THE 1997 CATHOLIC INTERNET DIRECTORY

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Washington DC Parish Directory:
       http://www.catholic-church.org/dioceses/washdc.html

Diocesan Offices:
    Director of the Permanent Diaconate:
        Rev. Mr. William T. Ditewig: archdeacon@msn.com
    Office of Peace and Justice:
     Fr. Michael Dodd:
     ColumbanDC@igc.apc.org
    Office of Priestly Vocations: Rev. Mark Brennan: archdeacon@msn.com
Churches: 
The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament:
     http://www2.sysnet.net/~jwalsh/index.html

Little Flower Church, Bethesda, MD:  (old listing)
     Fr. George Stuart:  GSTUARTIV@aol.com

St. Bernadette's Church (Silver Spring, MD):  
     http://www.rc.net/washington/st_bernadette/  E-mail: Angelea Connelly, Web Author: 70430.11@compuserve.com
 
St. Patrick's Catholic Church (Washington, DC):
     http://www.erols.com/saintpat/   
   

Schools:
    Archbishop Carroll High School   
       http://www.ee.cua.edu/~carroll/
    Georgetown Preparatory School, North Bethesda, MD:
       MKnab@aol.com
    
Colleges and Universities:
    

Catholic University of America:
     http://www.cua.edu
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Georgetown University:
     http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/labyrinth-home.html

Woodstock Theological Center (at GU):
     http://guweb.georgetown.edu/woodstock



Catholic Associations/Organizations:
    Catholic Charities of Washington:
          http://www.allenwayne.com/washcares/cathchar.htm 
     
Daughters of the Society of St. Francis de Sales:
        Alice Claire Mansfield, Group Directress: hcikfs@ix.netcom.com

    Knights of Columbus Council #2577, (Sacred Heart Council) Bowie, MD:
        http://www.wam.umd.edu/~amauer/welcome.html
         Messages:  amauer@wam.umd.edu
    National Jesuit News, TM Rochford, Ed.: TMRochford@aol.com 

See also:  Listings for USCC Departments in Washington, DC 

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-- Pope John Paul II, World Communications Day, May 27, 1989