Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Mass
Saturday | 5:00pm | Immaculate Heart of Mary |
Sunday | 8:00am | Immaculate Conception |
9:30am | Immaculate Heart of Mary | |
11:30am | Immaculate Conception | |
Monday & Wednesday | 8:00am | Immaculate Heart of Mary |
Wednesday | 7:00pm Latin Mass Ordinary Form | Immaculate Heart of Mary |
Tuesday & Friday | 8:00am | Immaculate Conception |
Reconciliation
Monday | 5:00-6:00pm | Immaculate Conception | |
Wednesday | 6:00-6:45pm | Immaculate Heart of Mary | |
Saturday | 3:30-4:45pm | Immaculate Heart of Mary | |
Other times by appointment |
WORDS FROM FR. JOHN

Pope Francis: A Reflection on His Papacy and Legacy
04-27-2025 | Fr. John GranatoMy Dear Friends,
Today we remember Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday, April 21st. He is among one of the oldest popes in history, and he reigned as pope for 13 years.
When I was born in 1969, Pope St. Paul VI was the current pope of the Catholic Church. When he died in 1978, it did not occur to me that it was a big deal (being that I was only 9 years old). Blessed Pope John Paul I was elected, but he lived only thirty days as pope before he died.
Soon after, a cardinal from Poland was elected as pope and he chose the name John Paul II. His election was the first of a non-Italian cardinal since the 1520’s. Pope St. John Paul II was one of the longest-serving popes in history, reigning for 27 years.
Read MoreOur Mission
Our Lady of Hope Parish strives to be a Catholic community of disciples who work together to build up the Kingdom of God on earth. We offer to all a share in our faith in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Our Vision
Our Lady of Hope Parish envisions a community characterized by spiritual vitality, stewardship, accountability, and social and financial responsibility—all for the sake of fulfilling our mission.