Our Lady of Fatima Chapel and Rectory

I went to my granddaughter's baptism a the chapel, Fr. McNeely did a beautiful service. They had handed out a Latin to English translation sheet, so it was easy to follow along with the Latin Mass.

A beautiful chapel that celebrates the traditional Mass. The FSSP never disappoints.

OLFC is manned by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter, a great community of priests of pontifical right established under the reign of Saint John Paul II. It is a peaceful and serene place for worship, prayer and community and that offers confession before every Mass on every day - an incredible blessing in these days. I know of at least 3 families who have moved to the area to raise their children and attend the grammar school associated with the Parish. God bless them!

I flew out of JFK Airport after a two-day drive and spent the night in the area. Attended a Daily morning Mass and it was beautiful. It is a small church, but a clearly devoted community that is centered around the Traditional Latin Mass. The Priest here is part of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter.

I have been attending Mass here since 1980. It is a wonderful experience - the Mass is very reverent and the choir is exceptional. There are many young families with multiple children and everyone is very friendly. I encourage you to attend Mass here - unfortunately, the Chapel is small so usually crowded. Try to arrive 15-20 minutes prior to Mass.

The priest showed up 5 minutes before Mass to confess, turned off the light after one person went. Very traditional, as the Mass is in the Extraordinary Form.

More like a chapel, this small but warm and welco ming Catholic church is reminiscent of a European wayside village chapel. Although its theme is about The Blessed Virgin Mary, there are also various Saints images throughout this lovely, quiet comforting and calming chapel. When I'm in the area, my husband and will take some time out to pay a visit to Our Lord.