ALUMNI DAY 2024 EVENT INFORMATION

Logistics

SCHEDULE

DATE: OCTOBER 2, 2024

  • MASS: 5:15 pm
  • RECEPTION AND  AWARD DINNER: 6:15 pm​ ​​

PRICING

  • Those celebrating 1-5, 10, 25, or 50 years : $75
  • Alumni: $100
  • Other guests: $150
  • Table (6 people): $750
  • Sponsor a Seminarian: $100 (suggested)

Even if you are unable to attend, please consider the different giving options listed at the bottom of the registration form, below.

ACCOMMODATIONS

WASHINGTON RETREAT HOUSE 

  • ​Address: 4000 Harewood Rd, NE, Washington, DC 20017
  • Rates:
    • Single room with shared bath: $135/night
    • Single room with private bath: $165/night
    • Rates include breakfast, parking, and chapel availability (upon request)
    • Please reserve your room by Sept. 6, if possible
    • Phone Number: (202) 529-1111

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

  • Address: 9020 Baltimore Ave., College Park, MD 20740
  • Rates:
    • Single room with private bath: $139/night
    • Rate includes complementary  breakfast, refrigerator, exercise facilities, and parking
    • Room Block: “Theological College” 
      Click here for the reservation link.
    • Please reserve your room by Sept. 2. 
    • Phone Number: (301) 441-8110

2024 ALUMNUS LIFETIME SERVICE AWARD: REV. DANIEL CARSON

 

 PASTOR, ST. PETER’S CHURCH, CAPITOL HILL

 CLASS OF 2012

Rev. Daniel B. Carson, M.A., S.T.L., will receive TC’s 2024 Alumnus Lifetime Service Award, in recognition of a lifetime of outstanding priestly service as a Church leader, educator, and charismatic shepherd. He serves as the pastor of Saint Peter’s Catholic Church on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. He previously served as the vicar general and moderator of the curia for the Archdiocese of Washington.

Father Carson credits his parents’ example of faith, love, and sacrifice with fostering his vocation to the priesthood. He is the youngest of four children raised in Bowie, Md., where his family was part of Sacred Heart Parish.

Father Carson received a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Maryland and a master’s degree in accounting from Strayer University. Before discerning his vocation, he served as a computer specialist in the White House and for a research office in the U.S. Senate. Following his government placements, he worked as a management consultant on Wall Street.

After attending a discernment retreat and discovering a strong call to the priesthood, Father Carson entered Theological College in 2008 and was ordained a priest in 2012. He was elected the representative for the Class of 2012.  “Theological College prepared me very well for parish priesthood,” said Father Carson. “As on older seminarian, I felt immediately accepted and welcomed. The strong fraternity at Theological College fostered my success navigating through six years of studies, and the spirituality of the Society of Saint Sulpice was a great support and inspiration.  The faculty, staff, and mentors helped me take ownership of my formation to be ready for the realities of parish life.” 

After his ordination, Father Carson served as parochial vicar at Saint Pius and Holy Redeemer parishes, assistant to Bishop Barry Knestout, administrator at Saint Francis Xavier Parish, and as pastor at Saint John Vianney parish. He then served as vicar general and moderator of the curia for Cardinal Gregory.

Father Carson has been pastor of Saint Peter’s on Capitol Hill since 2022. He enjoys being able to provide spiritual support to members of Congress and their staff as they strive to live their faith. Father Carson also enjoys providing spiritual direction for parishioners, mentoring seminarians and new priests, and teaching classes at Saint Peter School, where he especially enjoys teaching kindergarten through third-grade students. “I see the working of the Holy Spirit in our youngest students because their minds are so open.”

Father Carson was instrumental in starting Saint Peter’s migrant relief outreach in 2022 and the parish’s Saint Vincent de Paul ministry in 2023. He serves on the Archdiocese of Washington Priest Council, the Archdiocese of Washington public policy group, and as a Catholic Extension Society parish partner.

Father Carson is pictured above with former TC seminarians, Father Jacob Gruber (right, Class of 2023) and Father Stephen Wong (center, Class of 2024).

 

 

 

​2024 REGISTRATION

 We look forward to seeing you on October 2nd!

Questions? Please contact us at (202) 756-4914 or [email protected].

ALUMNUS LIFETIME SERVICE AWARD

The Alumnus Lifetime Service Award was instituted in 1991 to honor those alumni of Theological College who have served with distinction and humility throughout their priestly ministry “according to the Sulpician ideal ‘to live supremely for God in Christ Jesus.'”