OUR LADY'S MISSIONARIES
OF THE EUCHARIST
Public Association of Christ's Faithful
The mission of Our Lady’s Missionaries of the Eucharist (OLME) is to help lay women and men to deepen and develop their spiritual life. The formation of regional communities which together constitute a Public Association of Christ’s Faithful is one of the most significant aspects of the mission. The women and men who form this Association are like you, busy and challenged by the secularization of our society. They want to have more support in living out their Catholic faith in today’s culture. They are eager to welcome others so that at this important moment, the beginning of the Third Millennium, the gospel of Jesus may be carried into our world as a new spring of peace, healing and presence of Jesus within His Church. Our community is made up of people in love with their faith, united with Jesus in the Eucharist, and devoted to Our Blessed Mother.
Do you sense a similar spirit in your heart? olme@olme.org
Are you looking for a new path to live out your faith in a more dynamic way? olme@olme.org
Do you desire to have this spirit within you? olme@olme.org
We are praying for you. We invite you. We are waiting to welcome you.
God Bless You.
OUR HISTORY
Our Apostolic Mission Begins December 6, 1980 Diocesan Call to Prayer Diocese of Arlington, VA
Our First Lay Members Are Received January 16, 1983 Diocese of Arlington, VA
We Establish More Communities November 18, 1984 Archdiocese of Philadelphia, PA
May 7, 1989 Archdiocese of Newark, NJ
June 5, 1994 Diocese of Allentown, PA
We Become a Public Association of Christs Faithful according to the norm of law
June 9, 1996 Solemnity of Corpus Christi Diocese of Allentown, PA
OUR FOUNDERS
THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS J. WELSH, D.D., J.C.L.D.
Retired BISHOP OF ALLENTOWN OUR FOUNDING BISHOP AND SPIRITUAL GUIDE
SISTER JOAN NOREEN, OLME OUR FOUNDER AND SPIRITUAL GUIDE
CONSECRATED BY THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS J. WELSH
PENTECOST SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995


