La pastoral de Justicia, Paz e Integridad de la Creación de la parroquia San Camilo y programa radial “De Cara al Viento” invita a los grupos juveniles del área metropolitana a crear un canto que transmita la importancia y urgencia de proteger nuestro planeta. No es necesario componer la música, se puede usar la música que ya existe, de cualquier género, hasta la música en el estilo rap.

Every May at St Camillus we gather to celebrate our distinct cultural heritages, but more importantly to enjoy the the sense of unity that we have found here in this very special place.  Oh yeah, and to have lots of fun and eat great food from around the world!

St Camillus' partnership with the Capitol Area Food Bank where we purchase some of our food at significant savings is featured in this video and well as a collaborative effort with the River Road Unitarian Church, one of many parishes and denominations who collaborate with us as we attempt to live out the basic command of Jesus in Matthew 25 when he said "I was hungry and you gave me to eat."    For the complete article click here  

De a su matrimonio un maravilloso regalo!  

Asistan a un Fin de Semana del Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial organizado especialmente para matrimonios de la parroquia San Camilo.

Junio 23-24 de 2012

Así como las plantas necesitan agua y sol para crecer, los matrimonios necesitan momentos de reencuentro para renovar y hacer crecer su amor sin importar los años que tengan de casados.El Fin de Semana del Encuentro Matrimonial es una experiencia muy enriquecedora para todo matrimonio.

El Fin de Semana se realizará en Trinity Washington University, 125 Michigan Ave. NE, Washington, DC 20017, a corta distancia de la Universidad Católica.  El Fin de Semana comienza el sábado a las 7:30 de la mañana y termina el domingo a las 4:30 de la tarde.

Para inscribirse o pedir información, llamen a Baltazar y Gloria Ortiz al 301-879-4411 o a Fidel y Edis Granados al 301-252-2946

On Earth Day 12 members of our community went down the Anacostia River to participate in an Earth Day clean up of the river. In this video you will see how polluted the river was when we got there with bottles (many of them plastic water bottles), chip bags and all sorts of trash. What many people dont understand is that most of the trash comes from places like our neighborhood, (At the same time there was another group from Camillus cleaning up our neighborhood) where people just drop their trash on the ground and it get up being washed down into the storm drains that empty into the river. When we are not conscious we are part of the problem-When we are conscious we want to be part of the solution. This is one of the ways we live out our faith as Catholics-taking care of God's creation that has been entrusted to us.

Do you like to get your hands dirty?

Then maybe you would be interested in St. Francis Builds-our multigenerational parish partnership with Habitat for Humanity International.  Our  trip this summer will be to the Carribean country of Trinidad and Tobago.  It will be will be from July 28th-August 5, 2012.  Each trip costs $1,250. plus airfare.  To hear testimonies from last summer's trip to trip to El Salvador click here - For a short video of our last month's trip to the Domincan Republic trip see below on this page,   To learn more about Habitat Trinidad and Tobago click here

For more information contact Jean Cook at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .