News & Events
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February Offertory envelopes will not be deliveredChurch Budget, the company that prints and mails the monthly offertory envelopes, has notified us that due to supply chain issues and a staffing shortage, our parish is one of many whose parishioners will not receive a February envelope mailing.If you use offertory envelopes, your January mailing should have included envelopes for February 5 & February 12. You are welcome to use the “generic” envelopes placed at the church entrances (& available for pickup from the Parish Office) or your own envelopes until the mailings (hopefully!) resume for March.Important: In order for your weekly offertory contribution to be properly recorded for your household, you must include your name and your envelope number on the envelope you use. If you do not know your envelope number, please call or email the Parish Office to request it.This may be a good time to consider changing to online giving through our program with Faith Direct. To enroll, go to www.faithdirect.net and use our parish code VA310.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we confront this unexpected service issue and thank you for your continued financial support of St. Andrew the Apostle Parish. -
Inclement Weather Policy:
Non-liturgical activities (meetings, special events, adoration) at the parish follow the closing and delay decisions for "Fairfax County Public Schools".
The Parish Office follows the delay/closing schedule for Fairfax County Public School Offices.
Regardless of weather, Mass will be offered as scheduled. -
AEDs at the Parish
Our parish has two AED units, one is located just off the main school entrance and the other is in the church vestibule area. Contact the Parish Office for specific locations.
These AED units are only lifesaving if people are trained in CPR and AED use. Trained responders are the key to potentially saving another person's life.
Consider enrolling in a CPR/First Aid/AED class today!
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News from the Vatican
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3 days agoPope Francis has tapped Bishop Robert Francis Prevost, a Chicago native who currently leads the Diocese of Chiclayo in Peru, to take over the Dicastery for Bishops. -
3 days agoPope Francis heads to the war-torn African nations of the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan this week, where the church has long been on the frontlines of relief efforts amid war, poverty... -
4 days agoPope Francis will further cement his legacy as an advocate for the suffering and marginalized this week as he heads to Africa for the fourth time, visiting the ravaged nations of the Democratic...
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