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Welcome To Our Parish!
office hours: tuesday to thursday 9:00am to 5:00pm -
Catechesis of the good shepherd
religious education for children ages 4 through 9-
Atrium level 1
Children ages 4 to 6 years of age
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Atrium Level 2
Children ages 7 to 9 years of age
(Register now for waiting List)
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Upcoming Events
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Sunday, January 26, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Come and see our Level II Atrium of the Good Shepherd where our children will be learning about Jesus. It is a newly remodeled room in the basement of our office building which has been transformed into the Atrium for our catechesis of the Good Shepherd. All are welcome!Read More -
Sunday, February 2, 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Come and enjoy a delicious hot breakfast sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Get to know your fellow parishioners and learn more about your catholic faith traditions. A ten minute presentation followed by children's activities and a ruffle. All Are Welcome!!!Read More -
Saturday, March 14, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fr. Paul Zirimenya, a deaf priest from the Archdiocese of St Francisco, will be leading a one-day retreat for the Deaf. The theme of the Lenten Retreat is: "Path to a Changed Life." The retreat will begin with Confessions. Please RSVP by text: 503 200 9190Read More
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sites of interest
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- SITIO EN ESPANOL
- PARISH REGISTRATION: Register or update your registration
- Archdiocese Of Portland: All you need to know about the Archdiocese
- Gethsemani Funeral Home and Cemetery: The only catholic funeral home in Oregon
- United States Catholic Conference of Bishops: All you need to know about the church in the US
- Mount Angel Abbey and Seminary: Our local seminary and retreat center
- The Holy See: All you need to know about the Vatican
- Catholic Counseling Center (Marriage Prep and Counseling)
- Fr Bernard Retreat Center (Marriage Prep and Retreats)
- Inspirational Videos
- On Serving the Poor
- Migration Social Teaching
- Share the Journey Campaign: Welcoming the Stranger
- COLUMBARIUM INFORMATION
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Photo Albums
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Labyrinth
9 Photos
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Chicken Dinner 2017
25 Photos
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Holy Week
96 Photos
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ViaCrucis
79 Photos
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Lent 2017
12 Photos
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Our Church
20 Photos
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Christmas 2016
12 Photos
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Chapel
11 Photos
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National Catholic Register
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By Christine Rousselle/CNA. | WASHINGTON, D.C. — An estimated 10,000 pilgrims traveled from both near and far to attend Mass at the opening of the National Prayer Vigil for Life...
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By Matt Hadro/CNA. | PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Four months after submitting his mandatory letter of resignation to Pope Francis, Archbishop Charles Chaput officially stood down as leader of the...
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By Tito Edwards | Extraordinary Public Display Of Turin Shroud In 2020 – Robin Gomes at Vatican News +1 Divine Mercy Image vs. Shroud of Turin: Are They Identical? Intriguing Evidence – ChurchPOP...
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Life Teen Blog
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Anxiety does not define you. The truth is that Christ longs to help us carry our crosses of anxiety and calls us to take real steps towards real healing. Within these steps towards healing, we are...
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While MLK’s contributions to the confrontation of injustice definitely should *not* be ignored, we *should* make an effort to get to know some of the other Black Christians that made the Kingdom of...
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It is as easy as that. Talk to your pals about youth group and make the main focus a place for community.
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Grotto Blog
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Over the course of a summer, Patrick got to know his barber, Tyson. In the conversations they shared during haircuts, Tyson told Patrick how he’s been transformed by becoming a father, especially to...
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At the close of my first day of orientation for new teachers, I turned to a fellow first-year teacher and thanked him for sharing what I considered a valuable contribution in the group’s previous...
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Amy Biehl didn’t live a long life, but she gave everything she had to promote racial justice. The connections she made have transformed into something deeper than justice: reconciliation. As a...
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