St. Mary of Sorrows (Diocese of Arlington, Fairfax Station)

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St. Mary of Sorrows
Dedication: St. Mary of Sorrows
Type/Classification: Territorial Parish
Non-Parochial: No
Operated By: Diocesan clergy
Venerated Saints: None specified
Diocese: Diocese of Arlington
Deanery:
Address: 5222 Sideburn Rd., Fairfax, Virginia 22032
City: Fairfax, VA
Subdivision: Virginia
Country: United States
County: Fairfax County
Website: No website specified
Founded: 2020
School: No
Email: None specified
AI Confidence: Not rated
Review Level: 0/5 (unreviewed)



St. Mary of Sorrows is a territorial parish in the Diocese of Arlington, located in Fairfax, Virginia.

Established in 2020, this parish serves the community in Fairfax County.

History

According to established records, St. Mary of Sorrows was founded in 2020 as part of the Diocese of Arlington's efforts to expand its territorial presence.[1]

Special features

  • Annual community events and devotional activities
  • Ministries focused on serving the local community

Relics

No confirmed information is available regarding relics or special devotional items associated with this parish.

Architecture

The church building's design and layout are reflective of modern architectural styles, aiming to create a welcoming space for worship and community gatherings.

External features

  • Parking lot and entrance area
  • Outdoor spaces for recreation and relaxation

Interior features

  • Sanctuary with altar and seating areas
  • Sacristy and administrative offices

Art and Devotional Features

Devotional elements focus on the theme of St. Mary of Sorrows, reflecting her life and legacy.

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