first communion 2019
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WEEKDAY SERVICESMass at 8:15 AM Monday - SaturdayMass at 6:30 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayMorning Prayer at 6:30 AM Monday, Friday Recita on of the Rosary a er Mass on Monday - Saturday
SUNDAY MASSESSaturday Vigil 5:00 ,
Sunday Morning 7:30, 9:00, 11:30 ,Life Teen Mass 5:00
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATIONSaturday 3:30-4:30 or by Appointment
ADORATION OF THE EUCHARISTFirst Friday of the Month8:45 to 12:00 in the Church
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICKCall the Parish Offi ce
P O : 503-636-7687 • Fax: 503-636-9415 • offi [email protected] • www.ollparish.comO L L S : 503-636-2121 • offi [email protected] • www.ollschool-lakeoswego.org
LOCATED AT790 A Avenue
Lake Oswego, OR 97034
May 19, 2019
Love God, Love Others, Make Disciples of Jesus Christ
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC CHURCHFifth Sunday of Easter
First Communion 2019First Communion Is Full of Joy!
This weekend, parents, grandparents, family and friends travelled near and far to witness their children receive the greatest gift from Jesus, their First Communion.
Clothed in beautiful dresses and sharp-looking attire, all 67 children eagerly encountered Jesus for the first time. From year-long formation that occurred in Life Kids and in OLL School, these kids are prepared to continue on in their spiritual journey.
Our fall formation for First Reconciliation and spring formation for First Communion
include retreats, special events, and a unique Bible curriculum that prepares children and parents for this wonderful experience. Special thanks to our creative team of teachers who brought their learning to life. Each child received their own Catholic Children's Bible,so
they could participate with their parents in engaging guided study at home. We are
delighted to say...
Alexis GwynnAlice McClaskeyAmelia Hanna-
BarofskyAndrew HutchinsonAnthony Miadich
Asia BrunettiAuden Yoo
Bailey HellingBobby LeChevallier
MurdochCaroline Schreck
Carson BrinkCharles Dulcich
Charles MatthewsChloe Brink
Clarissa LewisConor Birdsall
Davis McKenzieDelaney CarrollDaLaney Nagel
Dempsey FogartyDominic Burden
Ella PrestonEmerson OdmanEmily Korkola
Emma VillalobosEva Puskas
Gabriel ChoiGabriel Folegatti
Georgienne MuyuelaHarper Gasperson
Hazel BatemanHenry EllisonHenry Sasser
Hudson GrubbJackson Spink
Jaden Moalim-MaticJames Haugh
Jocelyn HaywardKaitlyn MayKasia Marks
Landon BrefczynskiLaythe Townsend
Lily CampbellLogan Fulton
Macy WalkenhorstMaeve Albert
Mary Kate PopeMason LaPorteMicah Perkins
Niall O’ConnellNoah Lanphere
Nolan JonesNora Reilly
Olivia Haiden
Owen PopeRoman Lara
Samuel KeeferSloane Cavanaugh
Sydney NguyenTanner NovoselTess Sielatycki
Thomas HaywardValentina Kassab
Will BlumWilliam AlbersZachary Green
Zachary Lamadrid
Congratulations To All First Communicants!
If you would like more information to sign up your children for this great sacramental formation for the 2019-2020 school year, visit www.ollparish.com/life-kids or email Mary at [email protected]
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May 19, 2019Explore the Sunday Readings from the Perspective of a 1st Century ChristianJoin your fellow parishioners as they listen and dis-cuss Dr. Pitre’s insightful commentary on the Sunday readings from the Mass from the perspective of a 1st Century Christian.
Discussion led by Adult Faith Formation TeamParish Center, Bethlehem Room
Parent Round TableSupport each other in raising strong, vibrant faith fi lled kids, teens, and young adults!
Discussion led by Mary Jane WeberParish Center, Cana Room (1st Floor)
EDGE MinistryMiddle school teens, Jerusalem Room
May 26, 2019Explore the Sunday Readings from the Perspective of a 1st Century ChristianJoin your fellow parishioners as they listen and dis-cuss Dr. Pitre’s insightful commentary on the Sunday readings from the Mass from the perspective of a 1st Century Christian.
