WELCOME TO
OUR LADY OF PEACE
We would love for you to take a second and take a look into who we are. We feel that the better you get to know us the more comfortable you will feel while you visit. Give us a look and feel free to let us know if you have any questions. Thanks so much for visiting us today!
Start with Alpha!
Alpha is a place to explore life and the Christian faith in a friendly, open, and informal environment. Everyone is welcome, no matter your background.
Confession and Adoration Times
Confession
Saturday: 3-4 pm
Wednesday: 5:30-6 pm
Adoration
First Friday of the Month: 9 am - 7 pm
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church and School is a neighborhood parish serving the Lake Nokomis and Diamond Lake communities. Whether you are searching for a new church, a rebirth into the Catholic faith, a school rooted in Catholic tradition and academic excellence, or simply want to worship with us. You're invited to take a closer look.
ANNE N.
“We were lovingly invited into serving in a number of ways that fit our gifts and ability to give. Through faith formation and relationships, our children have grown to know their Catholic faith, be generous with their gifts and most especially grow in the relationship with God."
Recent Blog Posts
The point is not to ferret out the mysteries of another personality, but to wait humbly outside the portal in case one might ever be needed inside.” How hard it is to wait “outside the portal” when we are sure that we have the answers—or even the prescription for wellness—that another person needs.
"We’re each waiting to hear the voice of God, longing for His word to us in particular... If any of this resonates for you today, I invite you to allow Jesus to speak to you the words of this weekend’s Gospel: 'Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid.'"
How many in our lives have forgotten this good news of God's desire to be in relationship with us and satisfy the deepest hunger of our hearts? How often do we who partake in the Sacrament of the Eucharist take this for granted?
Pope Leo XIV concludes that even today, whenever we seek to build up the world, we must keep God at the center. In addition, human weakness is not a threat to renewal and growth. We do not need to eliminate it to succeed or find strength.
