Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Orlando, Florida, offers weekend Masses, weekday liturgies, Spanish-language celebrations and opportunities for Reconciliation. The regular schedule includes a Saturday Vigil, several Sunday Masses, daily Masses from Monday through Saturday, and Confessions after daily Mass or by appointment.
The parish is located at 5900 Oleander Dr., Orlando, Florida 32807. Good Shepherd is also connected with a Catholic school serving children from two months through 8th grade and providing academic, spiritual and community-focused education.
Mass Times
Weekend Masses
| Day | Time | Language or format |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday | 4:30pm | Saturday Vigil |
| Saturday | 6:15pm | Español Sábado Vigilia |
| Sunday | 7:30am | Sunday Mass |
| Sunday | 9:00am | Español Domingo |
| Sunday | 10:45am | Sunday Mass |
| Sunday | 5:00pm | Sunday Mass |
Saturday Masses are celebrated at 4:30pm and 6:15pm, with the 6:15pm celebration listed in Spanish. Sunday Masses are scheduled for 7:30am, 9:00am in Spanish, 10:45am and 5:00pm.
Daily Mass
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:00am Mass with Novena.
- Wednesday: 6:30pm.
- Saturday mornings: 9:00am.
- First Friday: included among the listed weekday observances.
The weekday schedule provides morning Mass on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, an evening Mass on Wednesday, and a Saturday morning Mass at 9:00am. The Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday celebration is listed as Mass with Novena.
Reconciliation and Confessions
Reconciliation, or Confessions, is available after daily Mass or by appointment. This arrangement offers an opportunity to seek the sacrament after a weekday liturgy or to arrange another suitable time.
Liturgical Calendar
The listed calendar includes celebrations from the Thursday and Friday of the 23rd week in Ordinary Time, the Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Saturday, and the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time.
| Date | Day | Liturgical observance |
|---|---|---|
| 10th | Thursday | Thursday, 23rd week in Ordinary Time |
| 11th | Friday | Friday, 23rd week in Ordinary Time |
| 12th | Saturday | The Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Saturday; Holy Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Saturday, 23rd week in Ordinary Time |
| 13th | Sunday | 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time |
| 14th | Monday | Triumph of the Holy Cross |
| 15th | Tuesday | Our Lady of Sorrows |
| 16th | Wednesday | Saints Cornelius, pope, and Cyprian, bishop, martyrs |
| 17th | Thursday | Saint Robert Bellarmine, bishop and doctor; Thursday, 24th week in Ordinary Time |
The parish’s biblical reflection is: “Thy word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”
Church Location
Good Shepherd Catholic Church is located at 5900 Oleander Dr., Orlando, Florida 32807.
The provided information also lists Catholic locations in Orlando and Winter Park, including 4545 Anderson Rd., Orlando, Florida 32812; 1606 New York Ave., Orlando, Florida 32803; 526 N Park Ave., Winter Park, Florida 32789; 215 N Orange Ave., Orlando, Florida 32801; 5300 Old Howell Branch Rd., Winter Park, Florida 32792; 15 W Par St., Orlando, Florida 32804; 4301 S Chickasaw Trl., Orlando, Florida 32829; and 4001 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, Florida 32804.
Good Shepherd Catholic School
Good Shepherd Catholic School serves children from 2 months through 8th grade. With Christ as our shepherd and ever-present teacher, Good Shepherd Catholic School is committed to provide academic excellence, Catholic values, and a faith-filled community of service.
Welcome to Good Shepherd Catholic School, where our students and families are at the center of everything we do. Part of the East Orlando community since 1955, Good Shepherd serves children two months through 8th grade.
Good Shepherd offers an exemplary, educational experience that encourages children to grow in mind, body and soul. Students at Good Shepherd balance a challenging, enriched, academic schedule with a variety of sports, clubs and extracurricular activities.
The involvement of parents, faculty and parishioners contributes to a sense of community that our students take with them long after they graduate.
Faith Formation
We focus on the spiritual and moral growth of our students. Through classroom studies, daily prayer, the weekly celebration of Mass, and service to others, our students learn to understand Catholic values and beliefs.
We teach respect for the dignity and rights of all, through an awareness of Christ’s presence within us.
Community
We are a welcoming, family-centered school community, embracing families of all faith, cultural and ethnic backgrounds. We celebrate the unique gifts and talents of our students, teachers and families and recognize that we are created in the image of God.
Innovative Education
We offer a hands-on, cross-curricular approach to teaching, with small and large group instruction enhanced with technology. Whether in our hydroponics garden or classrooms, and even within our livestream learning opportunities, our students learn to become critical thinkers and problem solvers of the 21st century.
The school’s educational approach combines classroom instruction, technology, practical learning and opportunities for students to develop critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.
School Community and Student Life
Students at Good Shepherd balance a challenging, enriched, academic schedule with a variety of sports, clubs and extracurricular activities. The involvement of parents, faculty and parishioners contributes to a sense of community that our students take with them long after they graduate.
Good Shepherd Catholic School’s focus extends across academic learning, spiritual development, personal growth and service. The school community places students and families at the center of its educational experience.
