What you need to know about COVID-19 safety protocols at OLG:
Be aware of yourself and others - do at home health checks, know when you’re experiencing symptoms, wash your hands, stay 6ft away, wear a mask when indoors
Take one for the team - stay at home when you’re not feeling well, & pray for the OLG community
We’re looking out for you - all rooms/spaces will be sanitized between use, all food properly served, we will update you if events change or move due to COVID
At every Sunday Mass, Catholics confess that Jesus came down from heaven "for us men and for our salvation." But what does "salvation" mean? In this remarkable 10-part video series, Scripture scholar and theologian Michael Patrick Barber provides a thorough, deeply Catholic, and deeply biblical, answer.
Using the Lectio Divina approach of reading, reflecting, responding, and contemplating, the accompanying workbook presents classic artistry, penetrating questions, and personal reflection to take the teachings to a deeper level.
Not Self Help
July 9th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just fire insurance
July 16th from 7- 8:30PM
Not without cost
July 23rd from 7- 8:30PM
Not just personal
July 30th 8th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just a legal transaction
August 6th from 7- 8:30PM
Not a spectator sport
August 13th from 7- 8:30PM
Not simply a movement
August 20th from 7- 8:30PM
Not inevitable
September 10th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just for other people
September 24th from 7- 8:30PM
Not only about the future
October 8th from 7- 8:30PM
Don’t worry! We also have a plan in place in case of bad weather
At every Sunday Mass, Catholics confess that Jesus came down from heaven "for us men and for our salvation." But what does "salvation" mean? In this remarkable 10-part video series, Scripture scholar and theologian Michael Patrick Barber provides a thorough, deeply Catholic, and deeply biblical, answer.
Using the Lectio Divina approach of reading, reflecting, responding, and contemplating, the accompanying workbook presents classic artistry, penetrating questions, and personal reflection to take the teachings to a deeper level.
Not Self Help
July 9th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just fire insurance
July 16th from 7- 8:30PM
Not without cost
July 23rd from 7- 8:30PM
Not just personal
July 30th 8th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just a legal transaction
August 6th from 7- 8:30PM
Not a spectator sport
August 13th from 7- 8:30PM
Not simply a movement
August 20th from 7- 8:30PM
Not inevitable
September 10th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just for other people
September 24th from 7- 8:30PM
Not only about the future
October 8th from 7- 8:30PM
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October 16th, 7-9 PM, in Cassidy Hall
Communio is helping us put together Amazing Marriages. Come experience an evening of Oktoberfest fun with your significant other! Enjoy live music from Die Musikmeisters Band, dancing, delicious food and great beer. Sausages, pretzels, apfelstrudel, beer, wine and more are included with your ticket. There will be a free specialty dessert for couples who have been married 2 years or less. There will also be a raffle and a competition for the best German-dressed couple. Childcare is available during the event. Don’t miss out on this special Oktoberfest date night! Get your tickets today at our-lady-of-grace.communio.org
At every Sunday Mass, Catholics confess that Jesus came down from heaven "for us men and for our salvation." But what does "salvation" mean? In this remarkable 10-part video series, Scripture scholar and theologian Michael Patrick Barber provides a thorough, deeply Catholic, and deeply biblical, answer.
Using the Lectio Divina approach of reading, reflecting, responding, and contemplating, the accompanying workbook presents classic artistry, penetrating questions, and personal reflection to take the teachings to a deeper level.
Not Self Help
July 9th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just fire insurance
July 16th from 7- 8:30PM
Not without cost
July 23rd from 7- 8:30PM
Not just personal
July 30th 8th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just a legal transaction
August 6th from 7- 8:30PM
Not a spectator sport
August 13th from 7- 8:30PM
Not simply a movement
August 20th from 7- 8:30PM
Not inevitable
September 10th from 7- 8:30PM
Not just for other people
September 24th from 7- 8:30PM
Not only about the future
October 8th from 7- 8:30PM
Feast of St. Peter Claver – Wednesday, September 9
10 a.m. – Noon
Zoom Webinar – Registration and Details Here
The tragic death of George Floyd has ignited a public conversation about ongoing racial inequity and injustice in America. How can the Church uphold the dignity of all human persons and foster the common good during these contentious times? What issues do we need to address with our own Church that prevent an appropriate response? The Minnesota Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Minnesota, is hosting this forum for priests, deacons, educators, and lay ecclesial ministers on the memorial of St. Peter Claver to provide an opportunity for formation and reflection on these critical issues in our community, and how we as a Church can respond.
Featured speaker: Bishop Shelton Fabre, Bishop of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux and Chairman, USCCB Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism
Panelist: Damen Owens, international speaker and evangelist and executive director of Joyful Ever After. More panelists to be announced.
