Welcome

Thank you for taking a few moments to visit the website of Our Lady of the Assumption Roman Catholic Parish with worship sites in both Lucernemines and Coral, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. 

Whether one has lived in our beautiful region their entire life, or is simply traveling through via an area highway, our parish has two beautiful church buildings wherein we both worship God and nourish the soul.  Gathering around the Lord’s word and altar for holy Mass, our parish family seeks the face of God who loves us tremendously and created us in his image and likeness.

The first woman doctor of the church, St. Teresa of Avila, once wrote “May God protect me from gloomy saints” and “Since Christ has so few friends, let us be good ones.” 

It is in that spirit of Christian discipleship that we at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish seek to be good friends of God and radiate his joy to all the world. 

Again welcome to our website and thank you for sharing a few minutes of your time with us. 

EUCHARISTIC MIRACLES OF THE WORLD EXHIBIT–JUNE 9TH THRU JUNE 11TH

This exhibit, to be displayed in Podowski Hall at our Lucernemines worship site, is a physical presentation of the Eucharistic Miracles website created by Blessed Carlo Acutis. Carlo Acutis was an Italian Catholic youth and website designer, who is best know for documenting Eucharistic Miracle around the work and cataloguing them onto a website which he created before his death in 2006 from leukemia at the age of 15. He is noted for his cheerfulness, computer skills and deep devotion to the Eucharist which became a core theme of his life. Carlo Acutis was beatified on October 10th, 2020, and is currently being considered for canonization. This Exhibit is accompanied by a first class relic of Blessed Carl Acutis. Admission is free. Resources will be available for children and teens. Plan to stop by! June 9th-5:00pm-8:00pm, June 10th-12:00pm-8:00pm and/or June 11th-10:00am-3:00pm.

The Parish office will be closed on Monday, May 29th in observance of Memorial Day.

Mass Schedule

Daily
View the bulletin.

Weekend Mass Times
Per diocesan directive, it is encouraged, but not mandatory, that everyone attending Mass, vaccinated or unvaccinated wear a mask. Please help stop the spread of COVID-19. 

Saturday

4:00 pm Lucerne Site

6:00 pm Coral Site

Sunday
9:00 am Coral Site 

11:00 am Lucerne Site

Pastor

Reverend John A. Pavlik, OFM Cap.

Office Hours

Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Phone:  724-479-9542
Fax:  724-479-1130

We offer memorials for your loved ones in the way of the Sanctuary Candle and the Host. A two week memorial is available for both by picking up one of the forms at each entrance of both churches or at the parish office. Just complete the form, include a $10.00 stipend and you can either drop it in the offertory basket or at the parish office. The memorial will be mentioned in the weekly bulletin.

ASSUMPTION HOMECOMING!

SAVE THE DATE—September 17, 2023
for the Assumption Homecoming!

A “homecoming” is being planned for all
present and past members of both St. Louis
and St. Francis to gather and celebrate. We
will have an afternoon filled with food and
fun! Be sure to have your family and friends
who are no longer in the immediate area or
are members at another parish to save the
date too! This celebration will be held at
Red Barn Sportsman’s Club, 1248 6 Flat Rd,
Homer City, PA 15748.

ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY NEWS

Coffee and donuts will be served after the 9:00am mass on Sunday, June 4th. Please plan to come and enjoy!

Altar Rosary Society will meet on Wednesday, June 7th at 6:45pm in the Lucerne church hall. This will be the last meeting until September , so please plane to attend! New members are always welcome!

Members of the Altar Rosary Society will be praying the Rosary on the 13th of every month from May thru October at the Grotto in Lucerne. You do not need to be a member to attend. Future times will be announced. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Prayer for Eucharistic Revival

Lord Jesus, You are the living bread who satisfies the hunger of the human heart. In the Eucharist, the bread and wine become Your Body and Blood, the gift of Yourself to the Church. Deepen our faith in Your Eucharistic presence and strengthen us as members of the Church, the Body of Christ. As we encounter and revere Your Eucharistic presence, open us to the needs of our brothers and sisters here and everywhere throughout the world. Help us to reveal Your love, Your promise, Your presence to them by our lives and in all we say and do. Amen.