La Virgen de Guadalupe Catholic Church

Mask use is required by all individuals regardless of vaccination status who enter any Diocesan facility. This includes, but is not limited to: Mass, Weddings, Baptisms, etc. READ MORE . . .

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Bishop Thomas Statement on Religious Exemptions from Covid Vaccination. PLEASE READ . . .

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12-2-21: Diocese Covid Testing Mandate for all employees & volunteers who have travelled OUTSIDE the United States. PLEASE READ  . . .

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Bible Study with Deacon John on every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Gathering Hall. All welcome to attend.

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2022 Collection envelopes are in the Vestibule this weekend for those that used collection envelopes in 2021.   

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This month begins the 2022 Catholic Stewardship Appeal.  The goal for each Parish is determined by the Diocese of Las Vegas and our goal for this year is $57,500.  Please return your pledge card by mail or in the Drop Box on the wall or in the next collection.

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All the outside doors and entrance doors inside and out were recently painted by Baird Painting Company and will take some time to cure and harden according to the weather.  Please only handle the doors when coming and going by the existing hardware available. 

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Next weekend at the 9:45 a.m. bilingual Mass Bishop Thomas will be here to celebrate Mass and participate in the “Burning of the Mortgage” outside after Mass, followed by brunch at the Casa Blanca (must have tickets to attend brunch).

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Smiths Rewards Program: Sign-up for matching donations using your Smiths Rewards card. Please follow these instructions Smiths Community Rewards.

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Sign-up for our weekly email announcements & Sunday bulletin.

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The Canyon Crest property, 10 acres, was graciously donated by Building Developer Brian Vail. Through prayer and the generosity of our own parishioners and benefactors, we broke ground on February 19, 2009. Above photo is Bishop Joseph Peppe blessing the land before groundbreaking.

From its inception in 1991 until our church building was consecrated in December 2009, La Virgen de Guadalupe church was located in Bunkerville in a meeting hall purchased from the LDS church for $90,000.