Loving Christ,

Loving Others

Our parish mission is: 


​We are a welcoming Catholic community called by God to live out the message of Christ in love and service to all people. Our parish mission is:

"Our Lady of the Angels is a worshipping community dedicated to the education and spiritual growth of the whole parish family. With guidance from the Holy Spirit we extend our Christian love to the community we serve. We proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord with all our hearts and we welcome all to join us on our journey in following Him."

About Us


Directions

6442 Pelham Road, Taylor, MI

South of I-94, North of Ecorse Road

Calling Post

Keeps you informed of upcoming events, schedule changes and more. Messages come from the office.    Text "ANGELS" TO 24251

Upcoming Events

Men's Prayer Group

Ever Monday at 7pm

St. Ann Meeting room


Women of Prayer

2nd & 4th Friday monthly @ 9:30

St. Ann Meeting Room


Come Encounter Christ

First Friday each month from 7:00-8:30



February @ St. Constance

March @ St. Andres

     Bissett

April @ St. Frances Cabrini




-see calendar under Parish Life tab for complete list

List of Services

    Memorial Mass:

    






    Mass Times

    Confession:

    Saturday: 3:00pm  (NO confessions on Dec 23rd or 30th)

    (or contact office at 313-381-3000 to schedule with Father D)


    Saturday: 4:00pm

    Sunday: 9:30am and 11:30am

    ​Daily Mass: Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday: 8:45am

    Candlemas and Feast of St. Blase:

    February 3-4 at the end of each Mass we will have Blessing of the Throats honoring St. Blase. 

    We will also celebrate Candlemas. It has been 40 days since the birth of Christ and Mary can now participate in the purification ritual as required by her Jewish faith.


    If the Taylor Schools are closed due to weather, our weekday Mass is cancelled.  Any Mass Intentions will be said at the following Mass. The Office will remain open.

    The Stations of the Cross every Friday during Lent at 7 pm.

    • A Few Words from Fr. Dariusz

      Easter Sunday


      Happy Easter, Christ is Risen, Alleluia, Alleluia


      May the Risen Lord bless you and this Easter Day and during this Easter Season. May He grant you and your loved ones His lasting peace and joy. During this Easter time I will keep you and your family members, friends, neighbors at all Masses. May God bless each one of us.


      Today's message from the First Reading is persented to us by our first Pope, Peter the First. It is he who received the Keys to the Kingdom of God and he was in fact the first Pontiff of the Holy Catholic Church. As the spiritual leader of the Church of Jesus Christ that was being established on earth. Saint Peter took his place of authority and began to speak to those who had assembled in the house of Cornelius.


      In the presence of all, Peter affirmed that he and the disciples of the Lord were witnesses to all what Jesus had done in Judea and in Jerusalem. He testified that what was said about Jesus was not a fabricated story. It was the truth. The disciples lived alongside Him and witnessed everything that He had done and said.


      Peter testified that Jesus was indeed crucified and that He had died on the Holy Cross. But God raised Him from the dead on the third day. After His glorious resurrection, Jesus appeared to many of the disciples who were chosen by God as witnesses. In all, it is estimated that Jesus appeared to approximately 500 different persons during the days that followed His resurrection.


      When Jesus came to the disciples, He gave them a command. Jesus commanded the disciples to preach to the people and to testify that Jesus was the One sent by God to judge the living and the dead. Jesus was the promised Messiah in fulfillment of the Scriptures.


      In the Second Reading, we heard that if we have been raised with Christ, we should seek the things that are from above where Christ dwells in Heaven. We should set our minds on spiritual things, not on worldly things.


      For many, their participation in the celebration of the Holy Mass on Easter Day is a stepping stone towards returning to their living faith.


      In the Gospel according to John, we read how Mary Magdalene needed Jesus. She wept when she realized that His body was gone, believing that someone had stolen it. She wept because she missed the Divine presence of Jesus. All the disciples of Jesus felt that way. That is why they reacted the way they did when they heard some saying that Jesus was no longer in His tomb, that He had resurrected, or that He was appearing here and there to different disciples.


      When we set our minds on Jesus, we do what is spiritual. While we are in this world, we are not of this world. Through faith in Jesus and the Sacrament of Baptism, we have become new creations of the godly seed, called to obey and serve the Lord Jesus in all righteousness. Jesus is the Lord of all and by the grace of God the Father and the power of the Holy Spirit. He can once more set fire to our hearts with a burning hunger that will draw us closer to Him.

                  

                                         May God Bless All of Us


                                                                     Fr. D

    • CALLING POST - Group Messaging

      Is the weather looking bad and want to be notified if Mass is cancelled?


      Would you like to be reminded of upcoming or changes of events?


      We are now offering a group messaging opportunities call Calling Post.


      To register to be connected to this notification system, text 'Angels' to 24251.

    • Religious Education Classes

      To register your child go to: https://cabriniparish.org/religious-education

    Eucharist Revival


    Trippin' with Father Dariusz:


    British Landscapes

    May 13-22, 2024

    Our World Traveler, Fr. Dariusz, will be packing his bag to go to Britian!

    Join him to explore the British Landscapes. You will visit Edinburgh, York, Stratford-on-Avon, Wales and more. An extended 4-day, 3-night Paris Post Tour is available also. 

     Applications are either with the link below or available in the brochures in the church or parish office.

    Zoom Information Meeting British Landscapes Brochure

    Magical Rhine and Moselle Rivers

    September 21-29, 2025

    Ride along on a river cruise with Fr. Dariusz as he travels the Rhine and Moselle Rivers from

    Zurich Switzerland through France, Germany ending in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Highlights include the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Lorelei Passage, Heidelberg's Renaissance building and castle ramparts, wine tasing in Bernkastle, Cologne and on-board entertainment each night.


    The Ship Name is MS Amadeus Brilliant


    Magical Rhine brochure Magical Rhine registration form

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    Office Hours

    Monday - Tuesday & Thursday - Friday
    [Closed Wednesdays]


    9:00AM - 3:00PM


    Phone: (313) 381-3000
    Fax: (313) 381-5528

    And Jesus came and said to them, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, to the close of the age."
    Matthew 28: 18-20 (RSV-CE)
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