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Catholic Colleges and Universities F. Schools INDEX Seminaries ........................................................................................................ F-4 Saint John Paul II Seminary ........................................................................... F-4 Archdiocesan Missionary Seminary Redemptoris Mater ................................ F-4 Theological College ........................................................................................ F-4 Catholic Colleges and Universities.................................................................... F-5 The Catholic University of America ................................................................ F-5 Georgetown University ................................................................................... F-5 John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family at The Catholic University of America ..................................................................................... F-5 Trinity Washington University ......................................................................... F-5 University of Maryland .................................................................................... F-6 American University ....................................................................................... F-6 Gallaudet University ....................................................................................... F-6 Howard University .......................................................................................... F-6 St. Mary’s College .......................................................................................... F-6 Catholic High Schools in Washington, DC ........................................................ F-7 Archbishop Carroll High School ..................................................................... F-7 Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School ..................................................... F-7 Gonzaga College High School ....................................................................... F-8 Saint Anselm’s Abbey School ........................................................................ F-8 Saint John’s College High School .................................................................. F-9 Catholic High Schools in Maryland ................................................................... F-9 The Academy of the Holy Cross ..................................................................... F-9 The Avalon School ....................................................................................... F-10 Bishop McNamara High School ................................................................... F-10 Brookewood School ..................................................................................... F-11 Connelly School of the Holy Child ................................................................ F-11 DeMatha Catholic High School .................................................................... F-12 Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School .............................................................. F-12 Elizabeth Seton High School ........................................................................ F-13 Georgetown Preparatory School .................................................................. F-13 Our Lady of Good Counsel High School ...................................................... F-14 Saint Mary’s Ryken High School .................................................................. F-14 Saint Vincent Pallotti High School ................................................................ F-15 Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart...................................................... F-15 Annunciation School .................................................................................... F-16 Blessed Sacrament School .......................................................................... F-16 Holy Trinity School ....................................................................................... F-17 The Kennedy School .................................................................................... F-17 Page F-1 Updated: 3/11/2019 F. Schools Our Lady of Victory ...................................................................................... F-18 Sacred Heart School .................................................................................... F-18 Saint Anthony Catholic School ..................................................................... F-19 Saint Thomas More Catholic School ............................................................ F-20 San Miguel School ....................................................................................... F-20 Washington Jesuit Academy ........................................................................ F-21 The Washington School for Girls .................................................................. F-21 Catholic Elementary Schools in Maryland ...................................................... F-22 Archbishop Neale School ............................................................................. F-22 The Avalon School ....................................................................................... F-22 Brookewood School ..................................................................................... F-23 Cardinal Hickey Academy ............................................................................ F-23 Father Andrew White, S.J. School ............................................................... F-24 Holy Cross School ........................................................................................ F-24 Holy Family School ...................................................................................... F-25 Holy Redeemer School ................................................................................ F-25 Holy Redeemer School ................................................................................ F-26 Little Flower School ...................................................................................... F-26 Little Flower School ...................................................................................... F-27 Mary of Nazareth School .............................................................................. F-27 Mater Dei School .......................................................................................... F-28 Mother Catherine Academy .......................................................................... F-28 Mother of God School .................................................................................. F-29 Our Lady of Lourdes School ......................................................................... F-29 Our Lady of Mercy School ............................................................................ F-30 Our Lady, Star of the Sea School ................................................................. F-30 Saint Ambrose School .................................................................................. F-31 Saint Andrew Apostle School ....................................................................... F-31 Saint Bartholomew School ........................................................................... F-32 Saint Bernadette School............................................................................... F-33 Saint Columba School .................................................................................. F-33 Saint Elizabeth School ................................................................................. F-34 Saint Francis International School ................................................................ F-34 Saint Jane Frances de Chantal School ........................................................ F-35 Saint Jerome Academy ................................................................................ F-35 Saint John School ........................................................................................ F-36 Saint John the Baptist School ...................................................................... F-36 Saint John the Evangelist School ................................................................. F-37 Saint John the Evangelist School ................................................................. F-37 Saint Joseph Regional Catholic School ....................................................... F-38 Page F-2 Updated: 3/11/2019 F. Schools Saint Jude Regional Catholic School ........................................................... F-38 Saint Martin of Tours School ........................................................................ F-39 Saint Mary of the Assumption School .......................................................... F-39 Saint Mary of the Mills School ...................................................................... F-40 Saint Mary School ........................................................................................ F-40 Saint Mary School ........................................................................................ F-41 Saint Mary School ........................................................................................ F-41 Saint Mary School of Piscataway ................................................................. F-42 Saint Matthias Apostle School, Accademy of ............................................... F-42 Saint Michael School .................................................................................... F-43 Saint Patrick School ....................................................................................
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