It's genuinely Magnificent…read more There are rooms around the perimeter of the building...honoring various countries...those representations 'speak' to the reach of the Church into and across cultures even beyond a western worldview... before the western world as we know it was established. That's humbling.

Attended mass and walked around the Basilica. The space is huge and absolutely beautiful. There's a…read moregift shop. Very accessible by metro, a short walk from the station. 10/10 would recommend!

If you have the opportunity to celebrate Mass here, pls take it! It is a wonderful experience at a…read morebeautiful church. We had the privilege of attending a Palm Sunday service and wow. We were so grateful to be a part of it. The choir was outstanding and there is plenty of room to accommodate everyone. I highly recommend attending!

This is still a great cathedral to visit. Even on weekdays, Fridays I think, they will have organ…read moremusic at noon mass. They offer free concerts from classicist musicians, such as in honor of Earth Day or Mother's Day. The Spanish mass will have special ceremonies, even marches. One criticism has to do with some loafers who hang out on the steps, the same pair always panhandling. The last two times I ignored them, and one of them hissed at me and followed me inside with a threatening stare (as if to ask who the hell I thought I was to not say hello back). I don't say hello because then they want me to give them cash. They leave from the steps after mass, but they time their visits to the church for mass times and then don't even come inside for mass. Maybe the church can put up a sign on the steps saying "No Solicitors Please."

If you haven't been to a Moishe House event yet, you are missing out on something special. Hit…read moretheir facebook page for deets, because there are people here you should be friends with and good times you should be having! Having now been to several more kickass Moishe House parties and events, I've got to add a well-deserved 5th star. Every time I go, it's something different and awesome, and I literally always meet new people I want to be friends with. And when I say "literally," I mean "literally," not "figuratively," which I've noticed is what a lot of people mean. The last time I went they were having a "Sing For Your Supper" event, which meant lots of good ol' guitar-playing, song-singing, harmonizing, and eating ridiculously good food. Oh, and drinking. Duh. PLUS, they now have a house dog. He's a wee bit of crazy and a lot of adorable. This is a great place to check out if you're into finding a place that's got more to offer than keggers (though they have their share). Their events range from small and intimate to huge, festive bashes. And though the idea of MH is to provide a social center for 20- and 30-something Jews (if you're looking for a cool community to do Shabbat with, you've found it), they are wide open and welcoming to everybody (I'm not Jewish, and neither are many of the peeps I've met here). Look 'em up and join the funsies!

A great worshiping center. My aunt attends here, and a few old friends from the 80s…read more They stick to the word and operate a great mission.

I was born and raised in Scientology and particularly here at this Church of Scientology. These…read morepeople are my family and have proven to help me in more ways than I can easily describe. The one thing that is commonly misunderstood about Scientology is that most people believe that you have to give up your earlier religious beliefs to be a Scientologist. This is not true. You can be a Scientologist and keep your earlier faith. L. Ron Hubbard writes in The Way to Happiness as one of the rules to follow, "Respect the Religious Beliefs of Others." Whatever you believe is yours to believe and we would fight for your right to believe in it. We have a free Public Information Center in the Church which is open to anyone. The Public Information Center contains videos on our Founder, our beliefs, and the different humanitarian activities we're involved in. A lot of this information can be found on scientology.tv if you are not brave enough to come in. I only ask that you come in and see for yourself and make your own decisions about who we are and what we do.

Great group of people! The staff really work hard here to help anyone they can. The life…read moreimprovement courses are mind blowing.

Beautiful parish and church! This is an historically black Catholic Church that has a gospel choir…read moreand celebrates the mass with the African American expression. (Vatican 2) If you're looking for a more "traditional" solemn mass I suggest Saint Matthew or Saint Stephen's.

Born in Catholic Country-midwest, I have been on a hunt for a good church fish fry during lent. My…read morehunt was not taking me anywhere, until I heard about St. Augustine's. And I was impressed. I should say as a disclaimer though, don't come expecting some 5 star level cooking, if you are looking for that, you shouldn't be looking for a volunteer cooked meal anyway. But the ladies cooking here really did it up right. I had the boneless fillets, which were fresh, skin on, crispy and hot. Other main courses that were available were a whole fried fish, crab cakes and shrimp. With each main course you get 2 sides (macaroni, french fries, corn bread, green beans). I went for the macaroni and green beans and YUM. You also get a cute little juice box with it, so hey, why not. Everything I had was damn good, it felt like I was back in Michigan.. almost. One thing that really put St. Augustine's Fish Fry over the top though, was that THEY TAKE CREDIT CARDS. It is so rare for a church to do something like this for a cheap meal, but I was stoked. And better yet, the whole kitten caboodle cost $9. I shall be back friends, but only for your fish.. I am not convinced to come back for religious services quite yet.

Hi Everyone, Anyone…read morelooking for sai baba temple, and also aarti on thursday, this is the place to go. Sai Bhajans and Shejaarati at Hindu Temple on Every Thursday from 8:00 PM - 09:15 PM. The temple is located in Adelphi. Bhajans and aarti are done every thursday. This is really a good place if you are a devotee of saibaba. :)

One of the better Hindu places of worship in the DC metro area. Temple is clean and well laid out…read moreand has plenty of parking too - a dream for most Hindu temples! Priests are friendly and well versed with Hindu rituals too.

Such a friendly place! I love the welcoming atmosphere, friendly people, and powerful services!…read moreGlad to make Triumph my church home!

Having relocated to Washington DC several years ago, my family and I were searching for a church…read morefor years that welcomed and promoted Jesus, the unfiltered Word of God, relationship not "religion", diversity, and culture. Moving from the south and being in an interracial marriage with biracial children, it was important for us to connect with people who fostered acceptance and value in community. Churches in America are often segregated and we were looking for a worship setting that embraced my family by including people from various races, cultures, social economics, and age. I think this is a true representation of what Heaven will be like and love that we can begin experiencing that now! Triumph DC promotes a true sense of family, sound Biblical teaching and worship. It's easy to get connected with other people here and avoid the feeling of isolation which the "rat race" of living in the city seems to promote. We're "all in" at TriumphDC and thankful to God for leading us here.