Our Lady of Perpetual Help

2021 Charity and Development Appeal Commitment Sunday

Cooking with Fr. Greg - Reclaiming Sunday Dinners  Chicken Divan Recipe

Watch Live-Streamed Mass

(Tuesday at 8:30 am during School Year);

Saturday 4:30 pm Vigil Mass; 

Sunday 8:30 am, 10:30 am & 12:30 pm Spanish Mass) 

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Prayer of the Day 

Jesus, may your peace reign in my heart; I believe that you have called me to this (Colossians 3:15). Still my mind and still my heart to hear your words in this Gospel and live them out in my life.  Jesus, you are my peace, the true peace the world cannot give. Place your peace deep into my heart and let it reign there, covering all that I do in binding it together in perfect harmony (Colossians 3:14-15). When I am grieving, please remind me of the peace you have given me. Help me be a bearer of your peace into the world. Let me be an instrument of your peace at all times. When I am afraid, help me to trust in you. When I am confused, give me your clarity. When I am anxious, help me to have a childlike trust in the Father’s providence for me. Amen.

Daily Motivator - Get Better With Every Effort

In order to be smart you must ask stupid questions.  In order to gain new skills and wisdom you must be willing to look like a fool.  No one rides a bicycle perfectly on the first attempt.  The only way to become graceful at it is to start as an awkward beginner.  Is there something you're reluctant to attempt because you'll look bad at first?  Well, you'll look even worse if you're always afraid to do it.  To get good at it you have to go through being bad at it.  The way to do anything well is to give yourself permission to do it poorly for a while.  From the moment you were born you've been improving your skills and abilities. Give that positive trend new avenues where it can continue.  Admit you don't know, accept that you can't do it, and then challenge yourself to learn.  Encourage and enable yourself to get better and better with every effort.-- Ralph Marston

Our Lady of Perpetual Help -

Scottsdale Virtual Church Community 

Since March 16, 2020 we have been reaching out to our parishioners through technology.  Even though we have resumed daily and Sunday Masses, some parishioners are not comfortable returning back to Church just yet, we will continue to provide this Virtual Outreach to you.  We are using our YouTube Channel (click on the YouTube icon - located on the top right of this page) to reach out to our parishioners.  Our daily schedule on Facebook is as follows:

• 8:30 am Streamed Daily Mass (Tuesdays during School Year)
• 8:30 am (SUNDAY ONLY) Streamed Sunday Mass
• 10:30 am (SUNDAY ONLY) Streamed Sunday Mass
• 12:00 pm The Angelus with Fr. Greg Schlarb
• 12:30 pm (SUNDAY ONLY) Streamed Sunday Mass in Spanish (Misa en Español)
• 3:00 pm The Divine Mercy Chaplet with Fr. Greg Schlarb
• 4:30 pm (SATURDAY ONLY) Streamed Sunday Mass
• 5:00 pm The recitation of the Rosary with Fr. Greg Schlarb
• 8:30 pm Night Prayer with Fr. Greg Schlarb

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Parish Office Hours

Monday-Thursday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday Closed

Parish Info Center Hours

NO HOURS UNTIL COVID -19 PANDEMIC IS ERADICATED

Sunday Mass Times

At Our Lady of Perpetual Church            Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm                                  6:30 am, 8:30 am, 10:30 am,                    12:30 pm (Spanish/Español)

Misa en Español           Domingos a las 12:30 pm en la Iglesia

Weekday (Monday - Saturday) Mass Times

6:15 am  (Monday - Saturday)  12:00 pm (Monday - Friday)

Confessions in Church 

SATURDAY     3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Holy Days of Obligation

Please see Bulletin or check our Website for all mass times offered on Holy Days of Obligation 

Catholic Devotions

​Sanctity of Life Hour: Mondays at 11am
Novena: Tuesdays at 7:30pm
Rosary/Divine Mercy Chaplet: 7:45am after the Rosary (Mon. - Sat.)
Stations of the Cross: 6:00pm Fridays
(during Lent) 
Eucharistic Adoration (Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm; Saturday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm)

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