Parish School of Religion (PSR)
Holy Mass streamed from Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, Lake Ozark, Missouri. Limited public participation in the mass has been allowed for our parishes. Please read this announcement and understand the guidelines that apply for celebrating Sunday mass. Here is a a helpful guide to download in assisting you from the Diocese regarding frequently asked questions about returning…
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What a challenge for us this year as Catholics when the celebration that invites the greatest variety of participation from the people is closed to public worship. The celebration of the Lord’s entrance into Holy Week with the blessing of the palms, the grand procession singing the hosannas, and the moving narration of the Gospel…
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God says, “Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love” Ephesians 4:2 | NIV Easier said than done when you are thrown into being an educator! But remember that YOU are their first and primary teacher in all they learn at home. As long as you can keep it fun and upbeat,…
Read MoreClick Here to browse all the wonderful kids and teen books, videos and full length movies based on the Catholic faith and learning about the Holy Spirit. Our Lady of the Lake Parish pays a yearly fee for this comprehensive Online Learning website. Adult and Group programs are also numerous and extensive in their teachings…
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If your family has their copy of The Word Among Us, you will see in today’s reading that a little girl, captured from Israel by the King of Aram, was able to tell her master how to rid himself of leprosy! If you don’t have the book from church, look up 2 Kings: 5:1-16 or…
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“I will wait upon the Lord” Sitting in adoration, I asked the Lord for help on finding a topic to write about. Lots of things ran through my head: the rush of life, glories of Spring, getting our family members to Heaven, taking care of our neighbors, dealing with teens,… Then I told myself, “Stop…
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This time of year, I tend to feel like a caged animal. No, I don’t go so far as to pace back and forth. However, working from home full-time, I can sometimes go for days without leaving the house, especially if the weather is bad. I start thinking too much and become more introverted than…
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