Welcome to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish

A warm welcome to all visiting, returning or seeking a spiritual home in our parish community. Whether you have never stepped into a church, have been practicing your Catholic faith or returning to the faith, we welcome you! We are delighted to have you with us and participate in sharing the mission of the Church: to proclaim the Good News, celebrate the divine mysteries, and serve all in the manner of Jesus Christ.

The Church is usually open early before Mass starts. Volunteers and parishioners are there if you have any questions. Feel free to come up and introduce yourself! We are truly happy that you are here!

If you would like to register as a parishioner, please fill out this form.

Get involved refer to upcoming parish events

**Life’s BIG Questions**

Who is Jesus?

Do I need Jesus?

Can I know Jesus?

Finding Our Parish

Contact & Map Directions

Weekday Mass

Wednesday to Friday - 12:00 pm

Weekend Mass

Saturday - 4:30 pm
Sunday - 10:00 am

Confession Times

Saturday - 3:45-4:15 PM

Get Involved

MORE MINISTRIES

Knights of Columbus

Eucharistic Ministers

Parish Events

Saturday, November 28th at 10:00am in the hall

Advent Wreath Making Workshop

Join us in making Advent Wreaths in the hall as we prepare our heart for the coming of Christ.

Sunday, November 15th at 11:30am-1:00pm

Faithful Stewardship: Your Life, Your Legacy

What legacy will you leave? Join Archbishop Damphousse for a presentation on how to create an intentional prayerful Estate Plan that maximizes your spiritual and social impact.

Come and Introduce yourself, enjoy a homemade treats, share a treat

Coffee Sunday in the Hall

Join us every second Sunday in the Hall after the 10am Mass.. bring a treat to share..

Grow in Faith Online

Needing God To Be Near

Jonathan bravely shares how after losing a close friend, he found himself wrestling with grief, guilt and the questions that do...

Fr. Mike Schmitz

4 Tips If Prayer Is Hard Right Now

Feeling like you are just going through the motions in your relationship with God? Father Mike unpacks ways you can still appr...

Be Still and Know: Learning to Stop Trying So Hard

Prayer never came easily for me. Most of the time, I either tried too hard or not at all. I would sit down wanting to hear God, but would get lost trying to ‘do prayer right’. I was thinking about what I should say, what I should feel, or how long I should stay quiet before I could say to myself...

Be Still and Know: Learning to Stop Trying So Hard

Prayer never came easily for me. Most of the time, I either tried too hard or not at all. I would sit down wanting to hear God, but would get lost trying to ‘do prayer right’. I was thinking about what I should say, what I should feel, or how long I should stay quiet before I could say to myself...