Church of the Incarnation

Mayor Bowser confirmed recently that the District of Columbia could move into Phase 2 of its reopening plan on Monday, June 22nd. The Mayor’s Executive Order allows D.C. parishes to resume public Mass at 50% capacity, with a maximum of 100 persons. The Mayor’s Office also published an additional guidance document for places of worship during Phase 2,which clarifies that the 50%/100-person capacity limit also applies to weddings, funerals, religious education classes, youth events, and other parish programming in the District during Phase 2.The Mayor’s Order also Staes that “Groups of persons attending [seated] together shall not exceed ten (10) persons. Each group must be seated at least six (6) feet from each other group. Places of worship that choose to operate on this limited basis must clean the facility between services and are encouraged to take reservations and assign seats to conform to this requirement and so as to facilitate contact tracing. Singing, choirs, all physical touching of others, and the passing or sharing of items pose particular dangers and are discouraged so as to prevent the spread of COVID-19.”
We are pleased to announce that Incarnation has implemented the mayor's guidance, starting with the 4:00 Mass on Saturday and the 10:00 Mass on Sunday.

Use the link below to view the latest updates from the Archdiocese.

https://adw.org/coronavirus/

You must wear a face mask.,except when at the Ambo.
We need only one Lector per Mass. You will be doing both readings and probably the responsorial psalm. The readings can be found at www.usccb.org/bible or you can pick up a missalette from the Church and keep it in your possession. You can also use your workbook, if you have one .

Incarnation’s St. Vincent De Paul distributes food to the needy on the 3rd Friday of each month. Donations of non-perishable food items will go to our St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry for distribution.

Visit our ministry page to learn more!

During a press conference on March 12, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced all public schools in Maryland will be closed between March 16 and March 27 as part of the state's response to the coronavirus (COVID-19.) Because many of our students attend school in Maryland, our Incarnation Sunday School will also be closed  until further notice.
Updates will be posted to the website.