OLW’s Holy Name Society was organized on August 18, 1952. John J. Barrett was appointed charter president. As a departure from evening meetings, Fr. Harold T. O’Hara, pastor and spiritual advisor, held meetings at the monthly communion breakfast. Each breakfast [read more...]
At all Mothers Day Masses last weekend, our mothers received a special blessing and flowers in recognition for love they bestow on their families and our parish community.
Our Lady of the Wayside’s Catholic Women’s Club was organized on August 7, 1952, for the spiritual advancement of its members and to assist the Pastor in the material aspects of parish affairs. The diligent efforts of special committees and [read more...]
The treasured tradition of the PK-4 Mother’s Day Tea continued at Our Lady of the Wayside preschool. Our PK-4 moms were honored with songs, handmade gifts, and delicious breakfast foods.
A shout out of gratitude to Our Lady of the Wayside’s FSA 8th Grade Parents who showed their appreciation for OLW Teachers and Staff with a delicious luncheon in the Gathering Place. #doers #differencemakers
At last Sunday’s 9:30 am Family Mass, our Blessed Mother and parish patroness was crowned by Our Lady of the Wayside School and Religious Education Program students. Beautiful smiles!
Father Brady celebrated the 7:30 am Mass last Sunday as well as 62 years of priesthood. Many of Wayside’s faithful were on hand to celebrate with Father Dan and extend their gratitude for all he has done for our parish over [read more...]
In August 1954, four Dominican Sisters of St. Catharine of Siena, from St. Catharine, Kentucky, arrived to take up quarters in a wing of Our Lady of the Wayside’s new school until a convent could be built. The first class [read more...]
Grandparents Day is one of the most joyful days celebrated at Our Lady of the Wayside. This year, Mass was celebrated in our packed church. Here are two videos capturing some of the scenes and sounds from today’s mass, taken [read more...]