Dear Friends,
 
I am pleased to provide our financial report for the year ending June 30, 2024. Please take a few minutes to review the interesting Parish results during financial year 2024 including our mission efforts, financial performance and position, and statistics. Thank you so much for your generosity!
 
Our parish depends on your continued generosity for its good works. The Offertory is our main source of operating income, and it is used to provide Religious Education, Youth Ministry, Sacred Music, support the parish school, as well as maintain our facilities. Compared to the previous year, the average contribution per household went up slightly, for which I am grateful. You made it possible to make a variety of security improvements, repaint the parish office, and replace HVAC units in the rectory and the school, among other things. This current year we are continuing to improve security, beautify the campus, renovate the confessionals, make the garage a public space, and replace the signs facing Old Dominion Drive.
 
Even though we all are experiencing increased expenses, I ask each parish household prayerfully to consider your financial support of our parish based on the blessings you have received. All our sacrifices will keep St. John the Beloved the wonderful and vibrant community of faith that it is.  Thank you for what you have done and will do in the coming year. With every best wish, I remain,
 
Sincerely Yours in Christ,
Rev. Christopher J. Pollard                                                  
Pastor 

In Testimonium...

Eternal rest grant unto them...

Joan Robertson
Oscar Will
John Connors
Dorothy Steele
Donna Glidewell
Barbara Bodson
Jody Ernster
Lillian Falk
Michael del Vecchio
Jack Rossotti
Mary Ann Watson
Anne Marie Saitta McFee
Bill Waldman
Mary Jane DeCorps
Bill Merrigan
Jean Clough
Susan Kephart
Donald Borcherding
Suzanne F. Briguglio
Albert Hill

St. John the Beloved Bereavement Fund
Click here to make a one-time gift to help us assist bereaving families in need. Use the "Note" field to identify a specific need. Donations are tax-deductible and your assistance is much appreciated.

Sacraments in Unusual Places

Holy Communion can be received in the vestibule after any and every Mass. Outdoor speakers permit you to listen to Mass without coming inside. Our priests can bring you Holy Communion at home as well.

If you desire Confession somewhere other than the regular confessionals, please feel free to call the rectory emergency line 703-835-2808 to request a confessor to meet you in church cry room or in the parking lot.

Neighbors in Need

Many parishioners have volunteered to help deliver groceries or otherwise render assistance to neighbors who are not able to leave their homes. Please call the parish office either to alert St. John the Beloved about someone who needs help or to volunteer.