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Upcoming Parish Events/ActivitiesAdult Instruction in the Catholic Faith - OCIA classes. Held on Sunday mornings in the rectory from 10:40 to 11:50 AM. These sessions are free and all materials are provided. Contact Fr. Joe at the rectory at 301-249-2266 or via EMAIL
Community Outreach - Next weekend, November 14-18, 2026 we will collect canned meats for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. These items can be place in the baskets in the back of the Church. We are in much need of boxes (zerox size) in which to pack food. Boxes can be dropped off on the Rectory porch at any time. Monetary donations are appreciated to help pay for the purchase of turkeys, bread and potatoes for the food baskets. Please label all donations Thanksgiving Baskets and place them in the Poor Box.
You are invited to the Black Catholic History Month celebration on Saturday afternoon, November 14, hosted by our parish in partnership with the Archdiocesan Office of Cultural Diversity and Outreach. The day's events will highlight the legacy of Holy Family and the contributions of Black Catholics. It will conclude with praise and worship, followed by a Vigil Mass celebrated by recently ordained Auxiliary Bishop Robert Boxie, III. For more information, contact parishioner Sherry Pollock (301-758-1119).
Immaculate Conception Novena - join the Legion of Mary in a 9 day (novena) of prayer from Sunday, November 29 to December 7 at 7 PM in the Parish Chapel.
Christmas "Gifts" Baskets - This is a raffle offered by the parish Sodality. Tickets are $5.00 and will be sold after all Masses on December 5, 6 12 &13. The drawing will be held after the noon Mass on December 13th. -
Ladies Auxiliary #16 Knights of St. John International
Meetings are held on the 2nd Sunday of each month in the Heritage Room of the Michael C. Kidd Parish Center. Time of the meeting is from 1:30 - 3:00 PM. For more information please contact Felicia Powell via email. -
UAF - United African Fellowship“One Faith, Many Cultures, One Family in Christ” Are you of African heritage? Caribbean? African American? Or do you simply love and support African culture?
Join us as we launch a new ministry that celebrates African spirituality, culture, family, and service! Our Mission: To unite and empower the Diasporan African community at Holy Family through faith, fellowship, and cultural expression. We will Offer: Spiritual support and mentorship, cultural events and music, youth engagement, outreach to our communities here and abroad, a voice and presence in our parish life.
Open to all who share in the vision! Upcoming Interest Meeting: To be determined (For more information contact Ngozi Ikeji at EMAIL.