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OLLV Foundation OLLV FOUNDATION HISTORY DONATE NOW OLLV FOUNDATION God is with Us, God Loves Us. We Share in His Power. The OLLV Foundation has been tasked with completing the Our Lady of La Vang Shrine and the creation of the St. Callistus Chapel, to be located in the cathedral undercroft. The OLLV Foundation takes its name from the success of the Our Lady of La Vang Shrine, a testament to the 1798 Vietnamese Marian apparition. In its first year, the shrine has quickly become a major site of Catholic worship and reverence for the Christ Cathedral parish and the region at large. Diocesan priests and countless volunteers who helped fundraise more than $17 million for the shrine are looking to replicate that success to complete the shrine's second phase and create the St. Callistus Chapel. READ MORE

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Learn more about the St Callistus chapel and crypts campaign at Christ Cathedral. This project is managed by the OLLV Foundation. Now Open for Daily Mass. A Place for Faith, Memory, and Community. Discover the beauty and sacred art of the newly completed St. Callistus Chapel at Christ Cathedral. LEARN MORE About the Chapel The St. Callistus Chapel honors the memory of the former St. Callistus Parish and its faithful community. Located within Christ Cathedral, the chapel now serves as a spiritual home where Mass is celebrated bily, offering a place of praver and remembrance for all. Through its sacred design and art, the chapel reflects the deep Catholic tradition of horioring those who came before us, while inspiring generations to come. Mass Schedule Legacy of St. Callistus The St. Callistus parish could be considered the foundation of the Christ Cathedral. Founded in 1961, the first mass for the St. Callistus parish was celebrated in a roller rink. The history of this parish ran deep and the significance of the start of the parish birthed the nickname “Holy Rollers” for the original worshipers of the parish. By preserving this memory, the chapel bridges past and present with beauty and reverence. Support the chapel The St. Callistus Chapel is complete and open, but the project continues through opportunities for legacy giving and sponsorship of sacred arts: Sponsor a sacred art Honor a loved one with a permanent dedication Support ongoing preservation of this sacred space LEARN ABOUT SPONSORSHIP PLAN YOUR VISIT Address: Christ Cathedral Campus St. Callistus Chapel 13280 Chapman Ave, Garden Grove, CA Sponsor a sacred art Honor a loved one with a permanent dedication Support ongoing preservation of this sacred space Details : Open Daily for Mass & Prayer Accessible Parking & Entrance Guided Tours Available THE COMPASSION Staying Strong and Kind to Others Means Being Christian DONATE NOW DONATION FORM Help fund the chapel and crypts. Submit

ABOUT THE OLLV FOUNDATION HOME - ABOUT OLLV OLLV FOUNDATION God is with Us, God Loves Us. We Share in His Power. The OLLV Foundation is an independent nonprofit organization that was founded in October of 2022 and takes its name from the Our Lady of La Vang Shrine, a testament to the 1798 Vietnamese Marian apparition. The foundation is headed by its chief executive Dr. Elysabeth Nguyen, a Christ Cathedral parishioner, longtime Diocese committee member, Silicon Valley veteran, a social entrepreneur who’s well-connected in the Vietnamese-American community. She managed the fundraising and the architectural strategies for the Our Lady of La Vang Shrine since its inception, a project that culminated on July 17, 2021, with 8,000 people attending its Solemn Blessing Day. Also serving on the OLLV Foundation board are: The Rev. Tuyen Nguyen, founding board member and Chairman Emeritus The Rev. Quang Chu, founding board member and pastor, St. Mary's by the Sea parish The Rev. Christopher Pham, founding board member and parochial vicar, Blessed Sacrament parish Sister Mary Beth Ingram, General Superior, Sisters of St. Joseph, Orange County George Tseng, Intellectual Property READ MORE