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Welcome to

The OLG DIFFERENCE

LOVE    SERVE    GIVe

 A vibrant, welcoming parish family dedicated to growing disciples,
and making Church matter.

Weekly Mass Times:

Saturday - 5:00 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday - 9:00 (livestreamed) & 11:00 a.m.

 
Tuesday - 4:00 p.m. &
Wednesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m.

Rosary: 7:30 a.m.

Inclement Weather Policy

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Please join us for Mass, plus special events.

Our Masses are livestreamed - Tuesday to Sunday.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church livestreams 9:00 a.m. Mass every Sunday morning, and weekdays Tuesday through Saturday. The livestreams are recorded for your convenience. Please feel free to share with your family and friends. We hope our livestream masses lift spirits, helping you feel the strength and love of the Lord.

We also offer livestreaming for events: marriages, baptisms, funerals, educational events and other special occasions. If you're interested in learning more, please contact the parish office.

You may contact us by calling: (267) 247-5374 or email us at  info@olguadalupe.org with any questions.  

Advent and Christmas - 2024
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

 

On behalf of the clergy and staff members of our parish, I greet you with tidings of great hope and joy as we approach Advent and Christmas. This is our 14th year on this beautiful campus and next year marks the 25th Anniversary of our founding as a parish! We have come a long way and have journeyed through many challenges to get to this graced moment in our history. 

From the challenges of being a “startup” parish in the year 2000 to the COVID 19 pandemic, we certainly have traveled through dry and rugged terrain. Yet through it all, we have continued to not merely survive, but thrive as a parish community. This is due to the genuine sacrifice and generosity of our faithful parishioners responding to God’s grace in their lives. Your prayers, presence and witness to the Faith, along with your commitment to this parish, are so important to our vitality and making a difference in our Church and world.

We have much to celebrate here at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish. Our evangelization efforts are on-going, and we regularly welcome more people to our parish and to the Catholic Faith. Our parish ministries are vibrant. We continue to be fervent and faithful to serving the needs of the poor in our community and beyond. Through our many ministries and services, we are practicing our faith by supporting our food drives, donating to St. Anne (our sister parish in Haiti), educating our youth and young adults in our Catholic Faith, supporting our CYO sports, reaching out to the Spanish-speaking members of our community, and so much more. Every day, our clergy, staff, ministry leaders and parishioners strive to live out our motto of “being a welcoming parish family dedicated to growing disciples and making church matter”.

Our wish and prayer for you is that the seasons of Advent and Christmas may afford you the opportunities to experience the blessing of the celebration of the Infant Jesus, born on Christmas Day. May you feel an abundance of His peace. May that peace pour out into your souls and your homes, along with experiencing health and well-being in the New Year.

We encourage you to share the traditional warmth and joy of the season with your family and friends, by joining us and actively inviting others to prepare for the season by attending one or more of the many opportunities listed within the link below. Do not deny yourself this most precious opportunity and gift. Christ awaits you at the Altar. Attend Mass, accept Reconciliation and receive Him in the Eucharist.

May the grace and peace of the Infant Savior be felt in your family this Christmas and in the New Year! You and your intentions will be remembered in a special way in our prayers and Masses throughout Advent and Christmas.

Devotedly yours in Christ Jesus our Savior,

                                                                              

Monsignor Joseph P. Gentili
Reverend Herbert J. Sperger

Deacon Robert F. Brady

Deacon Alfredo Tuesta

Upcoming

Events

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There’s always something happening at OLG. Check out the following events.

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SOLEMNITY OF
THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION

12
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OUR LADY OF
GUADALUPE
FEAST DAY

14/15
DEC

YOUTH GROUP
LIVE
NATIVITY
All are Welcome

All are Welcome

Second Sunday of each Month.

Adoration

Adoration

First Friday is a special time of grace and blessing, as it enables us, through Eucharistic Adoration, to grow closer to Our Lord.

Join.

Join.

Come and join in a journey closer to the heart of God.

Please Give

Please Give

Take a Tag or select a tag online!

UPDATE.

UPDATE.

Immaculate Conception Holy Day date change. Learn more...

Come Celebrate

Come Celebrate

Beginning - Wednesday, December 11, 2024.

Ven a Celebrar

Ven a Celebrar

Inicio: miércoles 11 de diciembre de 2024.

Please Donate

Please Donate

Please help others enjoy the season!

Cookies with Santa!

Cookies with Santa!

All Children are invited! Sunday, December 22.

Live Nativity

Live Nativity

Join us the weekend of December 14 and 15.

PREP PLAY

PREP PLAY

Join us December 16, 2024. During PREP.

Join!

Join!

Children’s Choir and Teen Band are accepting members.

Monsignor Reports

Monsignor Reports

Stay up-to-date with current Catholic news from our Parish, and around the world.

Learn more.

Learn more.

Altar Servers Who: Boys and Girls - 4th grade and higher.

Archbishop Perez

Archbishop Perez

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Welcome BAck to Mass!

Thinking about coming back to Mass?

Watch this video and discover how coming back to Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church has enriched so many parishioners lives. We're looking forward to seeing you and celebrating the Body of Christ together soon!

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“Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord,

and He will repay him for his deed.” 

Proverbs 19:17

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