Vincentians seek—through prayer, meditation on the scriptures, teachings of the church and experiences in daily life and in relationship with those in need—to bear witness to the love of Christ. In a spirit of justice and charity and through person to person involvement, our local Society of Saint Vincent de Paul help those who are suffering with material or moral help, according to the individual’s particular needs and circumstances. Assistance is offered at our parish every Wednesday from 12 noon to 2pm. Volunteers arrive early to set-up food and support stations and get ready to greet and help those who come to seek assistance and a place of peace.
These members of our parish are Eucharistic ministers and lectors who visit the elderly residing at Brookdale to share the Word and Eucharist. Two ministers visit each Saturday at 10 a.m. and each minister is scheduled once every six weeks.
This community outreach ministry (formerly referred to as Families in Transition) serves families in who are in housing transition by providing them a place to gather and enjoy a meal together. Meals are provided and prepared once a month by the volunteers from our parish and that of our neighbors at St. Philip's Episcopal Church. Families gather at St. Philip's and enjoy connecting, praying and a eating together. Volunteers are needed to help purchase, prepare and serve meals for this wonderful community outreach ministry.
Contact Marilyn Regan through the Parish Office
This ministry provides meals and offers other forms of practical support for parishioners who are ill, in bereavement or who have just given birth. Parishioners serve other parishioners by providing meals delivered to their door, errands, driving to medical appointments, and more.
The Prayer Line ministry is established to pray for people who have died, are ill, or are in need of the support of prayer. In being a part of this ministry, you are sent prayer requests via email and asked to pray daily for particular intentions or needs of others. These prayer intentions can be for anyone, not only parishioners and do not appear in the bulletin. We currently have 17 faithful Pray-ers and welcome anyone who would like to join this ministry in which you can participate literally anytime, anywhere!
These ministers visit and take Eucharist to the sick and homebound of our parish on an as needed basis.
Contact the Parish Office