OLPH Church Chattanooga

OLPH Church Chattanooga Formed in 1937, OLPH is the 2nd parish created in Chattanooga, TN. Currently, OLPH is the largest Catholic parish in the Chattanooga region.

Our clergy are the Rev. Arthur Torres, Pastor, Rev Matthew Donahue,Associate Pastor & Mr. Dennis Meinert, Deacon

Today we celebrate the Nativity of John the Baptist, whose ministry prepared the faithful for the coming of Christ. May ...
06/24/2026

Today we celebrate the Nativity of John the Baptist, whose ministry prepared the faithful for the coming of Christ. May he be an example to us to have the courage to proclaim truth, the humility to direct others to Christ, and the faith to prepare our hearts for His coming.

This annual celebration was instituted in 2012 by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, but it began under a...
06/23/2026

This annual celebration was instituted in 2012 by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, but it began under a different name… can you think back that far, OLPH family?

St. Thomas More eventually lost his head for standing up to his friend and king, Henry VIII, and telling him the truth a...
06/22/2026

St. Thomas More eventually lost his head for standing up to his friend and king, Henry VIII, and telling him the truth about his sinful ways. OLPH, who has been such a good friend to you that they've been able to tell you the hard truths? Tag them in the comments!

Saints Peter and Paul are the pillars of our Church: one the rock upon which Christ built His foundation, and the other ...
06/22/2026

Saints Peter and Paul are the pillars of our Church: one the rock upon which Christ built His foundation, and the other a tireless missionary who shared his faith to the ends of the earth.

Their courage and great sacrifice shaped the Church we worship in today. We invite you to reflect on your role as a faithful witness for future generations by preparing your estate plan.

By including a planned gift to Our Lady of Perpetual Help, you’ll help sustain our ministry for the next generation.

To learn more about legacy giving at OLPH, reach out to [NAME] at [EMAIL].

“Understanding what is happening is the first step, but faith does not stop at understanding; it requires us to act.”⁣Th...
06/22/2026

“Understanding what is happening is the first step, but faith does not stop at understanding; it requires us to act.”

The Care of Creation Commission recently held an event celebrating the anniversary of Pope Francis’ 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’. The day included talks on ecology and moral stewardship, a Mass celebrated by Bishop Beckman, and a reception.

https://etcatholic.org/2026/06/diocese-commits-to-caring-for-creation/

"Do not be afraid," "Fear not," "Have no fear," and other versions appear in Sacred Scripture more than 100 times. If we...
06/21/2026

"Do not be afraid," "Fear not," "Have no fear," and other versions appear in Sacred Scripture more than 100 times. If we take it as a command of God, it's the most frequently repeated imperative.

As the OLPH community, let's take our fears to the altar this Sunday and leave them there. Join us for Mass: Saturday 4:30 PM and Spanish Mass at 6:30 PM Sunday 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM and Spanish Mass at 2:00 PM

Rev. Arthur Torres And Rev. Andrew Crabtree invites everyone to pray for all our dads today – those who are a reflection...
06/21/2026

Rev. Arthur Torres And Rev. Andrew Crabtree invites everyone to pray for all our dads today – those who are a reflection of our heavenly Father, who loves and cares for us!

In today's Gospel, we are reminded that we are deeply known and loved by God. God will never abandon us, so there is not...
06/21/2026

In today's Gospel, we are reminded that we are deeply known and loved by God. God will never abandon us, so there is nothing to fear. Jesus calls us to boldly follow Him and proclaim His message.

Let your life be a confident proclamation of Christ: pray unceasingly, invite someone to Mass, or reach out to someone who needs to feel the love of Christ.

Happy Father’s Day!⁣Today we give thanks for the gifts of fathers, including spiritual fathers — men who protect, teach,...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day!

Today we give thanks for the gifts of fathers, including spiritual fathers — men who protect, teach, and lead with faith. May God bless you today and always!

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501 South Moore Road
Chattanooga, TN
37412

Telephone

+14236227232

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