St. Mary's Catholic Church, Vernonia
St. Mary of Immaculate Conception
St. Mary of Immaculate Conception
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Archbishop Alexander Sample has issued a statement on the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Please join us in praying for the children, families, and community of Silver Rail Elementary.
St. Mary's Catholic Church at 960 Missouri Avenue, Vernonia, Oregon — St. Mary of Immaculate Conception. We are a welcoming parish family in the heart of the Nehalem Valley.
Whether you are visiting for the first time or have been part of our parish for years, we invite you to worship with us and become part of our community.
It is a privilege of priests to lead others in prayer, to pray for others, to lift intentions before the Lord, and to entrust others to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. We are introducing the "Pray for Me" Ministry to establish a stronger community in faith and support in our cluster of parishes here in rural Washington County of North Plains, Roy, and Verboort. We invite you to share your prayer intentions--your joys and sorrows, your worries and thanksgiving, or all that rests quietly on your heart. Your submitted intention will be prayed by the clergy (Bishop Steiner, Fr. Michael, Fr. Augustus, and Fr. Rayappan) during our time of prayer. Remember, the power of prayer changes lives. "Pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective." (James 5:16) Please be respectful in the intentions you submit. Prayer request that include offensive or inappropriate language will be removed.
Our volunteers are the heart of our parish. From the friendly smiles that welcome you to Mass on Sundays to educating and providing fun activities for our youth, to serving lunch or assisting you at our annual Quilt and Crafts Fair, as well as all the essential unseen duties that make your visits and worship meaningful.
Our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair is our biggest, and most fun, annual event since 1969. Held the third weekend of September, includes lunch, and nearly every parishioner volunteers in one way or another. Hundreds of shoppers and vendors, near and far, look forward to this annual event. The church we worship in today was built with the proceeds of the first 10 years of Quilt & Craft Fairs, plus a few donations and grants, while proceeds since have funded its maintenance and improvements. "The Church Quilts Built" is our motto you may see in stained glass windows and signs throughout the church and parish hall.
Weekly Quilting. Our volunteer quilters quilt together every Tuesday, January through July, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish hall. Anyone interested in quilting are welcome to join us. Whether you wish to learn or have experience quilting, it's more fun with others, and it's free! Everything you need to quilt is provided. Just bring a lunch. Our volunteer quilters create an amazing Star of David quilt every year that we raffle off at our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair. Cotton fabric, batting and long-arm services are often beyond the means of our volunteers. All donations are truly appreciated.
Religious Education for Youth and Adults: Religious Education for Children (grades 1-5) & Confirmation Preparation (grades 7-12) Classes begin October 11 before Sunday Mass. Contact Jeannette Lindseth for more information and enrolment 503-550-9383. OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults), and Adult Faith Formation (adults 18 or older): Sessions begin Sunday, October 4 from 11:45am-12:30pm in St. Francis of Assisi church basement, Roy. Contact Fr. Michael at mvuky@yahoo.com or 971-217-5335 for all inquiries and questions.
Dated May 11, 2026
Archbishop Alexander Sample has issued a statement on the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Please join us in praying for the children, families, and community of Silver Rail Elementary.
St. Mary's Catholic Church at 960 Missouri Avenue, Vernonia, Oregon — St. Mary of Immaculate Conception. We are a welcoming parish family in the heart of the Nehalem Valley.
Whether you are visiting for the first time or have been part of our parish for years, we invite you to worship with us and become part of our community.
It is a privilege of priests to lead others in prayer, to pray for others, to lift intentions before the Lord, and to entrust others to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. We are introducing the "Pray for Me" Ministry to establish a stronger community in faith and support in our cluster of parishes here in rural Washington County of North Plains, Roy, and Verboort. We invite you to share your prayer intentions--your joys and sorrows, your worries and thanksgiving, or all that rests quietly on your heart. Your submitted intention will be prayed by the clergy (Bishop Steiner, Fr. Michael, Fr. Augustus, and Fr. Rayappan) during our time of prayer. Remember, the power of prayer changes lives. "Pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective." (James 5:16) Please be respectful in the intentions you submit. Prayer request that include offensive or inappropriate language will be removed.
Our volunteers are the heart of our parish. From the friendly smiles that welcome you to Mass on Sundays to educating and providing fun activities for our youth, to serving lunch or assisting you at our annual Quilt and Crafts Fair, as well as all the essential unseen duties that make your visits and worship meaningful.