Discussion led by Adult Faith Formation TeamParish Center, Bethlehem Room
Parent Round TableSupport each other in raising strong, vibrant faith fi lled kids, teens, and young adults!
Discussion led by Mary Jane WeberParish Center, Cana Room (1st Floor)
EDGE MinistryMiddle school teens, Jerusalem Room
PARISH STAFF Clergy: Fr. John W. Kerns, Pastor
[email protected]. John Marshall, Priest in Residence
[email protected] Kevin Welch
Faith Forma on:Tom Tomaszek, Pastoral Associate
[email protected] Pa on, Dir. of Faith Forma on
[email protected] Brune e, Family Life Coordinator
Youth Ministry:Mary Jane Weber, Dir. Youth Ministry
[email protected] Weber, Coord. of Youth Ministry
Liturgy & Music: Tom Tomaszek, Dir. of Liturgical Music
[email protected] Huston, Music Coordinator
[email protected] Zueger, Ministry Coordinator
Administra on:Sharon Burk, Business Manager
[email protected] Andrews, Development Director
[email protected] Betzer, Admin. Assistant
[email protected] Boras, Admin. Assistant
[email protected] Zueger, Admin. Assistant
Denise Le Chevallier, [email protected]
Mike Bell, Facili [email protected]
Cemetery: Kimi Tomaszek
School:Corrine Buich, Principal
[email protected] Gonzalez, Vice Principal
[email protected] Allori, Offi ce Manager,
[email protected] Heinrich, Admin. Assistant
[email protected] PC=Parish Center Building—Cana, Nazareth, Bethlehem and Jerusalem Rooms; SCH=School—Multipurpose Room, Gym; PH=Parish Hall—Front, Mid, Carpet, Child Care, Cook CH=Church—Church, Loft, Narthex; OTHER=Off Campus Event
This Week
Beginners Nursery - Every Sunday!Beginners Nursery runs every Sunday from 8:45 to 11:30 AM for children 9 months to 3 years old. Safe, enriching environment for young children during Mass or while you take
advantage of Focus on Faith presentations.Parish Hall - West Alcove - Under West Transcept
Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter Homilist: Fr. John Marshall Fellowship After Mass 8:30 AM PH-FRONTLife Kids Beginners 8:45 AM PH-CCFirst Communion Mass 9:00 AM CHEDGE 10:15 AM PC-JSLMFocus on Faith 10:15 AM PCParent Round Table (FOF) 10:15 AM PC-CANAFirst Communion Mass 11:30 AM CHBaptism Class 12:00 PM PC-NAZPrayer Group 2:30 PM PC-PLIBMonday, May 20, 2019 Alcoholics Anonymous 6:30 AM PC-PLIBCentering Prayer 9:30 AM PC-PLIBBoy Scouts 7:30 PM PH-FRONTTuesday, May 21, 2019 Fatima Rosary 6:00 PM PC-PLIBWednesday, May 22, 2019 Alcoholics Anonymous 6:30 AM PC-PLIB
Charismatic Prayer 11:00 AM PC-PLIBCentering Prayer 7:00 PM PC-PLIBThursday, May 23, 2019 Alcoholics Anonymous 7:00 PM PC-NAZFriday, May 24, 2019 Alcoholics Anonymous 6:30 AM PC-PLIBAlcoholics Anonymous 8:00 PM PH-CARPSaturday, May 25, 2019 DOGS Men’s Group 7:00 AM PC-NAZConfessions 3:30 PM CHSunday, May 26, 2019 Sixth Sunday of Easter Homilist: Fr. John MarshallFellowship After Mass 8:30 AM PH-FRONTLife Kids Beginners 8:45 AM PH-CCEDGE 10:15 AM PC-JSLMFocus on Faith 10:15 AM PCParent Round Table (FOF) 10:15 AM PC-CANABaptism Class 12:00 PM PC-NAZPrayer Group 2:30 PM PC-PLIB
Focus on Faith Schedule Focus on Faith takes place from 10:15 – 11:15 AMFor more informa on see ollparish.com/fof
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Mass IntentionsSunday, May 19
7:30 AM For the Parishioners9:00 AM +Robert Goodwin11:30 AM +Eleanor Osborn5:00 PM +Mario Sibau
Monday, May 20 6:30 AM Prayer Service8:15 AM +Lt. Col. Thomas Rankin
Tuesday, May 21 6:30 AM +Frank Sherman8:15 AM +JoAnn Zingraf
Wednesday, May 22 6:30 AM +Eugenia Magionos8:15 AM Int. Julie Rue1:15 PM Sch. Mass
Thursday, May 23 6:30 AM +Al Sturr8:15 AM +Ken Matthies10:30 AM Carmen Oaks
Friday, May 24 6:30 AM Prayer Service8:15 AM Int. Rali Christo
Saturday, May 25 8:15 AM +Audrey Underdahl5:00 PM +Pilar Lanuza
Sunday, May 26 7:30 AM Int. Therese Meissner9:00 AM +Luis Hale11:30 AM +Lucy Francis5:00 PM +Angela Jones
Liturgy, Music, & Prayer
Most of us come to the same Mass each weekend. With good reason, we have a sense that it is “our” Mass and we are invested in how the prayer, the songs, the preaching and the sense of hospitality reflect who we are as well.
