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DAILY MASS
8 AM Monday - Saturday
(Tues & Thurs in Spanish)
SATURDAY VIGIL
5 PM, 7 PM (Spanish)
SUNDAY MASS
7 AM, 8 AM (Spanish), 10 AM,
12 PM, and 6:30 PM
How to Watch Mass Online
RECONCILIATION
In the Church on Saturdays
9-10 AM. Or by appointment.
ADORATION & PRAYER
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Tuesdays in the Church from 4 – 7 PM and First Fridays from 7 - 8 PM.
Our Church is open daily until
7 PM, you are welcome to come for private prayer any day.
PASTOR
Rev. Paul Gawlowski, OFM Conv.
ASSOCIATE PASTOR
Rev. Carlos Morales, OFM Conv.
FRIARS IN-RESIDENCE
Rev. Peter Mallin, OFM Conv.
Rev. Joseph Kim, OFM Conv.
Rev. Marek Stybor, OFM Conv.
Br. John Flemming, OFM Conv.
CHURCH OFFICE
244 Prospect Ave. Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
(Corner of Prospect & Massey St)
office@olgmail.org | 310-372-7077
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Mon to Thu: 8 AM-4 PM, Friday by phone only 11 AM-4 PM, Sat: from 9 AM-1 PM
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Principal: Dr. April Beuder
320 Massey Street Hermosa Beach CA 90254
310-372-7486
Ourladyofguadalupeschool.org info@ourladyofguadalupeschool.org
LET'S PREPARE OUR HEARTS BEFORE MASS
Ask the Holy Spirit to open your mind and heart to hear the Word of God. Take time to read the Mass Readings for Sunday, April 14, 2024
As you read the scriptures, take note of a word or phrase that stands out to you. God has prepared this for you. Let the word or phrase that stood out become your invitation to dialogue with God. Allow the word or phrase to wash over you and permeate your thoughts. Spend some quiet time in prayer asking Jesus to reveal what he wants to reveal to you through these readings.
Un mensaje del p. Carlos
El Ha Resucitado!!! Vamos avanzando en la Pascua, tiempo de vida nueva, de esperanza, de paz, tiempo en que la Iglesia a través de hechos de los apóstoles nos invita a conocer nuestra iglesia primitiva, como ellos después de la muerte de Jesús se dedicaron a anunciar el mensaje y llevarlo a todos los lugares.
Hoy la Iglesia recuerda que debemos ser testigos de la Resurrección, primeramente, con nuestras acciones, así se muestra que El está vivo. Jesús se encarga de que superemos los miedos y temores, dudas, malentendidos. ¿Aprendemos también nosotros que Dios no quiere que tengamos miedo y que confiemos en Él porque está siempre a nuestro lado?
Nos ayuda también a que lo reconozcamos, por ejemplo, cuando les dice a ellos, vean mis manos, y mi costado etc. Son las marcas auténticas del Amor. Come con ellos, se acerca tranquilamente como siempre, les alumbra sus vidas con su presencia y los hace reconocer la resurrección que debe vivirse ahí en sus pueblos y anunciarla por todo lado.
Jesús abre el corazón cerrado, la mente confundida, los pasos torcidos y todo esto para que entendamos la historia de la Salvación, o sea, como desde el principio del mundo Dios ha pensado en nosotros y nos ha salvado siempre.
Y nos anuncia y recomienda ser testigos, vayan y anuncien, digan, proclamen, proclamen que va delante de ustedes la resurrección se hace visible cada vez que nos convertimos, amamos, perdonamos, buscamos crecer en la fe y el compromiso en la Iglesia. Tercera tarea enseñarles a leer la Escritura, abrirles la cabeza y el corazón para que por medio de ellos los demás conozcan al Dios de la vida, que esta vivo en cada uno que lo cree y lo vive. Llevémoslo también nosotros a los demás, hagamos nuestra misión. Vayamos y anunciemos que sigue vivo y presente, que nos invita a todos a ser sus testigos hasta el fin del mundo.
En estos días en que los miedos aparecen a causa de múltiples razones, ya sabemos a Donde ir, vayamos a sus pies, reconozcámoslo, orémoslo, vivámoslo. Amen.
EASTER IS MORE THAN ONE SUNDAY
EASTER IS FIFTY DAYS OF REJOICING!
