Tag Archive: #olwschool

Sunday’s Bulletin Cover

Continuing with our ongoing “parish artists” series of bulletin covers, here’s a peek at next Sunday’s masterpiece, lovingly contributed by an Our Lady of the Wayside Vacation Bible School Program 3rd grader last summer. Don’t be shy artists & doodlers! [read more...]

Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and evangelist (School Mass)

Father Gilbert Mashurano presiding.

Sunday’s Bulletin Cover

Continuing with our ongoing “parish artists” series of bulletin covers, here’s a peek at next Sunday’s captivating masterpiece, lovingly contributed by a member of Our Lady of the Wayside’s Music Ministry and Choir. Don’t be shy artists & doodlers! We’re [read more...]

Trunk or Treat: A Great Family Event!

Last year’s Trunk or Treat spooktacular was great and this year’s will be even better. Wear costumes and trick or treat safely in OLW’s parking lot with friends and community. Tickets go on sale next week – $8 per each [read more...]

Ladies Night Out: Tickets Sales are Open!

Ladies, get your tickets NOW for Bingo, Bags and Bubbles — a Ladies Night Out. The event will take place on Saturday, October 1 in the school gym. Doors open at 7pm, BINGO starts at 7:30. Tickets purchased online before the [read more...]

Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Family Mass)

Father Mark Augustine presiding.

Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (School Mass)

Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Peter LeTourneau assisting.

Sunday’s Bulletin Cover

Continuing with our ongoing “parish artists” series of bulletin covers, here’s a peek at next Sunday’s masterpiece, lovingly contributed by a 3rd grade student who participated in this summer’s Vacation Bible School Program. Don’t be shy artists & doodlers! We’re [read more...]

Wednesday of the Twenty-Third Week in Ordinary Time (School Mass)

Father Arthur Marat presiding.

Sunday’s Bulletin Cover

Continuing with our ongoing “parish artists” series of bulletin covers, here’s a peek at next Sunday’s masterpiece, lovingly contributed by a 5th grade student who participated in the Vacation Bible School Program this summer. Don’t be shy artists & doodlers! [read more...]