Click here to see this week's reflection on the Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

The OLS-SA Parish C.A.R.E. Program resumes this month, focusing this year on The Eucharist. Click here for more information.

“Be a Eucharistic Soul! If the center around which your thoughts and hopes turn is the Tabernacle, then my child, how abundant the fruits of your sanctity and apostolate will be.”

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here for this week's meditation on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here for a reflection on the Blessed Sacrament by St. John of Avila

The 2023 Cohort Mission will be held on October 23 through 25th, at St. Anthony Church. Over the course of three evenings, Fr. Martin O’Reilly will unveil the meaning and magnificence of how our loving God has, throughout man’s history, kept His covenant promises to be with us always. For details, see the Cohort Mission 2023 page.

Don’t forget that our parish dedicates Thursdays to Eucharistic adoration. The Most Blessed Sacrament is exposed upon the altar from the conclusion of the 9:00 am Mass until simple reposition at 6:15 pm. Please try to devote some part of your Thursday to silence and prayer before our Eucharistic Lord. Enter Our Lady of Sorrows Church at the elevator/office door.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Do you—or does someone you know—want to become a Catholic or, if already baptized Catholic, to receive the sacraments of First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process by which non-Catholics enter the Roman Catholic Faith. For more information on RCIA, click here.

Click here to see this week's reflection on the Holy Eucharist.

Is something “lost” with the reception of the Sacred Host alone? While Holy Communion under both species provides a “fuller sign” of the Eucharistic mystery, the Lord Jesus is “fully present” under each species. This is called the doctrine of “concomitance.” Click here for more information.

Click here for this week's meditation on the Holy Eucharist, from Card. R Cantalamessa, in "The Eucharist, Our Sanctification."

Click here to see this week's meditation on the Holy Eucharist.

Click here to see this week's meditation on the Holy Eucharist.