The Easter season doesn't end after the Octave of Easter. There are 50 days of Easter from the first Sunday to Pentecost (May 19, 2024). It is characterized, above all, by the joy of glorified life and the victory over death expressed most fully in the great resounding cry of the Christian: Alleluia! All faith flows from faith in the resurrection: "If Christ has not been raised, then empty is our preaching; empty, too, is your faith." (1 Cor 15:14) (usccb.org)
EASTER SEASON RESOURCES & REFLECTIONS
As we enter this special time, there are suggested resources and reflections to explore on our website.
EASTER GIFT FOR YOU
Pick up a copy of Matthew Kelly's book The Rocking Chair Prophet available in the back of the church.
THERE IS A VOICE WITHIN YOU. Listening to that voice is the difference between happiness and misery, wonderful memories and heartrending regrets. The Rocking Chair Prophet is a transformational story about reclaiming that voice and the unmitigated joy that comes from following it.
PATHWAY TO DISCIPLESHIP
We offer a series of three experiences; Discover Christ, Follow Christ, and Share Christ, intended to help one no matter where they are in their faith journey to grow deeper in relationship with Jesus Christ.
REGISTRATION FOR FOLLOW CHRIST IS NOW OPEN!
Click Here to Register
Registration ends on APRIL 16 at 3 PM or until it reaches capacity.
Follow Christ is for anyone seeking to place Jesus at the center of their life and longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus. The focus is on prayer life: learning how to pray in various ways, especially through scripture and the Mass. This five-week experience is on Friday nights from 6:30-9:00 PM, and includes a meal, a small group discussion, praise & worship music/prayer time, and teaching. A new teaching is presented weekly to further our practice of personal prayer and understanding of the Mass.
Dates for the Follow Christ Experience in 2024
Friday nights from 6:30-9:00 PM
Session 1: May 3
Session 2: May 10
Session 3: May 17
Session 4: May 24
Session 5: May 31
One-day Retreat for English Speakers: Saturday, June 1 (9:30 am-4:30 pm)
There is no cost for this experience; however, space is limited. Click Here To Register
Registration ends on APRIL 16 at 3 PM or until it reaches capacity.
Seguir a Cristo, es una experiencia de cinco semanas para cualquier persona que busque poner a Jesús en el centro de su vida y busque una relación más profunda con Jesús. El enfoque está en la vida de oración: aprender a orar de varias maneras, especialmente a través de las Escrituras y la Misa.
Ven a la Experencia de Seguir a Cristo
Mayo 2024
Seguir a Cristo será los viernes por la noche de 6:30pm a 9:00pm e incluye cena, discusión en grupos pequeños, alabanza y adoración/tiempo de oración, y enseñanza. También hay un retiro de un día.*
Sesión 1: 3 de mayo
Sesión 2: 10 de mayo
Sesión 3: 17 de mayo
Sesión 4: 24 de mayo
Sesión 5: 31 de mayo
*Retiro de un día el 2 de junio en español
No habrá que pagar nada.
El cuidado de niños está disponible bajo petición.
El número de participantes estará limitado.
Todos estamos invitados a Seguir a Cristo.
Clic aquí para registrarse
La inscripción se abre el 3 de abril a las 10am hasta el 16 de abril a las 3pm.
ON THIS DATE IN OUR HISTORY:
This coming week, let us remember the importance of April 16, 1958, in our Parish History.
On September 1, 1957, a petition was sent by the Cardinal to Rome seeking permission to give the parish into the care of the Conventual Franciscans of St. Bonaventure Province. This petition was granted by the Holy See on April 16, 1958. A contract was then prepared and signed by the Cardinal and the Franciscan superiors in June of 1958, turning the parish over to the care of the Conventual Franciscans. Meanwhile, the “Mission” of Our Lady of Guadalupe was given “Parish” status in February of 1958, and the first Franciscan pastor was appointed, Fr. Edmund Krolicki to take over the reins of the parish from the administrator, Fr. Anselm Romb.
For more captivating facts from OLG’s history, check out Conventual Franciscan Presence in the South Bay written by Father Peter Mallin OFM CONV.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- Theology on Tap with Fr. Paul discussing the New Evangelization and a preview of the Pathway to Discipleship. Free Food and Cash Bar on 6:30 PM on Fri, April 19. Knights of Columbus Hall 224 S. Sepulveda Blvd, MB
- Protegiendo a los Ninos de Dios (Virtus Training en Espanol) on Sat, April 20 at 8:45 AM en el cuarto 7.
