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Our Lady Queen of All Saints, located in Ville Platte, LA, is a Roman Catholic Church in the Diocese of Lafayette. It is under the care of Bishop J. Douglas Deshotel (who is from Basile). Our pastor is Fr. Mitchell Guidry. For our address and phone number, see our Contact page.
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Fr. Guidry’s sermons are online – Check out our new Sermons page, where you can listen to recent sermons — or even download them to your own device.
Check out our photos, including a photo album of the important/memorable people in the history of OLQAS.
Fr. Robert Sibille – the first pastor of Our Lady Queen of All Saints
RE-certify for Safe Environment online: click here. To find an Initial Training class, see the Sacred Heart School calendar.
Our Mass times are:
- Saturday – 4 pm (anticipated)
- Sunday – 8:30 am and 10:30 am
- Monday – No Mass
- Tuesday and Thursday – 5:30 pm
- Wednesday and Friday – 12:10 pm
- FIRST SATURDAY MASS – Is celebrated at Sacred Heart Church at 8 am. Sacred Heart celebrates 8 am Mass every Saturday, not just on First Saturday.
Confession Times are:
- Tuesday & Thursday: 5-5:20 pm (5:30 Mass)
- Wednesday & Friday: 11:40 am – 12:00 noon (12:10 Mass)
- Saturday: 3:00-3:50 pm (4:00 Mass)
- Sunday: 9:45-10:20 am (10:30 Mass)
- Should you need more than a few minutes of Fr. Guidry’s time, he would be happy to schedule and appointment with you.
On our website, you can find information about:
- our office hours and staff
- the reception of the Sacraments
- the most recent church bulletins and server schedules
- our parish activities and parish life
- the CCD program
If you have a question, please give us a call. Or leave a comment in the comment boxes attached to any of these pages.
God bless you.
Our Lady Queen of All Saints Catholic Church - Ville Platte, LA 
Your Parish is blessed with Fr. Mitch Guidry as your Pastor. He is close to many hearts of the faithful. We wish Fr. Mitch and his parish a blessed and prosperous New Year, full of recommitment to our great Roman Catholic Faith and traditions. -Bob Clements, Chairman, Lafayette Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting
Mr. Clements,
Thank you for your kind comments. We will be sure to pass them along to Fr. Guidry.
Have a very Happy New Year.
When is vacation bible school?
July 9-13. Registration ended earlier this month.
This is Mona Simon, I left a message last week for Father Guidry to call me when he had a chance. I am wondering if he got the message. I need to talk to him about something. Thank you for your time. My cell # 337-207-6996
May God bless!
Mrs. Simon,
Your message was sent to Fr. Guidry. However, because it is Lent and his responsibilities to our parish and Sacred Heart School where he teaches have increased, he probably hasn’t been able to get back to you. If it is a serious need, please call the parish office at 337.363.5167 to let the secretary know what it is so that she can relay it to Fr. Guidry. Thanks!
Fr Guidry
I listened to your sermon and I know it was the best
ever I have heard in my 85 years
THANKS SO MUCH
WOULD LIKE TO TAKK TO YOU
AND WOULD YOU E MAIL ME A COPY ?
Thanks
CJ Ledoux
jledoux71201@aol.com
318-3819239
I listen faithfully to Fr. Guidry’s weekly homilies on the internet . My suggestion would be to have a glossary of sermon content to refer to in a time of special need. Father Guidry, an abnormality in his reference to the Church and its challenges today.
Mr. Fruge,
Thanks for your kind words. I’ll be sure to let Fr. Guidry know. Also we’ll see what we can do about making the content more visible.
I would be Honored to be lector for 10:30 mass Easter Sunday
Father Guidry’s 4th of July sermon was excellent and I would like a written copy of it. It had some great recommendations on how to defined the faith with rash reasonable statements to give to those who have bought into the unreasonable culture we are now in. Please email me a copy. Thanks
I’m sorry to report that we don’t have a written copy of the homily from July 4. Fr. Guidry usually makes some notes that he uses, but he doesn’t write out the whole sermon. However, the sermon is available to listen to on our website: http://www.olqas.org/sermons