COMMITMENT
TO THE COMMUNITY
CHURCH EVENTS
Father Luan's Desk
Welcome to the web page of Saint Agatha Parish in Sellwood (Portland, Oregon). Please take a moment to become familiar with our parish story and with MORE >>
Respect Life Team
The St Agatha Respect Life Committee is one of our parish’s newer ministries, having held its first meeting in February 2010. PLEASE READ our position on the HHS Mandate
Our School
Saint Agatha Catholic School has small class sizes, giving our children the advantages of a great student/teacher ratio. MORE >>
Saint Agatha Parish is centered on the living Word of God and Christ’s Eucharistic presence in the Liturgy. We are committed to evangelization through Catholic education and faith formation. MORE >>
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MINISTRIES & COUNCILS
ST. AGATHA CATHOLIC CHURCH
Portland, Oregon
TO OUR CHURCH
Friends of St. Agatha
The Friends of St. Agatha was founded in 1993 to help ensure the viability of St. Agatha School by providing sustaining income to offset the increased costs of providing a quality Catholic education. MORE >>
SAVE THE DATE!
Knights of Columbus Spaghetti Dinner - October 20
Altar Society Christmas Bazaar - November 9-10
CONFIRMATION & FIRST COMMUNION
Sign ups have begun!
Contact the Parish Office for Information
PHASE IV of the Church Restoration
is complete!
But we can still use your donations!
Donation Information or questions?
Call the Parish Office!
MOM'S PRAYER GROUP
Join us on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 7:30pm
in the Parish Center conference room
for a lively discussion of the weekly readings!
ANNUAL MEN'S RETREAT
April 24 - 26, 2020 at Mt. Angel Abbey
More information to come!
SUNDAY VESPERS
Join us on Sunday evenings at 5pm in the Church
We then gather in the Parish Hall afterwards
for a potluck dinner >>More
MEN’S WEEKLY BIBLE STUDY
On Wednesdays this group meets for breakfast and fellowship from 6:45-8:00am at Eastmoreland Grill
(2425 SE Bybee Blvd., Portland)
COMMUNION & LIBERATION
Monday's at 7pm in the Parish Hall
FR. PHILIPS MISSION IN SRI LANKA
Did you know we've been support Fr. Philips' Mission
in Sri Lanka for 25+ years?! We regularly take a
second collection on the fifth Sunday of the month!
REGISTERED IN THE PARISH?
If you need to register or are not sure if you have,
fill out the attached form (>>Form) and return it in the
Sunday collection basket or drop it off at the Parish Center
DONATIONS
Please visit this website for our
online giving opportunities
Thrifty Cottage
A neighborhood mainstay for over 29 years. We sell used and new clothing, house wares, knick-knacks, etc. Stop by and find a treasure! Everyone involved with the Cottage is a volunteer and the money raised goes directly to the parish. Also, your donations and volunteer time keep us going!
Monday - Friday 10am - 2pm; Saturday 10am - 3pm, Closed Sunday and Wednesday MORE >>
St. Vincent de Paul
Our volunteers serve others by facilitating this ministry, packing food boxes, making deliveries, picking up food from the Oregon Food Bank and moving it to the pantry, writing an occasional check for utilities or rent -and possibly being the only time these people might see Jesus - through us. MORE >>
Knights of Columbus #7388
Our charitable activities encompass an almost infinite variety of local, national and international projects. From international charitable partnerships with Special Olympics, the Global Wheelchair Mission and Habitat for Humanity to our own Food for Families and Coats for Kids projects and other local charities, the opportunity to work together with fellow Knights and their families is virtually endless. MORE >>
Saint Agatha's Altar Society
Mission Statement - It is our mission, under the guidance of the pastor, to provide for the needs of St. Agatha’s Church to maintain a beautiful place of worship. With love and generosity, we will serve our parish by providing all articles pertaining to the Sanctuary. Through this service to Our Lord, we will strive to further our own spiritual sanctification as the means necessary for success in the work of Lay Apostolate.