When your family invites you for Thanksgiving, Christmas or another holiday dinner, the first thing you usually ask is: Can I bring something or help? It is natural to want to contribute to the work required to prepare a meal and get-together.
In a similar way, for “our” Mass – every regular parishioner should ask how he or she could contribute to the various liturgical ministries. Can I help in any way? Of course, there are good reasons why some cannot serve due to age, young children, infirmity, or current circumstance. But truthfully, if more individuals were involved, the responsibility would be more equally shared. How can you help?
Ushers. We have the greatest need for ushers especially at the evening Masses and at 1130 AM on Sundays. This is a great opportunity for families — parents and children — to serve together. They are not complicated tasks but can bring a sense of purpose about “why we go to church!” Consider the summer as a good occasion to begin. And we need current ushers to consider the role of Head Usher at these Masses!
Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion. Many people consider themselves “unworthy” to serve in this special ministry. But remember Jesus’ response to Peter when he refused to let him wash his feet. We are all unworthy except for our salvation in Christ. You will never have a greater appreciation for the Holy Eucharist than in service to others.
Altar Servers. Busy schedules for sports and activities make it especially difficult for us to maintain a regular schedule of altar servers. We need more youth from our parish and school to be trained as altar servers. Summer is a great time to start.
Scheduling and Training. Our online Ministry Scheduler makes it very convenient to accept an assignment or ask for a substitute if your schedule changes. It can also set up particular service times for certain Masses. We will be offering training sessions for ALL ministries in June. Please consider helping at “your” Mass!
To Get Started: contact Agnes at the church office by email ([email protected]) or phone (503-636-7687) to begin the process of training!
OffertoryWe thank all those who contribute to the support of Our Lady of the Lake Church. Our fiscal year runs July 1 through June 30.THIS YEAR: Week ending 05/12/2019Weekly Collection: $31,517Fiscal Year to Date: $1,335,609
LAST YEAR:Weekly Collection: $32,943Fiscal Year to Date: $1,414,430
Budget:Fiscal Year to Date: $1,394,614
Helping in Ministry at Our Mass
Ministry Training for New Lectors, Ushers and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Thursday, May 23Have you been thinking about joining the Liturgical Ministries and serving at Mass as a Lector, Usher, or Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion (EMHC)? Then join us for a new liturgical minister training on Thursday, May 23 from 7:30 to 8:30 PM in the Church.
Please register with Agnes Zueger, OLL Ministry Coordinator, at [email protected] or 503-636-7687.
The next training will be held Sunday, June 30 from 1:30 to 2:30 PM.
Wondering how to stay up to date with events at OLL?
> Read the Bulletin! > Sign up for Weekly Parish emails by calling the office!
> Visit the Website at ollparish.com! > Check us out on Social Media!Twitter@OLLLakeOswegoFacebook@OLLCatholicChurch Instagram@OLLCatholicChurch
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Faith Forma on • www.ollparish.com/ministries
OLL School: Third Graders Tour Portland Bridges!Third graders from Our Lady of the Lake School got the chance to tour the bridges of downtown Portland. After studying about local communities and the types of bridges, it was the perfect way to better understand the subject matter.
