It can be a challenge to integrate good spiritual practices into your life. Our team of Spiritual Mentors is expertly equipped to help you put a plan of life in place that will help you flourish in your relationship with God.

The Simple Plan of Life explores five essential pillars of Christian Discipleship: Sunday Mass, Monthly Confession, Daily Prayer, Serving, and Giving.

God has called you to be part of his light-bearing mission to the world. OLMC exists to bring that mission to life, and we’re here to help you grow into God’s plan.

The real story of our success is that, with great mission-focused staff and tremendous parishioner support, we have been faithful stewards of the resources God has entrusted to our care.

A big and joy-filled thank you to everyone who made our parish feast a huge success!

God is at work in every corner of creation, every neighborhood, and we are called to join him in his work to claim every heart, every life, for Jesus.

Our public profession of faith demonstrates that God’s love is not confined to the church building: we must bring it to life wherever we go.

As I knelt there in veneration, I was overcome with a sense of encouragement: these saints loved God, proclaimed the Gospel, and lived Jesus in their very bones, and the joy in my life will be to do the same.

The upending of a great many activities and relationships is a real suffering that we need to acknowledge and grieve. Without actively working our way through our losses, we’re likely to remain trapped in traumatic stress for some time to come.

We call priests “father,” but I’ve always thought of myself as a father by analogy. What I know of fatherhood, I know from my own father and the dads I spend time with: I observe characteristics that good fathers share, and I want to embody the same.

The sowing of seeds and the growth of crops and plants is a very natural picture. As such, it reflects something of the creator.