OLS students help bring mass to the classrooms

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School eighth grader Jimmy McMillan teaches seventh graders how to live stream the school Masses on the OLS Church Facebook page for students and parents to watch.

There has been limited church attendance due to social distancing restrictions. Each week classes take turns attending the school liturgy in person, while others participate from their classrooms. Holy Communion is then distributed to all those who are eligible to receive.  

McMillan learned how to live stream the Mass from his grandfather Kevin Fehr, who is one of the parishioners on a team that live streams the Sunday liturgies. Learning to use this type of equipment is one of the many technological opportunities available at the school.   

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School fosters the religious, academic, and social development of every child, recognizing that knowledge enlightened by faith and realized through service is at the heart of Catholic education. To learn more about Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School, visit olsschool.com.

— Submitted by Mary Stephens Pugh.