Welcome to Our Lady of Peace.


Winter Clothing Drive

Sat. Nov 15th -

Sat. Nov. 29th


Help us collect warm clothing for our neighbors!


Please drop off new or gently used winter coats, hats, gloves, mittens, scarves, sweaters, sweatshirts, socks, and boots for Adults & Children. Kids' Ski Pants are especially needed!

(Note - we can only accept these items

and NOT other clothing.)


Please drop off at the church or office.


Thank you!



OLP is on-the-Go!



OLP Women's Retreat

at Genesis

"A New Look at Spirituality in Today’s World"


Seventeen women gathered together at the Genesis Retreat Center in Westfield recently spending the day learning, listening and meeting new parishioners at the 2nd annual Women's Retreat.


Presenter Joanne Bourquard led the day with insightful topics and discussions. A delicious lunch was served with more conversation and getting to know each other better.


A Big Thank you Marguerite for arranging this wonderful day!



Halloween

Senior Luncheon!


A recent spooky Halloween luncheon brought over 25 OLP senior parishioners together to enjoy lunch, laughter, and lively rounds of bingo!

Parishioner Paul Mariani, with his effective, dramatic pause,s read Edgar Alan Poe's "The Raven," keept everyone on the edge of their seats! Volunteers wearing witches’ hats served sandwiches, cider, and slices of delicious pumpkin-spice cake roll, creating a hauntingly

good time! 


Featuring Paul Mariani reading

"The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe




Jubilee Pilgrimage to Rome!

OLP Parishioner Eileen, shared a few of her photos from a recent pilgrimage to Rome! She said it was a busy,  beautiful, spiritual time. She  even was able to spend some time with her son,  Fr. Paul who is at the Vatican for 3 months. 

Thank you, Eileen!


OLP's recent annual

"Blessing of the Animals" honoring St. Francis of Assisi.

St. Francis encouraged people to be kind and mindful of others. We can learn from him by caring for the environment, being kind to animals,

and helping those in need.




Save the Dates!


Curious about the Catholic Faith?

Becoming Catholic

Sundays @10 am

There's still time to join our class!


Whether you (or a friend) are curious about the Catholic faith, wish to be Baptized as a Catholic or have not yet received First Communion or Confirmation, please join us for weekly sessions and lively discussions. Questions, please give us a call!


Call Marguerite for more information or to sign up.

413.863.5397



Wednesdays 6:30pm-7:45pm

Contemplative Prayer Group:

Chanting, Meditating & Sharing

"Give Us This Day" Prayer Group


Beginning October 1st

There's still time to join us!




Become a founding member of a weekly prayer group led by Joe Toritto.

Joe taught theology at catholic high schools and colleges for over 40 years. He directs the Eventide Singers, a Greenfield based Hospice choir, and leads Taize prayer services in the Pioneer Valley.


Participants will use "Give Us This Day", a daily lectionary published by St. John's Abbey. Following the liturgical cycle of morning and evening prayer, daily Mass with commentary, as well as daily reflections on a "Saint of the Day". Participants will sing, meditate and share one's sense of God's presence in their life.


Weekly meetings begin Wednesday, October 1st 6:30 to7:45 pm.

To register call Marguerite @ 413.863.5397.


Visit our Photo Gallery for Parish Happenings!!


Parish Photo Galary.

Flight of the Holy Family fleeing to Egypt.

Important Message.

 If you missed Father's homily on February 16th about the mass deportation of immigrants, please read it  here. It has an important message about what is happening in the United States with the immigrants and the mass deportations taking place.


Pope Francis recently sent a strongly worded letter to the Catholic bishops of the United States in which he denounced the mass deportation of migrants…


"The journey from slavery to freedom that the People of Israel traveled, as narrated in the Book of Exodus, invites us to look at the reality of our time, so clearly marked by the phenomenon of migration, as a decisive moment in history to reaffirm not only our faith in a God who is always close, incarnate, migrant and refugee, but also the infinite and transcendent dignity of every human person." [1]


The letter also stated that the Pope disagrees with identifying the illegal status of migrants with criminality, and called on the bishops to “walk together” and defend the human dignity of the migrants in their country.


Please remember that the surest way that others will know we are Christians is by our love. 


2025 - It's a Jubilee Year!


The Holy Father has announced 2025 as a Jubilee Year, a sacred time of renewal, reflection, and grace which happens every 25 years.

The theme for Jubilee 2025 is “Pilgrims of Hope,” and it will be a year of hope for a world suffering the impacts of war, the ongoing effects of COVID-19 pandemic, and the climate crisis. Worldwide events will take place this year including pilgrimages to Rome.


Locally, Our Lady of Peace, along with the Diocese of Springfield, will have a full calendar of events to celebrate this Jubilee and be the hope and change our community needs!


The Jubilee will last until January 6, 2026.



Message from Father Stan.

Contact Us
Welcome.

Welcome to the Our Lady of Peace website. Whether you are a parishioner or a visitor, you will find information about our ministries, special programs and various schedules. Our community strives to be a place of welcome and hospitality, where there is always room at the table and the gifts of all are embraced and valued. We hope that you will find this information helpful, that you will contact us with comments, questions and suggestions, and that you visit often—both at this website and in person. 


Our Mission.

Our Lady of Peace is a Catholic faith community that seeks to follow the mission of Jesus Christ by keeping our faith alive and growing. We strive to nurture a community in which all feel welcome, live according to Gospel values, worship and pray together, and put faith into practice by reaching out and serving our neighbors in need.

View our Parish Calendar.


For additional information or questions on our parish calendar and events, please contact Marcia Caloon at 863.2585 | church@ourladyofpeacetf.com


For additional information or questions about Religious Education, please contact Carol Holubecki at 863.2585 | carol@ourladyofpeacetf.com

2025-2026 Religious Ed Calendar

Please Join Us!

Check out our Calendar to see more events!

Mass Times.

Weekend

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM

Weekday

Monday: 8:00 AM

Tuesday: 8:00 AM

Wednesday: 8:00 AM

Thursday: 8:00 AM


Holy Days

Vigil: 6:00 PM  (except All Saints Day-no vigil)

Holy Day: 8:00 AM


Communion Service.


Friday: 8:00 AM 

Confession Times.

Saturdays: 3-3:50 pm or by appointment.

Office Hours.

Monday - Thursday: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM

The parish office is closed on Fridays.

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