Our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair is our biggest, and most fun, annual event since 1969. Held the third weekend of September, includes lunch, and nearly every parishioner volunteers in one way or another. Hundreds of shoppers and vendors, near and far, look forward to this annual event. The church we worship in today was built with the proceeds of the first 10 years of Quilt & Craft Fairs, plus a few donations and grants, while proceeds since have funded its maintenance and improvements. "The Church Quilts Built" is our motto you may see in stained glass windows and signs throughout the church and parish hall.
Weekly Quilting. Our volunteer quilters quilt together every Tuesday, January through July, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish hall. Anyone interested in quilting are welcome to join us. Whether you wish to learn or have experience quilting, it's more fun with others, and it's free! Everything you need to quilt is provided. Just bring a lunch. Our volunteer quilters create an amazing Star of David quilt every year that we raffle off at our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair. Cotton fabric, batting and long-arm services are often beyond the means of our volunteers. All donations are truly appreciated.
Religious Education for Youth and Adults: Religious Education for Children (grades 1-5) & Confirmation Preparation (grades 7-12) Classes begin October 11 before Sunday Mass. Contact Jeannette Lindseth for more information and enrolment 503-550-9383. OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults), and Adult Faith Formation (adults 18 or older): Sessions begin Sunday, October 4 from 11:45am-12:30pm in St. Francis of Assisi church basement, Roy. Contact Fr. Michael at mvuky@yahoo.com or 971-217-5335 for all inquiries and questions.
Dated May 11, 2026
Archbishop Alexander Sample has issued a statement on the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Please join us in praying for the children, families, and community of Silver Rail Elementary.
St. Mary's Catholic Church at 960 Missouri Avenue, Vernonia, Oregon — St. Mary of Immaculate Conception. We are a welcoming parish family in the heart of the Nehalem Valley.
Whether you are visiting for the first time or have been part of our parish for years, we invite you to worship with us and become part of our community.
It is a privilege of priests to lead others in prayer, to pray for others, to lift intentions before the Lord, and to entrust others to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. We are introducing the "Pray for Me" Ministry to establish a stronger community in faith and support in our cluster of parishes here in rural Washington County of North Plains, Roy, and Verboort. We invite you to share your prayer intentions--your joys and sorrows, your worries and thanksgiving, or all that rests quietly on your heart. Your submitted intention will be prayed by the clergy (Bishop Steiner, Fr. Michael, Fr. Augustus, and Fr. Rayappan) during our time of prayer. Remember, the power of prayer changes lives. "Pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective." (James 5:16) Please be respectful in the intentions you submit. Prayer request that include offensive or inappropriate language will be removed.
Our volunteers are the heart of our parish. From the friendly smiles that welcome you to Mass on Sundays to educating and providing fun activities for our youth, to serving lunch or assisting you at our annual Quilt and Crafts Fair, as well as all the essential unseen duties that make your visits and worship meaningful.
Our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair is our biggest, and most fun, annual event since 1969. Held the third weekend of September, includes lunch, and nearly every parishioner volunteers in one way or another. Hundreds of shoppers and vendors, near and far, look forward to this annual event. The church we worship in today was built with the proceeds of the first 10 years of Quilt & Craft Fairs, plus a few donations and grants, while proceeds since have funded its maintenance and improvements. "The Church Quilts Built" is our motto you may see in stained glass windows and signs throughout the church and parish hall.
Weekly Quilting. Our volunteer quilters quilt together every Tuesday, January through July, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish hall. Anyone interested in quilting are welcome to join us. Whether you wish to learn or have experience quilting, it's more fun with others, and it's free! Everything you need to quilt is provided. Just bring a lunch. Our volunteer quilters create an amazing Star of David quilt every year that we raffle off at our Annual Quilt & Craft Fair. Cotton fabric, batting and long-arm services are often beyond the means of our volunteers. All donations are truly appreciated.
Religious Education for Youth and Adults: Religious Education for Children (grades 1-5) & Confirmation Preparation (grades 7-12) Classes begin October 11 before Sunday Mass. Contact Jeannette Lindseth for more information and enrolment 503-550-9383. OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults), and Adult Faith Formation (adults 18 or older): Sessions begin Sunday, October 4 from 11:45am-12:30pm in St. Francis of Assisi church basement, Roy. Contact Fr. Michael at mvuky@yahoo.com or 971-217-5335 for all inquiries and questions.
Dated May 11, 2026