The Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes

Spokane, WA

 

 

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Welcome to Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral.

    Our Mass and Confession schedule is below.

    Our mission statement follows the Mass  

        schedule.

 

 

Weekend Masses

    Saturday (anticipated Mass):  5:00pm

    Sunday: 6:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 7:00pm

 

Weekday Masses

    Monday - Friday: 6:30am, 12:00noon

    Saturday: 6:30am

 

Liturgy of the Hours

   Monday - Friday: 5:30pm (Evening Prayer)

 

Confessions

    Saturday: 3:00pm - 4:30pm

 

Mission Statement

 

Since 1881, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish has sought to plant and nourish the seeds of faith, hope, and love in the city and Diocese of Spokane, Washington.

 

We are both Cathedral for the Diocese and Parish Church of the Diocese.  As Cathedral, we are called to be stewards of a rich tradition of music and art; to provide a model for sacred liturgies; to offer our church as a center for diocesan events and to maintain it as an appropriate house for the Bishop’s chair, symbol of Episcopal authority.  We experience the fullness of parish life through our ingathering with our Bishop and his people. 

 

As Parish and Cathedral, we are a community of faith.

We are called to witness to the forgiving, healing, and saving presence of Jesus Christ in our sacramental, liturgical, and social celebrations.  We are called to teach the Word of God through formal educational programs and give witness to the spirit of the Gospel through the example of our lives.

 

As Parish and Cathedral, we are a community of hope.

We are called to welcome and support all who come to us -- our senior citizens, our families and our children; the hungry and homeless of the inner city; the sick and elderly in hospitals and nursing homes; the poor and needy in our Guatemala mission.

 

As Parish and Cathedral, we are a community of love.

We are called to be sanctified and sustained by the Eucharist -- the center of our lives.  We are called to share the presence of Christ with people of all ages, races, backgrounds and talents, and to ease the pain of both physical and spiritual hunger.