We started out by crossing the Steel Bridge, a truss, double vertical-lift bridge. We learned how it is the only remaining one of its kind. After following the Eastbank Esplanade, we crossed back over the Morrison Bridge. The Morrison Bridge is a fixed trunnion bascule mov-
able bridge. While on the Morrison, we had the amazing opportunity to tour the bridge tower and see all of the working parts. While there, near the counterweight, we got to see what happens when the bridge mechanic opened the bridge. This was extremely exciting, and many students said that was their favorite part of the tour.
After eating lunch in Pioneer Courthouse Square, we took a streetcar and walked across the Tilikum Crossing Bridge. This bridge is a cable-stayed bridge. It was still very shiny and new feeling, being our newest “Bridge of the Future” in Portland. It was a beautiful eight-mile walk of adventure and learning.
Volunteer in Our Fun Kid’s Ministries!Now seeking volunteers for the
2019-2020 School Year!
Contact Mary at [email protected]
www.ollparish.com/life-kids
Register now to get spring rates!
Life Kids: ollparish.com/register-lk
First Communion: ollparish.com/register-fc
LifeLife KKiiddssSign Up for 2019-20200000000000000000
EDGE Meets today at 10:20 in Jerusalem Room
Life Teen meets for a casual dinner following the 5:00 PM Mass in the Parish Hall. All High School Youth are invited! Hope to see newly
Confirmed too!
C U - SYouth Ministry Mission Trip: July 21-27
Registration for Mission Trip is available on our website!
High Calling Ropes Camp: August 5-9
This is the 20th year of Higher Calling Ropes Camp! Come to this week-long Catholic youth camp
experience featuring: Daily Mass, daily low and high ropes course challenges, nightly talks, music, small
groups and more. Throughout the week we have fun with messy games and talent shows and take time to gather and pray, celebrating the Sacrament of
Reconciliation and praying together in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Location: Camp Yamhill, Yamhill, OR
For all incoming 6th graders through incoming high school seniors (for fall 2019).
Cost: $475 by June 30 ($500 after June 30)
Every Sunday • 8:45–11:30 AMNursery for 9 Months – 3 Years Old
Parish Hall Transept
Life Kids, Life Kids First Communion, and Children’s Liturgy of the Word are out for
summer and will resume in September.
Beginners Nursery runs all year.
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Faith Forma on • www.ollparish.com/ministries
Caregiver Support GroupHey YOU! Are you a caregiver that feels isolated; like you’re the only one in the world dealing with this massive responsibility? You need to join us. Share your challenges, your sorrows, your successes and realize you are not alone. Helping each other through prayer and fellowship.
All conversation is treated confidentially.
We meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month in the Parish Center Library from 3:30 to 4:30 PM. Facilitated by the Parish Health Ministry. Questions? [email protected] or 503-636-7687
Important DatesFirst Communion — Saturday, May 18 at the 5:00 PM Mass and Sunday, May 19 at the 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM Masses.
Adult Confirmation at St. Mary’s Cathedral — May 22 at 7:00 PM
Women’s ACTS Retreat — June 20-23
Adult Confi rma ons May 22St. Mary’s Cathedral
Pray for our Adult Confirmandi:
Morgan Catherine Kreager
Spain and Lourdes Pilgrimage in 2020Fr. John Marshall of Our Lady of the Lake and Fr. Sean Weeks of St. Pius X will be directing a pilgrimage to Spain and Lourdes from April 27 – May 7, 2020.
We will be visiting the holy places of the great Spanish mystics, journey to Lourdes, France to visit the place where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to St. Bernadette in 1858, participate in the nightly candlelight procession and have the opportunity to bathe in the miraculous waters that have flowed uninterrupted since Our Lady’s apparitions in Lourdes, and conclude in Barcelona before returning home. Holy Mass will be celebrated every day of the pilgrimage.
Register online at www.magitravelinc.com and click the ap-propriate Destination (Fatima-Spain-Lourdes). If you have any questions, contact. Fr. John Marshall at [email protected] or call him at (503) 636-7687.
