DC -- AU Park -- Saint Ann Catholic Church (4001 Yuma St. NW):
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- STANN_200502_15.JPG: Saint Ann Catholic Church
Parish established in 1869
Cornerstone laid on November 16, 1947
Dedicated on April 18, 1948
Henry D. Dagit & Sons of Philadelphia
Architects
- STANN_200502_24.JPG: Due to the serious concern for public health at this critical time, the Archdiocese of Washington has cancelled all masses at all parishes until further notice.
St. Ann's Church is open for prayer on Sundays and during the week during regular hours.
All are encouraged to pray during this time.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
The Pastor
- STANN_200502_61.JPG: This flagpole is dedicated to the members of St. Ann's parish
Who have served and continue to serve in
The Armed Forces of the United States of America
To protect the freedoms we enjoy
Especially the freedom or worship
- Description of Subject Matter: About Saint Ann's Church
Saint Ann’s Church is the oldest Catholic parish in the part of Washington, D.C., which lies west of Rock Creek Park and north of Georgetown. The present-day Church is the third on the site, and is a larger version of a church, designed by the same architect, that is the cathedral for the Archdiocese of Atlanta.
The origins of the Parish go back to the middle of the 19th century. In 1847 Georgetown College purchased a farm and a house on present-day Wisconsin Avenue, which were used as a place for recreation and a retreat house. During the Civil War, Tenleytown became the site of one of the strongest forts that protected the nation’s capital and was a place for training and encampment. Local Catholics asked the Jesuits at Georgetown College to establish a Sunday mission church; a small wooden church was opened in 1867, across from the juncture of Wisconsin Avenue and Grant Road.
A second parish church, Neo Classic Style, stone structure, was completed in 1903 and is located at the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Yuma Street N.W.
Construction of the current church began in 1946. The church was dedicated in 1948, with a dedicatory sermon by the Most Reverend Patrick A. O’Boyle the new, and first, Archbishop of Washington.
The above is from http://www.stanndc.org/
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