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Mass for Wednesday in the Octave of Easter

Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Copies of “I Thirst” Available in the Parish Center

Father Arthur and Deacon Peter treated Easter Mass-goers to a nice bonus last weekend.  Copies of Joseph Langford’s “I Thirst: 40 days with Mother Teresa” were distributed after mass – one per household.  They were distributed with a snappy bookmark [read more...]

This Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday

This Sunday, April 11, is Divine Mercy Sunday. If you are like me, you may be unfamiliar with the topic of Divine Mercy (e.g. what it is and how it relates to you and your life).  To be honest, Divine [read more...]

Divine Mercy Delivered

Our Lady of the Wayside’s Deacon Paul Onischuk asks…“If you had the opportunity to see Jesus, would you take it?” He then explains how this is possible through the image of The Divine Mercy, created through the vision of Saint [read more...]

Mass for Tuesday in the Octave of Easter

Fr. Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

St. Marks Food Collection: April 11th

On Sunday, April 11th, we will have our monthly non-perishable food drive for St. Mark’s Parish.  In these difficult times their need for food is great and they are serving more people than ever. Our volunteers will be at the parish [read more...]

Unsung Heroes: Art & Environment Ministry (Video)

Successful parishes happen for a reason, and one of the biggest is the unsung heroes who work silently, behind the scenes, to make beautiful things happen. Our Lady of the Wayside extends its deepest gratitude to the Art & Environment Ministry [read more...]

Mass for Monday in the Octave of Easter

Fr. Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Join Us For Friday Morning Bible Study

Zoom with OLW’s bible study group.  Enjoy fellowship and share insights on the bible. To receive the Zoom sign-in code, email biblestudy@olwparish.org.

Easter Sunday The Resurrection of the Lord

Father Mark Augustine presiding with Father Arthur Marat and Deacon Don Grossnickle assisting.