Respect Life Traveling Crib During the Month of MayOutside Parish Hall
The Traveling Crib, presented by OLL Respect Life, will be here at Our Lady of the Lake during the month of May to collect baby items and maternity supplies for Pregnancy Support Services at Catholic Charities. This is a practical way we can assist women facing difficult situations, who have said “YES” to new life.
There is a complete list of needed items next to the crib (and on www.ollparish.com/respect-life), along with pre-addressed envelopes if you prefer to make a monetary gift. For more information, call Catholic Charities at 503-238-5196.
Funds Raised at the Knights of Columbus Prime Rib and Salmon DinnerOn Saturday, March 2, the OLL Knights of Columbus (Council #3818) hosted a Prime Rib & Salmon Dinner. The Council thanks those who attended and donated to the event, as well as those who were unable to attend but donated. The funds raised will be given to several causes:
• $1,000 • Father Taaffe Homes (life & pregnancy support)
• $1,000 • Four Seminarians
• $750 • Parish Hall Fund
• $1250 • Parish Capital Campaign(fulfilling the Council’s commitment)
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It’s time for the OLL Golf Tournament! Join us for our own OLL “not quite Masters” golf tournament! All proceeds go to the OLL endowment find to help support our families with tuition assistance.
Friday, May 31 at RedTail Golf Center in Beaverton. Registration opens at 3:00 PM and Tee time is 4:30 PM. Register by paper registration (can be picked up at the OLL School office) or register at ollschool-lakeoswego.org/endowment-golf-tournament
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Buy a Brick - Build a LegacyOrder Deadline June 30
Be among the many parishioners, students, alumni, faculty, parents, staff, and friends to purchase a personalized com-memorative brick or paver for yourself, a loved one, or in memoriam. Your brick or paver will be engraved with your selected name or phrase and will become a lasting tribute, paving the way for generations to come. Order forms are available in the Church, Parish Office and School. You can also order online at ollparish.com, or call Georgeann Boras in the Parish Office for assistance, 503-636-7687.
Marriage Refresh • June 1 • St. Anthony in TigardFine Tune your marriage with proven strategies for better communication and closer connection. Married and engaged couples are invited to examine and strengthen their sacrament with research-based relationship tools.
At St. Anthony in Tigard. 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Cost is $35 per couple, includes lunch! For more information and to register, visit bit.ly/2H8WK2b.
MARRIAGE REFRESH
Enrich & strengthen your relationship
as a couple
SATURDAYJUNE 1, 20199 a.m. – 3 p.m.St. Anthony Parish 9905 SW McKenzie St Tigard, OR 97223
Patricia Mackie, MCP offers TeleTherapy for couples and individual’s at Everyday Counseling PDX. TeleTherapy allows us to remove barriers to treatment by making appointments convenient for today’s over-scheduled couples.
All engaged, newlyweds, and married couples are invited to invigorate and strengthen your marriage.
$35 per couple (includes lunch)
REGISTER TODAY! https://marriage-refresh.eventbrite.com
World Marriage Encounter Weekend Married Couples - Commit to strengthening your marriage this Lent. Sing up today to attend one of the upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends on July 19-20 in Boise, Idaho. For more information and additional dates call 503-853-2758 or visit www.rediscoverthespark.org.
Married Singles Lifestyle - RetrovailleThe Married Singles Lifestyle describes couples that may have lost a sense of closeness they once had as marriage partners and are living more like roommates. Retrouvaille teaches couples how to survive times like these in their marriages. For confidential information about, or to register for the program beginning with a week-end on June 21-23, 2010, call 1-503-225-9191 or visit www.helpourmarriage.org/. Marian Retreat Day with
Archbishop SampleSaturday, July 13, 8:30 AM-3:00 PMAt Holy Rosary C h u r c h a n d Siena Hal l . No registration fee, free will offering will be taken.
RSVP to Brenda.wafpdx@gmail .com. Breakfast , speakers, rosary, confessions, Holy Mass, lunch, Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
Contempla ve Outreach of Portland is welcoming Fr. Carl J. Arico July 24-25. Fr. Carl is a warm and engaging parish priest from New Jersey, an interna-tionally known teacher of Centering Prayer, a way to a contemplative life.
