OLPH Glendale Virtual Parish
May 17 Collection: $11,080
(Please continue to donate - we depend on you!)
OLPH Glendale is seeking a part-time bilingual receptionist for the front office. For more information, please contact Soledad De La Rosa at soledad@olphglendale.com.
Rising with Christ - OLPH Reopening
Welcome Back! Beginning this week, Bishop Olmsted permits Parishes to open Mass to the public on a limited basis. Thank you for your patience with the following procedures/logistics that are designed to keep everyone safe and in compliance with CDC/state guidelines while maintaining a reverent and prayerful atmosphere. Please note that the Bishop’s dispensation for weekly Mass attendance is still in effect, so if you are feeling sick, have a fever, a sick family member, are a primary caretaker to a vulnerable person, been traveling, or at risk, please stay home.
Click the announcements below for complete details.
ENGLISH ANNOUNCEMENT SPANISH ANNOUNCEMENT
Read more about the Diocesan plan to restoring parish life at the Rising with Christ Diocesan site.
Parish Updates
Office Hours
Our office is currently closed to the public until further notice. We are available by phone Monday-Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
There is a secured mailbox at the entrance of the parish office for your donations. Thank you for your generosity.
Mass and Confession Times
Sunday: 8:00am (English), 10:00am (Bilingual), 1:00pm (Spanish)
Monday-Saturday: 8:00am (English)
All Masses are limited to 200 individuals.
Confessions: Saturday 9:00am on the basketball court of the school.
The church is open for private prayer from 8:00am - 12:00pm, Monday-Friday.
Stay Connected
Dear Parishioners, in order to stream Live our events via Youtube and reach more parishioners, we need 1000 subscribers. Please help us to reach that goal by subscribing into our parish YouTube channel: OLPH Glendale.
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Together in Prayer
Family Life
Updates, information, and videos for kids, teens, and seniors!
Clergy Corner
Our Beloved priest Fr. John Nahrgang explains the devotion of Divine Mercy.