Memorial Mass – March 2

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On Tuesday, March 2, at noon, The Most Rev. Joel M. Konzen, S.M., will be celebrating a Memorial Mass at the Chancery. This Mass will be streamed live on the Archdiocese of Atlanta Livestream, livestream.com/archatl, and Facebook, facebook.com/archatl, pages. This Memorial Mass is for all of those who have died during these past twelve months. This will be a time for us to pause and be mindful of not only the deaths of those affected by COVID-19 but all others who have passed from this life to the next. As we gather for this Mass let us also lift up in prayer the … Continue reading →

Weekend Worship Aids Available Here

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Worship Aid link for this week’s Mass (updated 2/28/2021) We are pleased to provide you with worship aids to use during Masses. Please print at home and bring it with you for use during Mass. We kindly ask that you take your copies with you when you exit the church so we can continue offering these aids.

Archbishop’s Annual Appeal 2021

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We will be sending all of the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal envelopes received by this weekend (Feb. 27-28) as a bundle to the archdiocese on Monday, March 1. Please drop your sealed envelopes into the collection basket this weekend, (Feb. 27-28), or drop into the drop box at the office window if no one is in the office. Every donation helps us to reach our goal. The 2021 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal donations are accepted online through December 31, 2021. Visit www.archatl.com/appeal to make a pledge or one-time gift. Be certain you choose Our Lady of the Mount in Lookout Mountain when making an … Continue reading →

Stations of the Cross

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Our Lady of the Mount will have Stations of the Cross every other Friday during Lent starting at 6:00 P.M. (not 7:00 as previously announced). The remaining dates for Stations at OLMCC are March 12 and March 26. Stations of the Cross will be held at SKD every Friday during Lent at 5:00 P.M. to coincide with the Knights of Columbus Lenten fish dinners. Fr. Mark will lead Stations at SKD on March 5 and March 19. The other Fridays, SKD parishioners will lead Stations of the Cross.

Women’s Bible Study

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Filmed on location in the Holy Land, Mary: A Biblical Walk with the Blessed Mother will place you in the midst of the powerful drama of Mary’s earthly life, taking you through her joys and her sorrows. You will learn how she works in our lives today, drawing us ever closer to her divine Son.  Mary will become a part of your daily life and help you to become more like Christ. Join us for Mary: A Biblical Walk with the Blessed Mother in the Youth Room beginning Wednesday, February 17 at 9:30am. Sign up sheet is in the narthex. For more information call … Continue reading →

Hot Meals Ministry

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We are excited to announce a new ministry initiative for Our Lady of the Mount and   St. Katharine Drexel. The “Hot Meals” ministry has as its basic “mission statement” the words found in Matthew 25:35, “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me.” Here are two ways you can participate: 1. Hot meal preparation in Fr. Shuler Hall kitchen on most Mondays from 2:00 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. (starting February 15, 2021). Please signup to volunteer HERE. If the schedule needs to change for any reason, SignUpGenius will … Continue reading →

The Ascension Lenten Companion

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Lent is an important season in the Church’s liturgical year — it is the time when we take stock of where we are in our faith so as to prepare for the death and resurrection of our Savior. Often, we lose sight of the point of this season because we get caught up in ourselves: how hard it is to fast, how we fail at fasting, and just waiting for the season to be over at Easter. Because of this we often arrive at Easter with our lives no more changed than they were on Ash Wednesday. This Lent our … Continue reading →