- Coffee and Donuts after the 8 AM and 10 AM Mass on Sun, April 21 hosted by OLG 1st Grade Class
- Hand n Hand Food & Clothing Drive on
Sun, April 21 from 8 to 10 AM in the Parish Hall
THEOLOGY ON TAP - Friday, April 19, at 6:30 PM
at the Knights Hall - 224 S Sepuldeva, MB.
The New Evangelization has been around for decades now! Come learn from Fr. Paul Gawlowski at OLG about how their community is answering the Pope's call to renew our efforts to take up the Great Commission to "Make disciples of all nations" through the Pathway to Discipleship. No need to register, no cost to attend, bring friends, enjoy free food, and a cash bar.
READING THE BIBLE THE WAY JESUS DID
Join Juan Torres on an immersive experience into how to view the Bible and dive into reading the scriptures as Jesus did. The Master Class will consist of seven - two-hour sessions on Saturday mornings at OLG from 9:30-11:30 AM from April 6 to May 18. Contact the Church Office if you have questions. If you're ready to sign up, click here
Upcoming C.A.F.E. Events
OLG PARISHIONER SPOTLIGHT
The OLG-HMS Titanic Connection
by Fr. Peter Mallin, OFM Conv.
April 15 marks the 112th anniversary of the Titanic disaster. If you are an old-timer to OLG parish you would also know that there is a Titanic connection with OLG parish. Her name was Miss Edwina "Winnie" MacKenzie.
For her journey to America, she was to travel on Oceanic, but was transferred to Titanic as a result of the coal strikes. She boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a second-class passenger. Titanic was on its maiden voyage and the largest ship afloat when it left Southampton on April 10, 1912. When the ship hit the iceberg at 11:40 PM on April 14, 1912, Edwina left her cabin to investigate. Being told of the iceberg, she went on deck and upon seeing lifeboats being uncovered and prepared for loading she went back to inform her cabin mates. When Edwina returned to her cabin, one of her cabin mates, Susie Webber had already left. The other, Nora Keane, was still dressing. While Nora Keane would leave on Lifeboat 10, Edwina was rescued in (probably) lifeboat 16. She later recalled hearing the ship's band playing Nearer My God to Thee in the ship's last moments. The ship finally sank just 2:20 AM on April 15, 1912.
Of the 2,200 passengers and crew, only 710 survived. It was the worst peacetime maritime disaster in history. Edwina has been suggested as the woman who rescued Assad Thomas. As she waited for her boat to be lowered a Lebanese passenger, Charles Thomas came past with his nephew. He begged for the child to be saved and Edwina took the child into the boat with her.
In 1916 she moved from Massachusetts to Southern California where she joined the Army Corps as an apricot picker. It was in California in 1918 that she married her first husband, Alfred Thorvald Peterson. They subsequently ran a bakery together in Beverley Hills until his death in 1944. Her second marriage was to a Mr. James Corrigan. At 79, in 1964, she married for a third time to James Mackenzie. She lived out her retirement in Hermosa Beach, California, as a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe parish. On her 90th birthday in 1974, she received a letter from President Richard Nixon. She last crossed the Atlantic in her 99th year after at least 10 previous crossings. Winnie was a favorite at Titanic functions and conventions even until she was in her late 90's. She also lived to celebrate her 100th birthday on June 30, 1984. Edwina McKenzie passed away on 3 December 1984 in Redondo Beach, California. She was buried from Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with a funeral mass celebrated by Fr. Ignatius Hinkle, OFM Conv.
UPCOMING ALL SCHOOL MASSES
April 26, 8 AM
May 17, 8 AM
CALLING ALL OLG SCHOOL ALUMNI!
Our OLG School Board would like to connect with our parents and parishioners who are OLG alumni. We’d love to hear about your past experiences at OLG and gain insight on what you’ve been up to since you graduated.
Please complete this short survey and/or contact Mrs. Rori Turnquist at rori.turnquist@gmail.com.
We’re looking forward to connecting with you!
WHAT IS A MASS INTENTION?
