No Greater Love - A Lenten Scripture Study
The Season of Lent invites us to reflect on the Passion of Christ.
This 5-part study will draw us into the events of Holy Week, their Old Testament connections and their contemporary spiritual insights. Each week will begin with a 30 minute video presentation filmed in the Holy Land followed by group discussion. There is no cost, no registration, no obligation to attend every week. For more information, contact Irene Lucas at ilucas@ourladyofmercychurch.org or 814-899-6132.
Our 2026 Sanctus Retreat
Sanctus is a retreat for adults. It is an opportunity to deepen your relationship with Christ and with the Body of Christ (the Church). It is an opportunity for spiritual renewal.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship applications from graduating high school seniors are being accepted by the Our Lady of Mercy Knights of Columbus Council. The scholarship program began over 30 years ago with the purpose of awarding a portion of the annual Golf and Sports Raffle proceeds to college-bound students, who along with their parents are members of the parish.
An application form, including a brief essay, along with a certified and sealed transcript from the applicant’s school are required and should be submitted to the church office. The deadline is Sunday, May 17. It is understood that the transcript will only include grades through the most recent grading period. Please remind others who may be interested in applying. The application form is available on the OLM website. Watch the bulletin for reminders.
Thank you for considering a pledge to Our Lady of Mercy for the 2026 CSA campaign. Please take the time to read the Diocese of Erie 2026 CSA Flyer, LINK BELOW.
Thank you for your generosity. Fr Matt.
Diocese Flyer
Please make your donation to our 2026 CSA campaign via FlockNote, LINK BELOW.
Our 2024 Parish Mission
Mark your calendar for our Parish Mission October 13-15 at 6:30 p.m. (or 9:00 a.m. on Oct 14 & 15). “The Heart of a Community: Building Gospel Courage and Spiritual Wholeness Into Our Daily Lives” will look to Scripture and our ancient tradition for the wisdom we need in our turbulent times. Irish born Scripture scholar, poet and story-teller Tricia Hoyt will make us laugh, challenge us to think deeply and inspire us to live our Gospel calling more courageously.
OLM Synod Summary and Erie Diocesan Synod Summary
A synodal Church, in announcing the Gospel, “journeys together:” What are the ways in which Our Lady of Mercy and the Erie Diocese most successfully bring people together in their faith journey?
What broad themes emerged? Consider the things that were discussed repeatedly, during which the conversation felt moved by the Holy Spirit.
What other themes came up that felt significant and Spirit-led when they were mentioned, even if they were not brough up frequently?