About St. Oliver Plunkett · Snellville, Georgia
St. Oliver Plunkett Catholic Church in Snellville, Georgia, is a welcoming Catholic community dedicated to living out Christ’s message of love and service. The parish proclaims the Gospel through word, deed, and truth, offering a vibrant life centered on the Eucharist and active participation in faith formation and ministries. It serves a diverse congregation with Masses in English and Spanish, and supports families, youth, and adults through structured religious education and outreach programs.
- Patron
- St. Oliver Plunkett
Why belong here
Join a community that invites you to grow in faith through religious education for all ages, active parish ministries like Respect Life and St. Vincent de Paul, and opportunities to serve locally. You’ll find a welcoming environment where you can deepen your relationship with God and connect with neighbors through shared worship, service, and fellowship.
Mass times at St. Oliver Plunkett
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday 3:30pm-4:30pm
Adoration times
- Monday 9:30am to 5pm
- Tuesday 9:30am to 5pm
- Wednesday 9:30am to 5pm
- Thursday 9:30am to 5pm
- Friday 9:30am to 12:00pm
Parish Life
The heart of a parish is the Eucharist, but the parish family is the body that makes it a unique and vibrant community with an exciting parish life. Our parish offers a variety of ways to be part of that communal family in addition to the celebration of the sacraments.
Faith Formation
Faith formation is a vital element of the Catholic life as we grow in knowledge and understanding of our faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he gave us. A deeper understanding can lead to a more intimate relationship with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and through the Trinity to the Church and our family, friends, neighbors, parish, and community.
Ministries
Our parish has many opportunities for faith formation that we encourage you to explore. Another way to participate in our parish life are the various parish ministries, including liturgical ministries, such as choir member, lector, altar server, and Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist; social justice ministries, such as visiting the homebound, serving the poor, volunteering at food pantries and the St. Vincent de Paul Society; and others, such as youth ministry, men's and women's groups, and the annual parish picnic to name just a few.