Lighting Project Update....Phase 1 Complete!
​The first phase of our church lighting project is complete! You may have noticed a change in the lighting during Mass. (yes, it’s very bright!) During phase 2 (which is scheduled to begin in early December) the controls will be programmed and the appropriate settings will be in place for various church events. At that time the hanging pendant lighting fixtures will be replaced as well.
Thank you for your cooperation while the work was being done. Most especially, thank you for your generosity which enabled this much needed renovation.
There is still time to make a pledge and contribution payments with the convenience of a credit card on our website. (Payments may be made by check through the Parish Office.)
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Thank you for your continued support of our Parish.
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
During the past year at OLL, more than 100 Funeral Masses were celebrated for members of our Parish Family who have died.
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Their families are invited to participate in a special
Mass of Remembrance
Saturday, November 22
11:30am
Let us remember in prayer this day all who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith and for their families who mourn their passing - may they know of Christ's healing love.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST WITH ST NICHOLAS
Sunday, December 7
9:00am-12:30pm
Cafeteria
Tickets: $10
Children under 5: FREE​
Be a part of this wonderful family event hosted by our Knights of Columbus and Children's Liturgy of the Word Ministry. Enjoy a
delicious breakfast with a special
visit from St Nicholas.
Click below to order
your tickets today!
HOW TO OPPOSE
NYS MEDICAL AID IN DYING ACT (MAIDA)
MAIDA would permit terminally ill people with less than six months to live to receive life-ending medication. Now the final decision on whether to make the measure law, rests with Governor Kathy Hochul. The Catholic Church opposes MAIDA because it considers all forms of assisted suicide and euthanasia a grave violation of the law of God and an unacceptable killing of a human person.
There is till time to oppose the measure. Click the link below to learn how to contact Governor Hochul.
We Remember... We Celebrate... We Believe!
During the month of November, the Church turns to praying for those who have passed away, especially the souls in purgatory, so they can enter heaven. At OLL, beginning November 2, and continuing throughout the month of November, a special book has been placed in the Sanctuary, inscribed with the names of all who have died in our Parish Family over the past year. In prayer, let us remember all of these men and women who have gone before us, “marked with the sign of faith.”
May our united prayers help us to better understand and appreciate our faith in Christ, our risen Lord, who conquers sin and death and brings new life to all!