Centering Prayer is a method of prayer to cultivate a deep intimate relation-ship with God. Fr. Carl, beloved by many, has a joyous and humorous style.
The two events with Fr. Carl will be held at the Madeleine Parish, 3123 NE 24th Ave, Portland, OR 97212, on July 24 and 25. Come to an evening talk on July 24 at 7:00 PM and join the day retreat on July 25 from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.
Morning hospitality and lunch are included in the Thursday retreat. Pre-registration is required, go to www.contemplativeoutreachportland.org of contact Kathleen Kaczor at [email protected] or 541-944-1940 for more information.
Beginning Experience of OregonEvery marriage ends, whether from death, separation or divorce, and whatever the cause, it is one of life’s most traumatic experiences.
A Beginning Experience Weekend is designed to be a time of closure on the past and renewed hope for the future. The next Weekend will be held in Milwaukie near LaSalle High School, June 21-23,2019 and again October 4-6, 2019.
The truth is no one has to suffer alone, and although life may never be the same, it can be good again. Beginning Experience can help, just give us one weekend.
Visit: www.beginningexperienceoforegon.org or www.beginningexperience.org
For more information or call Karen at 971-404-6512 or JoAnne at 503-476-4796.
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Fatal Flaws: Legalizing Assisted Death“Are laws allowing euthanasia and assisted suicide leading society down a dangerous path?” www.fatalflawsfilm.com
Everyone is welcome to watch the docu-mentary, Fatal Flaws: Legalizing Assisted Death. Panel Discussion to follow featuring Dr. Charles Bentz and Dr. William Toffler
Mark your Calendars: June 6, from 7:00-9:00 PM in the Our Lady of the Lake Parish Hall.
To watch the trailer go to ollparish.com/respect-life.
“Assisted suicide laws typically appear to limit eli-gibility to terminally ill patients who are expected to die within six months but don’t distinguish between persons who will die within six months with treatment and those who will die within six months without treatment. This means that patients with treatable diseases (like diabetes or chronic respiratory or cardiac disease) and patients with disabilities requiring ventilator support are all eligible for lethal drugs because they would die within six months without the treatment they would normally receive.” Secretary of Pro-life Activities, USCCB.org
Moms Helping MomsIn this month when we are thinking about our own mothers, consider how you can help support new moms. The Catholic Charities’ Moms Helping Moms program is looking for positive role models to men-tor pregnant and parenting mothers in the community. Your commitment, encour-agement and guidance are invaluable in the lives of women and children from all walks of life. For more information please call (503) 688-2615.
Mother and Child Educa on Center Baby Bo le FundraiserWe are still collecting baby bottles (empty or full). Please drop them off at the Parish
Center. Thank you!!
Upcoming Events in the Archdiocese6/2 Human Trafficking Silent Prayer Vigil St. Andre Bes-sette Catholic Church, 601 West Burnside St, Portland, from 11:15 to 11:45 AM. Please join together to pray for victims and an end to human trafficking.
Mercy Teams • www.ollparish.com/mercy-teams
Respect Life Corner • www.ollparish.com/respect-life
St. Andrew Nativity School, June 1 (9:00 AM to 12:00 PM). We need many more volunteers to assist with the campus refresh and cleanup of the school grounds. Remember this is Oregon’s only Tuition Free Catholic Middle School empowering youths of all faiths from low income backgrounds!
Mercy Teams thanks the 12 parishioners that volunteered to serve at the Life Change for Women and Children the Saturday prior to Mother’s Day. I know all of us had a heartwarming experience as we got to know the moms and kids!
Yesterday (Saturday, May 18) was the Compassion Connect Free Medical, Dental, and Vision Clinic at Wilson High School as well as the Sacred Heart Cemetery Spring Clean. Look for pictures and updates on these events next week. Thanks to the more than 50 parishioners who participated!
Monthly Street Ministry to the Homeless, Saturday, May 25. We find ourselves a little short of volunteers as this is a holiday weekend. However, there is no holidays for the homeless on the streets. If you can volunteer to share your love that Saturday, the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend, please sign up!
For more information and to sign up, visit us at www.ollparish.com/mercy-teams. To contact Mercy Teams, email Michael at [email protected].