We give thanks for all who have served. We are especially grateful for our Assisting Priest, Fr. Stuart Kenworthy, who served as an Army National Guard chaplain. “Defend them day by day with your heavenly grace…” (BCP) #VeteransDay #EpiscopalChurch #AscensionAndStAgnes

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Scenes from Sunday: glimpses of worship in the morning and music in the afternoon — a full day at Ascension & Saint Agnes! #ScenesFromSunday #AscensionAndStAgnes #DCChurch

Tomorrow at Ascension & St. Agnes: We welcome Bishop Mariann Budde for her visitation as we celebrate our sesquicentennial and rejoice with those being confirmed and received. Join us! #Episcopal #DCChurch #Sesquicentennial #Confirmation

THIS SUNDAY! Join us for an evening of beautiful music sung by the choir of Ascension and St. Agnes.

Scenes from Sunday: From a solemn and hopeful Mass for Advent I in the morning to the candlelit beauty of Advent Lessons & Carols in the evening, our parish entered the new season with prayer, music, and anticipation. #Advent #ScenesFromSunday #AscensionAndStAgnes

Gaudete in Domino semper: iterum dico, gaudete. Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice!

Wishing all a merry Christmas!

O God, who by the leading of a star didst manifest thine only-begotten Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know thee now by faith, to thy presence, where we may behold thy glory face to face

Today is Epiphany—so as we wrap up the Christmas season, Ascension and St. Agnes just wants to say thank you. ✨

WILL FINISH BEFORE THE SUPER BOWL STARTS Join us this Sunday for Choral Evensong as we explore the theme of ""Simplicity of Heart for a Church on a Pilgrimage in the Wilderness" Sunday at 5!

We're honored that so many of our parishioners, like these three dedicated flamingos, are willing to brave bad weather to come and worship with us!

How does death touch you? What is the "Art of Dying?" And how does Christ's transformation of death affect how we live? After Mass on Sunday, we were blessed to gather in the undercroft to discuss these questions over coffee in the latest entry of our Adult Formation Series.

How does death touch you? What is the "Art of Dying?" And how does Christ's transformation of death affect how we live? After Mass on Sunday, we were blessed to gather in the undercroft to discuss these questions over coffee in the latest entry of our Adult Formation Series.

What are you giving up for Lent? 👀 Join us on a Sunday (8 AM and 10:30 AM) and for Holy Week (see the schedule at asa-dc.org)

Nothing worth having in life is easy, and the views from this year's parish hike were worth the effort. We spend a lot of time surrounded by a world made of metal and concrete, but God's creation is far more magnificent than anything human hands could build in a million lifetimes

Join us as we herald the Resurrection of our Lord at one (or both!) of our Easter Masses! Easter Vigil with Blessing of Sacred Fire ——— Marc-Antoine Charpentier – Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8 Easter Day ——— Tomás Luis de Victoria – Missa Simile est regnum cœlorum

Join us for our Easter Sunday Mass tomorrow at 10:30 AM! Mass setting: Tomás Luis de Victoria – Missa Simile est regnum cœlorum

"One of my favorite parts of working at ASA is the quiet moments alone with Jesus in the tabernacle. It's a constant reminder of why I'm doing this. Recently I came in to work and found the morning light streaming through the stained glass and I had to get some pictures." –Julian

Easter Sunday we had the privilege of welcoming a packed house to praise the Risen Lord. After suppressing our "Alleluias" for Lent, the choir's excellent rendition of Handel's "Alleluia Chorus" was exhilarating. Alleluia. Christ is risen. The Lord is risen indeed. Alleluia!