mon - Sat, federal holidays: 12:10 pm

Holy Day Schedule

See http://www.saintpatrickdc.org/calendar.shtml

Confession Schedule

Mon - Fri: 11:30am-12:00pm
Sat: 4:30 - 5:15 pm

Other Devotions

Thurs: Mrs. Mattingly's Miracle Novena after 12:10 pm Mass

Sunday Mass Schedule

5:30 pm (Sat. Vigil), 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 pm

Special Events

See http://www.saintpatrickdc.org/calendar.shtml

Daily Mass in Downtown Washington DC Main Page

nealconway.com: Faith & Culture Without The Baloney

The present St. Patrick's was built around 1900, but the parish is the oldest in Washington, dating to the 1790s. In 1824, Ann Mattingly, a parishioner and widow of a DC mayor, was miraculously cured of cancer. Since then, the novena prayers that are believed to have effected Mrs. Mattingly's miracle cure are recited every Thursday after 12:10 pm Mass. This 2005 photo was taken before an office building overshadowed the church.

One of the old stained-glass windows has the faces of real people, probably members of the donor family.

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