When a Mass is celebrated, the priest can offer each celebration of the Eucharist for a particular person or intention. By doing so, special graces from God are applied upon that person or intention. If you would like to add someone please complete this form:
https://olg.breezechms.com/form/MassIntention
Please contact the office availability on specific dates and times.
DAILY MASS READINGS
To view this upcoming daily Mass readings, visit: https://bible.usccb.org/
PRAY THE ROSARY
Join us in the Church to pray the rosary on weekdays after daily Mass.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS!
Giving with a cheerful heart is one of the ways we show our obedience to God and demonstrate our recognition that we are only stewards of our earthly possessions. God gives to you so He can give through you.
ANOTHER WAY TO MAKE YOUR CHURCH DONATION
An easy way to give a donation to the church’s general collection is by text. To get started, text the amount you want to give to 424-360-2500. With your first donation, you will receive a link to enter your payment information. After that, simply text the amount you want to give and that is it! This is a great way to supplement your online recurring donation.
The Eucharistic revival also offers ways for you to join Catholics around the nation to experience this movement. Here are some of those opportunities.
✞ EUCHARISTIC PILGRIMAGE
Walk with Jesus across the Golden Gate Bridge on Pentecost!
Sunday, May 19, 2024
Begins with 11 AM Mass at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption in San Francisco followed by a pilgrimage with the Blessed Sacrament across the Golden Gate Bridge to kick off the St. Junipero Serra Route of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. If you are interested in joining with others from OLG on the pilgrimage, contact Jamie in the OLG Church office jamie@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org / 310.372.7077
The National Eucharistic caravan of pilgrims will begin their route in San Francisco and then cross the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains on foot, covering over 2,200 miles! For more information about the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, visit www.eucharisticpilgrimage.org.
✞ NATIONAL EUCHARIST CONGRESS
The First National Eucharistic Congress in 83 Years! The National Eucharistic Congress is an invitation to experience profound personal revival so we can be sent out to share Christ’s love with a world that so desperately needs it. This Congress has something for everyone – Adults, Youth, and Families with children. All are invited to this historical event July 17-21 in Indianapolis, IL Registration is going on now, for more details visit www.eucharisticcongress.org
There is also an opportunity to attend the Eucharistic Congress with Archbishop José H. Gomez, see the below flyer for more details.
SACRAMENTS AT OLG
MARRIAGE PREPARATION
The marriage preparation process takes AT LEAST SIX MONTHS before the date you wish to get married. Please click here to complete this Marriage inquiry form if you wish to begin this process. Please do not book a specific date until you have had your first meeting with the priest.
Here is a great resource to help you plan your Catholic Wedding
INFANT BAPTISM
It brings us great joy and celebration to baptize your child (or children) into the Catholic Church, especially here at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Taking this step is an integral part of your faith, the beginning of your promise to raise your child in the teachings of Christ and the Catholic Church. We encourage expectant parents to visit the Baptism Page on our website or contact the parish office.
BE A MASS VOLUNTEER! We invite everyone to discern how God is calling you to serve. There are Altar Servers, Greeters, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Ushers, Martha Ministers and a Live Stream Team (at the 8AM & 10 AM Sunday Mass). Visit the OLG Website or email OLGHBMass@gmail.com for details. Training is provided.
HOMEBOUND MINISTRY Do you know of someone who cannot come to church due to illness or age?
At OLG, we have ministers who will bring our homebound the Word and Body of Christ. Contact the Church office if you need a minister to come to you or to someone you know.
If you're looking for more community opportunities, events, and retreats
visit the BEYOND OLG page.
Is God Calling you to be a Sister? Do you wonder what being a Sister is all about?
The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul invite you to join us for a Religious Vocation Experience! Two opportunities are available:
* Los Angeles area for one day: Saturday, March 23
* Bay Area from May 22-27
This opportunity is for single, Catholic women, ages 18-40. Call or text Sr. Lisa Laguna, D.C. for any questions you might have at (213) 210- 9903 or (650) 949-8890 or email srllaguna@doc1633.org. www.Daughters-Of-Charity.com
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN
The Archdiocese continues helping survivors of sexual abuse and their families
During National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and on behalf of Archbishop José H. Gomez, we affirm our continued commitment to report allegations of sexual misconduct to law enforcement, support victim-survivors in their healing journey, and protect children and the vulnerable. The Archdiocese created a website, https://lacatholics.org/protect/ that serves as a comprehensive tool containing resources, programs and services for protecting children and reporting abuse. If you, or someone you know, is a victim of sexual misconduct by someone affiliated with our Church, please contact law enforcement and the Archdiocese’s Victims Assistance Coordinator at (213) 737-7650 or visit https://lacatholics.org/reporting-child-abuse/ for help and support.
