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HAPPY EASTER!
Washing of the feet
Blessing of altar servers
Have a Blessed Christmas to all of you!
Pastor's Greeting
Greetings my good friends,
Welcome to Our Lady of Refuge, truly a place of refuge to whomever crosses its threshold.
All are welcome in the spirit and love of Jesus Christ. We try our best not to judge but encounter people where they are on the journey of life.
We challenge people to respect one another with dignity and love. We are a multi-ethnic community where equality is supreme. All of us are faithful Catholic Christians with a great devotion to the Mother of God, Mary Most Holy.
Why not browse through our website, get a feel for the parish and it's ministries through its many photos and videos.
I would be honored to meet you at Sunday Mass, please introduce yourself and let's connect.
Praying for you all in peace and reconciliation.
Love,
In the Peace of Christ,
Fr. Gerard O'Brien, Pastor
“Every time we use religion to draw a line to keep people out, Jesus is with the people on the other side of that line.”
- Hugh L. Hollowell
- Hugh L. Hollowell
Recent News
Our Lady of Refuge Parish 75th Anniversary
Our Lady of Refuge Parish 75th Anniversary Event was last Sunday, May 14 with Mass presided Archbishop José Gomez. Please click the title link for more details.....
Soup and Stations
Soup and Stations has its final evening next week, with Stations of the Cross at 6:30 P.M. followed
by a simple supper of meatless soups, bread, and water in the Cafeteria. (You may also bring your
own beverage.) We welcome your participation! This is a parish undertaking to build our sense of
community as we prepare for Lent. (Please be sure food is delivered to the Cafeteria no later than
6:20 P.M.)
by a simple supper of meatless soups, bread, and water in the Cafeteria. (You may also bring your
own beverage.) We welcome your participation! This is a parish undertaking to build our sense of
community as we prepare for Lent. (Please be sure food is delivered to the Cafeteria no later than
6:20 P.M.)
Santo Niño de Prague Mass Celebration
January 15 at 10 A.M. followed by a small reception in the hall.