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    Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church
    
in Branson, Missouri

On behalf of our parish staff, our parish council and our parish family, welcome to our Our Lady of the Lake online!

We are a small Catholic community that has an abundance of visitors for the weekend Masses. We have a welcoming, warm community of people who pray and sing, pray, praise, and thank the Lord in a participating manner. We have a parish school of religion for all children and teens. Our adults are invited to faith-experienced programs and events throughout the year. Developing a lifestyle that reflects Christ requires a lifetime of continual growth. You are invited to join us in personal involvement as we travel the path of our faith journey. May we be persistent in trying to do more than we are currently doing to follow Christ's teachings. There are so many opportunities for our ongoing conversion to Christ through parish projects and activities in the full spectrum of Catholic Christian life. We need you to respond by sharing your God-given gifts, empowered by the Holy Spirit, with our parish family.

Please feel free to browse and explore our parish web site.  If you should need to contact us for any reason, we are always ready and willing to assist you in any way.  May God bless you!

       

 

Our Lady of the Lake
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Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau links

 

Roman Catholic Church links


Weekly Bulletin and Calendar

Monthly Calendar of Events - May 2008

Liturgy Schedule - May 2008


View Photos of Spaghetti Dinner!


Check out the new web site, ministry, and music schedule of Gregory & Escalanté!  Click here to listen to their music now!


Book your next trip with Our Lady Travels!
 

 
Official web site of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau

 
The Mirror On-line


Our Lady of the Ozarks Parish, Forsyth

 
Bishop James V. Johnston, Jr.


Missouri Catholic Conference


United States Conference of Catholic Bishops


Official web site of the Vatican, the Holy See

Featured Diocesan Links
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Notre Dame Regional High School

McAuley Catholic High School

Springfield Catholic Schools

St. Mary Cathedral School

Congregation of the Mother Coredemtrix, Carthage


 

Our Lady of the Lake news for July 2008

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament takes place each week, beginning on Wednesday after the 9:00 am Mass and continues all day Wednesday through the night hours, and all day Thursday until 6:00 pm.

Adorers are needed for Thursday afternoons from 3:00 until 4:00 pm.
If you can help with this hour, please call Fr. Rick for more information, 334-2928.


Experience the passion of Gregory & Escalanté
You have heard them at Mass, now join them in concert!
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church is excited to announce a new music ministry extension of our church.
On Sunday, April 6, the parish debut of Gregory and Escalanté will begin.

An hour-long concert of spiritual retreat for the soul will be presented in the main worship space of the church.
Come experience an uplifting of soul through the sharing of faith and music by our parish's very own
Richard Gregory and Dow Escalanté.  Visit their web site for more information.

   
The concert schedule runs from April 6 through the end of August, on Sundays and Mondays each week, 3:00-4:00 pm, and Monday evenings from 7:00-8:00 pm.  A $10.00 donation per person helps support our musical ministry in their needs, hopes, and dreams.



Vacation Bible School, August 4-8, 2008!
Our Lady of the Lake Parish coordinator of religious education and youth ministry, Pat Hutcheson, has announced the theme of this year's VBS (vacation bible school), "Power Lab: Discovering Jesus' Miraculous Power."  Our VBS is scheduled during August 4-8, 9:00-12:30 pm, and is open to children 4-12 years of age.  Click here to register your child for VBS online or for volunteer sign-up information and registration.
 


What do you think about the new look of our parish web site?
By now, you have noticed a new look to our parish web site since this past February.  Our goal was to make the site more informative, useful, and attractive for our parish family and the many thousands of visitors who access our site each month.  But now, we want your comments.  Click here to tell us what you like and how we might make our parish web site even better for everyone!

 

 
 

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