La Arquidiócesis sigue ayudando a sobrevivientes de abuso sexual y a sus familias
Durante el Mes Nacional de Prevención del Abuso Infantil, y en nombre del Arzobispo José H. Gomez, afirmamos nuestro compromiso continuo de denunciar acusaciones de conducta sexual inapropiada a las autoridades policiales, apoyar a las víctimas-sobrevivientes en su camino de sanación y proteger a los niños y a los vulnerables. La Arquidiócesis creó un sitio web,, https://lacatholics.org/protect/, que sirve como una herramienta integral que contiene recursos, programas y servicios para proteger a los niños y denunciar abusos. Si usted, o alguien que conoce, es víctima de conducta sexual inapropiada por parte de alguien afiliado a nuestra Iglesia, comuníquese con las autoridades policiales y con la Coordinación de Asistencia a las Víctimas de la Arquidiócesis al (213) 637-7650 o visite https://lacatholics.org/reporting-child-abuse/ para ayuda y apoyo.
OLG MINISTRY CONTACTS
PASTOR
Fr. Paul Gawlowski, frpaul@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
ASSOCIATE PASTOR & SPANISH MINISTRY
Fr. Carlos Morales, carlosmoraroja@gmail.com
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
Carlos Diaz, olghbscripture@gmail.com
ADULT EVANGELIZATION
Joe Tvrdy, joet@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
CHILDREN AND FAMILY EVANGELIZATION (CAFE)
Theresa Avila theresa@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
Lizeth Alvarado
lizeth@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
GUADALUPE YOUTH MINISTRY (GYM)
Marina Torres
marina@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
Jessica Vasquez jessicav@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
HAND N HAND FOOD DRIVE
Eileen O’Brien, eeobrien@la-archdiocese.org
HOMEBOUND MINISTRY COORDINATORS
Michael & Rhonda Hogan, hoganvideo@aol.com
MASS VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Monique Akker, olghbmass@gmail.com
MEN’S GROUP
Chris Barnes, larainmkr@gmail.com
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Bobbi Lambert, bobbi@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
OLG CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Principal Dr. April Beuder, 310-372-7486
OLG CHURCH OFFICE
Jamie Ramirez, jamie@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
OCIA (ORDER OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS) formerly known as RCIA
Sylvester Creado, ocia@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
ROSARY PRAYER GROUP
Jeanne-Marie Bruno, jmbruno610@gmail.com
WOMEN'S GROUP
Jamie Ramirez, jamie@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
PARISH COUNCIL CHAIR
Amy Walter
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LET'S PREPARE OUR HEARTS BEFORE MASS
Ask the Holy Spirit to open your mind and heart to hear the Word of God. Take time to read the Mass Readings for Sunday, April 2
Our Lord's passion, death, and resurrection during Holy Week are at the heart of our faith in Jesus Christ. We are called to live this mystery daily by living in the same pattern as Christ.
HOLY THURSDAY, JUEVES SANTO APRIL 6
Morning Prayer from Liturgy of the Hours in the Church - 8 AM (English)
Mass of the Last Supper/Liturgia de la Última Cena
7 PM in the Church (bilingual)
Followed by all-night Adoration in the Parish Hall.
ALL NIGHT ADORATION AFTER HOLY THURSDAY SERVICE!
We would like to have at least two people present in front of the Blessed Sacrament starting at 8 PM on April 6 to 7 AM on April 7.
CLICK HERE to sign up to be with Jesus for an hour or more!
