Our Lady of the Angels

Mass Schedule
Mon-Sat: 8AM in the Church, Fridays - Chapel 12pm
Saturday Vigil: 3PM and 5pm in the Church (new times effective January 6, 2024)
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 10:45AM, 12:30pm (Seasonal), 5PM in the Church 
                       

Confession after the 8AM Mass
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(Daily Chapel)  W, F, & Sat (Church confessional)

Adoration 
Monday - Sunday 7am - 9pm in the Adoration Chapel
3PM Divine Mercy Chaplet on Fridays

* The Angelus is prayed each day at 12pm & 6pm

 

 

 

12905 State Road 70 East
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202

Phone: (941)-752-6770
Fax: (941)-752-6821
Email: parishinfo@olangelscc.org

Monday: 8:30am - 12pm by appointment only, 12pm-4pm

Tuesday - Thursday: 8:30am - 4:00pm 

Friday: 8:30am - 1pm

The church office will be closed on Friday, March 29th and Monday, April 1st.   

 

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March 24th Palm Sunday      7am, 9am, 10:45am, 12:30pm, 5pm

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Stations of the Cross

Children's Stations of the Cross at 3:45 pm


Contact Debbie Jackson, our Safe Environment Coordinator for Our Lady of the Angels at djackson@olangelscc.org with any questions.

As minors and vulnerable adults participate in activities within or sponsored by our diocese, it is our commitment to provide an environment which is safe and nurturing. Therefore, the mission of the Safe Environment Program is:

  • To provide required education for all employees (clergy, religious and laity), those volunteers and others regularly involved with minors, and parents, as to the issue of abuse of children including the detection, prevention and reporting of child abuse.
  • To provide required training programs for children and young people in our Catholic schools and religious education programs. This includes age appropriate materials pertaining to personal safety and information about improper touching and relationships. Children are not expected to be fully knowledgeable about child abuse or of the laws governing care of children but they need to know when they should seek assistance from a trusted adult.
  • To thoroughly screen and evaluate the background of all diocesan employees – clergy, religious and laity – and those volunteers who work with children and young people.
  • To hold those who minister in the name of the Church of Venice – all diocesan employees (clergy, religious and laity) and those volunteers who work with children and young people – to Christ-centered and professional codes of conduct.

Como adultos Cristianos, tenemos una responsabilidad moral y legal y somos encomendados por Dios con el bienestar espiritual, emocional y físico de los menores y adultos vulnerables. Cuando ellos participan en las actividades en o patrocinadas por nuestra diócesis, es nuestro compromiso proporcionar un ambiente que sea sano y educado. Por lo tanto, la misión del Programa Sano del Ambiente es:

  • Investigar y evaluar a fondo los antecedentes de todos los empleados/as diocesanos – clero, religiosos/as y laicado – y aquellos/as voluntarios/as que trabajan con menores y jóvenes.
  • Mantener a aquellos que son ministros en el nombre de la Iglesia de Venece – todos los empleados/as diocesanos (clero, religiosos/as y laicado) y aquellos/as voluntarios/as que trabajan con menores y jóvenes – centrados en Cristo y en los códigos profesionales de conducta.
  • Proporcionar educación para todos los empleados/as (clero, religiosos/as y laicado), aquellos/as voluntarios/as y otros envueltos regularmente con menores, y los padres, en cuanto al tema del abuso de menores incluyendo la detención, la prevención y el informe de abuso del menor.
  • Proporcionar programas de capacitación para menores y jóvenes en nuestras escuelas Católicas. Esto incluye materiales apropiados a la edad, relacionados a la seguridad personal e información acerca de contacto impropio y relaciones. No se espera que los niños estén completamente informados sobre el abuso del menor o de las leyes que gobiernan el cuidado de menores, pero ellos necesitan saber cuándo deben buscar ayuda de un adulto de confianza.