About Our Lady of Grace · West Sacramento, California
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Parish in West Sacramento, California, is a welcoming Eucharistic community dedicated to nourishing its members through the Word of God and extending Christ’s unconditional love. Founded in 1948, the parish celebrates 75 years of service to the local community and hosts a yearlong Jubilee celebration beginning October 2023. It offers multiple Mass times, sacramental services, and active ministries, including a Catholic school and outreach programs. The parish is known for its livestreamed Masses, adoration, and strong emphasis on faith formation and charitable works.
- Established
- 1948
- Patron
- Our Lady of Grace
Why belong here
Join a community that welcomes all and is nourished by the Word of God, committed to extending Christ’s unconditional love. Engage in ministries like catechesis, adoration, and outreach, and participate in sacraments and liturgies that foster spiritual growth and connection.
Mass times at Our Lady of Grace
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday 4:45-5:15 PM
Adoration times
- First Friday 7 PM
History
Our Lady of Grace Church was dedicated on October 31, 1948. The parish celebrates 75 years of service to the local community as of 2023, with a yearlong Jubilee celebration beginning October 22, 2023. The site highlights its long-standing commitment to the community, including its Catholic school and active ministries.
Sacraments & Services
The parish offers sacraments and special liturgies throughout the liturgical year, including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Holy Week, and Easter. Confession is available Saturday 4:45–5:15 PM. Adoration is held on First Friday at 7 PM. The parish also hosts a 9-day Christmas novena, Christmas Eve and Day Masses, and special services for Ash Wednesday, Stations of the Cross, and Easter Vigil.
Ministries & Outreach
The parish is committed to extending Christ’s unconditional love to all. It offers a Catholic school, faith formation, and active ministries. The parish encourages participation in adoration, prayer, and charitable works, including almsgiving and visiting the sick and homebound.