GOOD FRIDAY, VIERNES SANTO APRIL 7
Morning Prayer from Liturgy of the Hours in the Church - 8 AM (English)
Liturgy of Good Friday – 3 PM (English)
Liturgia del Viernes Santo – 7 PM
HOLY SATURDAY, SÁBADO SANTO APRIL 8
Morning Prayer from Liturgy of the Hours in the Church - 8 AM (English)
Easter Vigil/Vigilia Pascual 8 PM (bilingual)
An Easter Egg Hunt following Mass at Friendship Park
12 noon Mass (English)
6:30 PM Mass (English)
LET'S PREPARE OUR HEARTS BEFORE MASS
Ask the Holy Spirit to open your mind and heart to hear the Word of God. Take time to read the Mass Readings for Sunday, April 9
Celebrating St. Joseph and All Father's BBQ
Sunday, June 11
11am-1pm @ Edith Rodaway Friendship Park (Hermosa Beach)
CAFE (Children And Family Evangelization Ministry) and the Men's Group will join together to celebrate
St. Joseph and All Father's with a BBQ, Cornhole tournament, Family Relay Race, and St. Joseph Craft.
Please click here to RSVP and consider signing up to bring a side dish, dessert, or drinks to share.
CALLING ALL MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS!!
Middle school students are invited to an all-day event like no other on Saturday, September 23. At Holy Fire, middle school Catholics are invited and challenged to embrace their baptismal call and the powerful, relevant gospel of Jesus. Through talks by dynamic speakers, witness by peers, inspirational praise and worship, and rich experiences of the Sacraments, Holy Fire helps young people feel seen, welcomed, and invited into a life changing commitment to Christ. Carpool from OLG at 7:30am and return by 7:30pm. CLICK HERE to sign up or contact Theresa for details, theresa@ourladyofguadalupechurch.org.
THIS SUNDAY CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD (CLOW) for Ages 3-8.
During CLOW, the children go to a different room for parts of the Sunday, 10 AM Mass to receive simple explanations of the readings while adults stay in church and focus wholly on the Word of God. For more information contact the Church Office
(310) 372-7077
Here's what the kids have to say about CLOW...
NATIONAL VOCATION AWARENESS WEEK
November 5-11, 2023 is an annual week-long celebration of the Catholic Church in the United States dedicated to promoting vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, and consecrated life through prayer and education, and to renew our prayers and support for those who are considering one of these particular vocations.
PATHWAY TO DISCIPLESHIP WRAP UP & WHAT’S NEXT EVENING
Peace to our Disciples of Jesus Christ who have participated in our first Pathway to Discipleship! You are invited to a one-evening reunion, to catch up with one another and learn more opportunities on how you can continue the journey.
The gathering will be on Wednesday November 29th from 6:00 to 8:30 PM. Like other sessions, we will provide a meal, childcare, Praise & Worship, a presentation, prayer time, and small group discussion. The topics presented will be how to continue your spiritual growth as individuals or in groups, and/or join in our parish ministry of evangelization or serve the parish in other ways. Please join us! Hope to see you there!
TONIGHT! EUCHARISTIC REVIVAL OLG KICK-OFF
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17
Come and find Joy, Healing, Peace, Unity, and Meaning at the REVIVAL.
Jesus is calling us Deeper. He promises to restore and renew his people. This Eucharist Revival Kick-Off will speak about the National Movement, Revival at OLG, and experience our Lord through Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. All are invited!
Reception begins on the OLG Portico at 6:30 PM followed by a dynamic evening in the church.
LIVE STREAM AVAILABLE: The presentation in the church will also be live-streamed and available in real-time on the Church's YouTube channel
More information about the National Revival.
EUCHARISTIC CARAVAN, MAY 16, 17, 18
Hop on board the Eucharistic Caravan to walk with Our Lord through the streets of San Francisco as pilgrims move towards Indianapolis for the National Eucharistic Congress this July. A pilgrimage is the simultaneous
movement of feet and soul to encounter God. This is a journey WITH Jesus. With the gift of the Eucharist, Jesus gave us a new way to walk alongside him. Do you want to accompany Jesus this May?
Contact the OLG Church office if you are interested in joining with others from OLG on the pilgrimage.
For more information about the Eucharistic Pilgrimage, visit www.eucharisticpilgrimage.org.
SECOND COLLECTION
This weekend in lieu of the Maintenance Fund, OLG will hold a special collection for the Holy Land Emergency Relief Fund, to help those who are going through extreme difficulties in Gaza and Israel. In solidarity with our suffering brothers and sisters, Archbishop Gomez has asked all parishes to consider this special collection. You may also donate online at https://missionsla.org/product/donate and specify in the memo box: Emergency Relief for the Holy Land. Thank You for your support and prayers!
