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The Josephites, also known as St. Joseph's Society of the Sacred Heart, is a religious community of Catholic priests and brothers dedicated to serving the African American community through the proclamation of the Gospel and their personal witness. They express their commitment through sacramental, educational, and pastoral ministry, as well as service to those in need and advocacy for social justice. The Josephites have a rich history and are actively involved in various ministries, including operating parishes and schools, providing a home for retired Josephite priests, offering special ministries, and running the Josephite Pastoral Center, which serves as an educational and research hub. They also publish The Harvest, the oldest mission magazine in continuous publication in the United States, with the mission of gaining support and recognition for African American evangelization.Generated from the website

ABOUT ST. TIMOTHYS CDCWe are a non-profit organization owned and operated by the church of St. Timothy, with a governing board of directors. The Board of Directors members consist of parents, staff, church members, and the community.PHILOSOPHYOur philosophy is that children learn through PLAY. A child's PLAY is their WORK. We provide positive learning experiences through play in a nurturing, loving, safe, and healthy environment. GOAL1.To meet the individual needs of every child enrolled in the program. 2.To provide supportive services for children as needed. 3.To provide every opportunity possible for learning in our natural environment (the classroom) as well as outdoor experiences including playground, community based field trips, and field trips using both public and charter bus transportation. 4.To provide children with life-long skills. 5.To ensure that every child enters kindergarten prepared to be successful socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually.

The Ukrainian Catholic Seminary of St. Josaphat, established in 1941 by Bishop Bohachevsky, has been a cornerstone of religious education in Washington, DC. Since moving to its current location on Taylor Street in 1952, the seminary has continued to serve its mission of fostering spiritual growth and academic excellence. As the institution approaches the end of its semester, students are engaged in preparations for final exams, reflecting the seminary's commitment to rigorous academic standards. The seminary's rich history and dedication to the Ukrainian Catholic community make it a vital part of the local and religious landscape. Generated from the website