Events & Announcements

Fr. John's Pasta Sauce is Back!

Stop "buy" the parish office to pick up a jar or two. It's organic, vegan, 100% gluten free, kosher and delicious. All proceeds will go towards the income lost due to the cancellation of our Parish Festival.

$8.50/Jar or $96/Case

FullCircle Coffee Shop

Please visit the OLMC Coffee Shop Sunday after all the morning Masses. All proceeds benefit the FullCircle Program, a Parish ministry at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel that offers assistance for At Risk Kids and their families.

Help Fr. Aaron & the children in Ghana!

Help Fr. Aaron build a library and computer lab for the children at Roman Catholic Basic School in Ghana!

Adoration on Mondays

Add Mon, May 17 (weekly)

Come spend one hour with our Lord on Mondays beginning just after the 8:30am Mass until 6:00pm Benediction in the Church.

Will & Trusts Educational Seminar

Add Sat, May 22 @ 10:00 AM

Presented by Deacon James Carabajal, CEO of the Catholic Community Foundation

Join us for a free, in-person educational session in support of your parish community.

40 Hours of Adoration

Add Fri, Jun 4 - Sun, Jun 6

OLMC takes this opportunity to restart our 24 hours First Friday Eucharistic Adoration with the Feast of Corpus Christi and to use these 40 hours to pray for our Parish as it transitions to new leadership.

Fr. John's Farewell BBQ

Add Sun, Jun 6 @ 12:00 PM

after the 11:00am Mass

Come enjoy lunch and say farewell to Fr. John.

Kid's Club Summer Care

Add Mon, Jun 7 - Fri, Jul 30

Kid’s Club Summer Care is open to School and Parish families at OLMC.

Our American Gulag

05-15-2021Fr. John Bonavitacola

Dear Friends,

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s, The Gulag Archipelago, first published in English in 1973 is now available in an abridged version that I highly recommend. In it, Solzhenitsyn describes how the omnipresent Soviet apparatus of repression infected every aspect of Russian life including the labor camps, prisons, uprooting and extermination of entire groups of people, the secret police and how the state ruled all-powerfully, degraded and brutalized just about everyone. But it also is the story of tremendous moral courage and how many individuals and small groups refused to be corrupted, violate their conscience and chose to stand against the state’s soul crushing tactics. So much of the resistance was not grand scale coup attempts but small, quieter acts of defiance or refusal to cooperate that allowed individuals to keep their moral compass intact.