Adults can keep active with fellow parishioners with pickup basketball or summer softball league.

Visit Adult Athletics webpage for info.

OLGC Youth participates in the Northern Virginia Junior Catholic Youth Organization (NVJCYO) for Basketball, Tennis, Track and Volleyball, as well as a Basketball House League.

Visit Athletics webpages for info.

Fil/Am Community Ministry is based at OLGC parish in Vienna, Virginia and we work hand in hand with the Filipino Ministry of Northern Virginia in the Arlington Diocese (FilMinNoVA) and the Diocesan Offices of Multicultural Ministries. As a ministry established almost 10 years ago, we continue to be humbled by the support of our Pastor and the OLGC Parish Staff. The Fil/Am Community Ministry is a not-for-profit corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of Virginia.

Sponsored Events:

• Memorial Mass in honor of San Pedro Calungsod in April.
• The Serenata - Fil/Am Community Music Ministry participates in multi-cultural concerts, collaborates with parish choirs during Lent, Easter and Pentecost, sings at the monthly Filipino Mass at St. Bernadette’s Parish in Springfield, VA and provides liturgical music for mass in honor of the Birhen Ng Antipolo (Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage) at the Crypt Church of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC.
• Simbang Gabi (traditional Filipino Advent Mass) culminates our annual celebrations, which is celebrated for nine days before Christmas in different parishes in the Diocese of Arlington. Our celebration at OLGC is highlighted by a pageant called “Panunuluyan,” the Search for an Inn.
• Support the Parol Making Workshop where Fil/Am children make their own lanterns to decorate their homes.
• Outreach work is also done visit panel on Outreach website.

Contact: Chiqui Pacis-Sanchez 571.499.8277

The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest Catholic fraternal service organization dedicated to providing charitable services, promoting Catholic education and Catholic public policy positions, and actively defending Catholicism in various nations. Members from OLGC and St. Mark parishes are part of the Santa Maria Council #4654 located in the heart of Vienna, VA.

Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 8:30 pm.

Contact: Grand Knight or visit Santa Maria Council website for info.

Members are involved with a number of spiritual, service, and social activities designed to support the community of OLGC.

The objectives:

• Promotion of fellowship among men within the parish.
• Increased sense of Christian stewardship exemplified through projects within the parish, other parishes, and community.
• Assist pastor with parish and community responsibilities.
• Provide opportunities for amiable social relations among the members of the club, their families, and friends.

Sponsored Events:

• Monthly Donut Socials
• Poker Nights
• Annual Spaghetti Supper, co-sponsored with Women of OLGC
• Fall Fest
• Halloween Party
• Father-Son and Father-Daughter Sunday events

Contact: Mike Kennedy

Our Lady’s Quilters meets every Monday from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm in the basement of the rectory. Their main project for the year is a beautiful quilt which is raffled off. New hands are always welcome.

Contact: Elvira Jakub

OLGC Church is proud to sponsor Girl Scout Troops, a Cub Scout Pack, and a Boy Scout Troop.

Girl Scouts - All girls of the parish and school are invited to join one of the many Girl Scout troops at OLGC. There are troops for grades K through 8, as well as a high school troop. Girls can make lasting friendships and enjoy a variety of service, outdoor, adventure, and educational activities. OLGC troops are formed under the Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital. Contact: Lisa Assaly

Cub Scout Pack 976 - Dens are open to all boys in the parish and school from grades 1-5. They meet 2-3 times a month with their dens, and once a month with the entire Pack on a Friday evening or weekend activity with their families. Visit Pack 976 website for info.

Boy Scout Troop 976 - Troop is open to all young men from grade 5 or when they complete Webelos II to age 18. The troop is formed under The National Capital Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America and is committed to the mission of the Boy Scouts, community service, with many exciting camp trips, field trips, and high adventure programs. Troop 976 meets every Wednesday night from 7:30-9pm in the Counsel Room, sponsors one outing per month, and sends scout crews to at least one or more week-long adventure camps per year. Visit Troop 976 website for info

Contact: Scoutmaster, Chairman or Admin

This group provides an opportunity for new and long-term single senior parishioners to meet and form friendships with fellow Catholics who share similar values, interests, and concerns. Monthly social activities are planned locally and within members’ homes.

Contact: Marian Reeves

The Women of OLGC organization was founded in 1956. It provides a means for the women of the parish to be active in their faith, to support the pastor, engage with our diverse women, and to raise funds for the parish and various charities.

It also promotes service, social and spiritual gatherings such as a spaghetti supper, senior luncheons, and an annual Communion Breakfast. The members are involved in numerous parish and community outreach programs.

They host five meetings a year that include a speaker or presentation and refreshments. All parishioners are welcome to join these meetings. The board also meets about six times per year.

Every female parishioner is considered a member. Dues are $5 and collected annually in September.

• Tita Brett, President
• Georgene Wall, Vice President
• Anne Moran, Treasurer
• Suzanne Keating, Recording Secretary
• Patty Kenneke Donahue, Corresponding Secretary

Contact: Women of OLGC

A ministry to support Catholics in their 20s and 30s through fellowship and formation in the Catholic faith.

Always looking for new ideas and new members!

Events: Visit OLGC Young Professionals Facebook page

Resources:
Diocesan Young Adult Ministry

Contact: Amy Winkler

The Welcoming Committee four times a year personally calls all new parishioners to invite them to attend one of the monthly donut socials and to stop by their table on the upcoming Welcome Sunday. The new parishioners are greeted after the 9:30 Sunday Mass and given a “welcoming” gift. The committee is the welcoming face of the parish and is there to answer any questions they might have. New members are always welcome and if you would like to share in this ministry.

Contact: Florence Neider 703.255.2139 or Joan O'Rourke 702.280.4663