2024 Annual Diocesan Appeal: Sharing His Love with Others

By God’s grace, in our prayer, worship, reception of the sacraments, we receive all that we need to share his love and hand on our faith to a new generation. Gifts to the Annual Diocesan Appeal help to build up the Church and answer the call to Share His Love with Others. When you support the Annual Diocesan Appeal, you help transform the lives of people…


Statement and Call to Action by Bishop Burbidge and Bishop Knestout on Assisted Suicide Legislation February 5, 2024

Legislation to legalize physician assisted suicide is moving rapidly in this year’s Virginia General Assembly session. The Senate and House have both taken steps to advance this lethal measure. Within the next week, floor debates in one or both chambers…

A message from the Diocese of Richmond:

With the busy schedules of all our families, we want to offer a reminder to all staff, volunteers and parishioners to be vigilant against online & text messaging scams. Scammers are out in full force and we’ve gotten a few reports of multiple attempts. Don’t be taken by those out to use the busyness and good will of your heart to do harm. A few things to…


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First established in 1995, we are the Roman Catholic Church community in Christiansburg.   Started as a mission parish of St.  Mary’s Blacksburg , we have grown to a multi-cultural community of over 200 families.   We welcome you to become a part  of our growing family.

Daily Reading

Wednesday of the Sixth Week of Easter
Reading 1 Acts 17:15, 22—18:1 After Paul's escorts had taken him to Athens,they came away with instructions for Silas and Timothyto join him as soon as possible.Then Paul stood up at the Areopagus and said:"You Athenians, I see that in every respectyou are very religious.For as I walked around looking carefully at your shrines,I even discovered an altar inscribed, 'To an Unknown God.'What therefore you unknowingly worship, I proclaim to you.The God who made the world and all that is in it,the Lord of heaven and earth,does not dwell in sanctuaries made by human hands,nor is he served by human…

Lecturas Diarias

Miércoles de la VI semana de Pascua
Primera lectura Hch 17, 15-16. 22–18, 1 En aquellos días, los cristianos que ayudaron a Pablo a escapar de Berea, lo llevaron hasta la ciudad de Atenas. Pablo los envió de regreso con la orden de que Silas y Timoteo fueran a reunirse con él cuanto antes.Un día, mientras los esperaba en Atenas, Pablo sentía que la indignación se apoderaba de él, al contemplar la ciudad llena de ídolos. Entonces se presentó en el Areópago y dijo:"Atenienses: Por lo que veo, ustedes son en extremo religiosos. Al recorrer la ciudad y contemplar sus monumentos, encontré un altar con esta inscripción:…