Catholic Deaf Community
of Oregon
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WE GATHER TOGETHER AS ONE IN CHRIST
WE ARE STRONG IN OUR FAITH
Welcome to the Catholic Deaf Community
Holy Week Schedule
Palm Sunday
Our Lady of the Lake -- 9 am
St Peter -- 10 am
Holy Thursday
Our Lady of the Lake -- 7pm
St Peter -- 7pm
Good Friday
Our Lady of the Lake -- 7pm
St Peter -- 7pm
Easter Sunday
Our Lady of the Lake -- 9 am
St Peter -- 10 am
Check out the different pages for
Masses
Young Adult Events
Service Projects
ICDA and CDYA events
and Faith Education
Lake Oswego/Portland
Map -- Directions
ASL Interpreted Mass
Sundays 9:00 am
Live Stream Available all week
Faith Education -- 10:15-11:30
1st Sunday -- Bible Study
2nd Sunday -- The Chosen Film and disucssion
3rd Sunday -- SEEL Prayer Group
4th Sunday -- Brunch together
Fall Faith in Action: Passport through the Corporal Works of Mercy
Interpreter Calendar Schedule: contact Jilene
SE Portland
Map -- Direction
ASL Interpreted Mass
Sunday 10:00
Live Stream Available all week
ASL Signers for 1st and 2nd reading -- contact Howard
Children's Sacrament Prep -- contact Marcy or Cami.
Deaf Catholic Events
Fall Activities Around the Archdiocese
Catholic Deaf Young Adults
Wednesday Activities
Activities Led by Young Adults and Leadership Team
18 years to 39 years
Each activity focuses on Social and Emotional support with faith connection.
1st Wednesdays -- join with Oregon Deaf Autism activities
2nd Wednesdays -- Financial Education and Stewardship
3rd Wednesdays -- Service Projects
4th Wednesdays -- Social Events
ICDA Chapter 45
ICDA is an organization of Catholic Deaf people and hearing people in the church,
working together for spiritual development, service, and study.
Monthly rotating meetings
Support for Catholic Deaf
Social and Service projects
2nd Sundays at 2:00
Meetings open to all
Contact:
Paul -- President
Sue -- Secretary
Howard -- Treasurer
Service Projects
Works of Mercy Service Projects
The seven works of corporal mercy according to Catholic tradition address the physical needs of the poor. These include:
1. feeding the hungry
2. visiting the imprisoned
3. burying the dead
4. clothing the naked
5. caring for the sick
6. giving shelter to travelers
7. offering drinks to the thirsty
September -- Project for supporting our Deaf Elderly
All projects led by Deaf
and in ASL