The most beautiful and welcoming parish in the Diocese. Father Fisher has lead this congregation to become a full community. If you are looking to answer Gods call to come back home, here is a great place to receive Him.

What a beautiful church this is. I am new to this parish and had no idea that it was just recently built. It certainly shows, the architecture is incredible. It reminded me of my church in New York that I had to leave when I moved. I first attended on Easter of this year, and during the homily, Father Nugent opened with "some of you are here for the very first time." I couldn't believe it, it was as if he was talking directly to me, but the church was packed. Gave me chills. I enjoy the services there, but I have to say that I didn't particularly care for Father Reilly's sermon on Divine Mercy Sunday. He brought the politics of abortion into the sermon (something that resembled "Practice your royal priesthood on a pro-abortion politician"), and I thought that was a little bit uncalled for. That's just me, though. Other than that, the service was excellent, it was the first time I'd been to a Divine Mercy service. Father Nugent is amazing and since Sunday is the only day I am able to attend mass, he's usually the one I see, and he always shakes your hand with a "God bless you" in the lobby when you're leaving. I am glad to have found this gem of the Diocese.

Beautiful new church. Worth the trip to read over and meditate on the various stones from the Holy Land that are under the floor. The life of Christ in Annandale.