Please join us for coffee and donuts after morning Masses on most Sundays.
We provide parish members over the age of fifty the opportunity to join with others for fellowship and mutual support that focuses on the needs of being a senior in the world today. The 39ers also try to give back to the parish in any way that they can.
Meetings include time for fellowship, card games, lunch, an informative or entertaining program, a spiritual reading, short business meeting and community prayer requests. We also plan trips from time to time for those who can join us.
Third Monday – 10am – 2pm in the Gathering Area. Watch the bulletin for times and dates.
Garry Rodrigues, Grand Knight, 503.689.3556
A service organization of Catholic men dedicated to charitable activities which serve the Church, community, council, family and youth. The Knights are also dedicated to charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism.
Monthly meetings take place at 7:30pm the first Thursday evening of each month.
The Queens of Peace offer women of the parish fellowship, education and prayer. We provide time for an intimate exchange and sharing of our faith with each other.
Our Mission Statement reads: “To become better acquainted with the women of Queen of Peace in the spirit of Christ and His Blessed Mother through friendship, laughter, service and knowledge.”
Watch the bulletin for special events.
Queens Scholarship Application will be available as a link here, in the parish office and Gathering Area after Christmas. A $500 scholarship is awarded each year to one Queen of Peace graduating high school senior.
Meets the second Saturday of the month in Room A of the Catholic Center from 10:00am – 12:00pm. Watch the bulletin for exact dates. Does not meet in July or August.
Come share the works of your hands, and two hours of prayer and conversation, to tangibly show God’s love and tenderness to the world. We have knit and crochet patterns for every age and skill level, and work can be largely done at home.
Offering comfort and encouragement to sick and homebound members of our parish by bringing the Eucharist to those unable to be present in church. This ministry, attempting to fulfill the corporal works of mercy by visiting the sick and comforting the sorrowful, is carried out by a devoted team of men and women who literally bring the healing presence of Christ to others.
Anyone who would like to be visited by one of our ministers of communion is invited to contact Ethan Alano at the parish office. If a member of your family becomes hospitalized we would also encourage a call so we can offer our prayers and support.