Church of the Epiphany

Who We Are

Loving God and caring for our neighbors.

In awe of the manifestation of Jesus Christ, Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Church is a community of reflection and reconciliation, where we worship, proclaim the Gospel, celebrate the sacraments, grow in faith and wisdom, and demonstrate the love of God to the world. All are welcome!

Vibe
Casual, Traditional Liturgy, Spirit-filled, Friendly, Multigenerational, Young families

Programs
Social Justice, Faith and Work, Young Adults, Youth Group, Choir, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Disability, Seniors Ministry, Hospice Ministry, Children's Ministry

Music
Traditional Hymns, Contemporary, Bluegrass, Organ, Country, Praise and Worship

Denomination
Catholic

Size
Large

Language
English

Founded
1976

Contact

Phone

405-722-2110

Website

http://www.epiphanyokc.com

Our Services

Service Times

Sunday

08:00am - Mass, with cantor, incense never used at this Mass
10:00am - Mass, music by traditional choir with pipe organ
12:30pm - Mass, music with cantor

Monday

08:00am - Daily Mass, a cappella singing

Tuesday

08:00am - Daily Mass, a cappella singing

Wednesday

08:00am - Daily Mass, a cappella singing

Thursday

08:00am - Daily Mass, a cappella singing

Friday

08:00am - Daily Mass, a cappella singing

Saturday

05:30pm - Mass, music by our contemporary guitar choir

What to Expect

What are services like?
We celebrate Holy Mass with reverence and joy and a careful attention to all of the details -- music, art, environment, liturgical action, homilies.

What is the community like?
Epiphany is a large community of around 1600 families. We are becoming a place where our hearts are open to each other to share joys and sorrows in times of both inspiration and struggle. Pope Francis says that the parish is a “community of communities... the Church living in the midst of the homes of its sons and daughters.” Here there are opportunities to nourish your spirituality in communion with others.

What if I'm not a Christian?
You don’t have to be a Catholic, or even believe in God, to attend Mass. If you’re a skeptic, it’s unlikely that you are the only one present at that service. If you are a Catholic with doubts and issues about the Church, don’t think that you are alone. But you can learn a lot about life, the universe, and everything at a Catholic Mass. Jesus Christ is personally present at all Masses celebrated at Epiphany and we invite all to come into His presence. We know you may not even believe in Jesus – that’s OK,he believes in you and knows that you exist and cares about you and your future.