Christian Service
Bereavement Ministry
This ministry reaches out to those who have recently lost a loved one through books to meeting for individual grief counseling. If you are in need for this ministry or have training in grief counseling, please contact the parish office for more information on the ministry.
Communion to the Homebound
One of the roles Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion exercise at our parish is bringing communion to the sick, the homebound, or to nursing facilities in our parish. This ministry is one that is one you can do based on your schedule and the schedule of the person you are visiting. An orientation to this ministry and mentorship is available. Please contact the parish office if you are interested.
Luncheons after Funerals
This committee, overseen by the St Ann's Sodality, prepares and serves meals to the family and friends of those attending a funeral. A call list is maintained and you will be called as needed to prepare or serve food, based on your availability. Please call the parish office if you are interested.
Prayer Chain
This group consists of men and women who offer to share their personal daily prayers for those in need. All that is required is quiet prayer time and a telephone to pass along intentions. Please contact Edie Jesse at 636-456-2508.
Pro-Life Committee
This group of volunteers promotes and informs the parish community of Pro-Life activities in the archdiocese and provides information on Pro-Life workshops and conventions. It facilitates grass root support for legislative action pertaining to all Pro-Life issues including: abortion, capitol punishment, advanced directives, euthanasia and genetic studies. Please contact the parish office for more information.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
This Society is dedicated to helping all those in physical need and serves clients through prayer, charitable works, confidential monetary donations and visitation. Members become personally involved with those requesting assistance. Funds are provided yearly from the annual Summer rummage sale, donations throughout the year, and also donations around the holidays. The Society manages and stocks a food pantry, which is distributed to the needy upon request. Due to the increased demand for food, the “meal-a-month” program was instituted in 1994. The annual Christmas “giving tree” coordinated by the society provides necessary clothing, gift items and food baskets for area needy. Any man or woman interested in this rewarding ministry is welcome. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the annex building and last about ninety minutes. Teams (consisting of two members) interview clients on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Members serve on a rotating basis and the time commitment averages two hours three times a month.
Transportation for the Homebound
Occasionally, we receive requests from a person asking for a ride to church and other parish functions. This service is greatly appreciated by those who could not get to church otherwise. Please contact the parish office if you are interested.
Welcoming Committee
Please contact the parish office.
This ministry reaches out to those who have recently lost a loved one through books to meeting for individual grief counseling. If you are in need for this ministry or have training in grief counseling, please contact the parish office for more information on the ministry.
Communion to the Homebound
One of the roles Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion exercise at our parish is bringing communion to the sick, the homebound, or to nursing facilities in our parish. This ministry is one that is one you can do based on your schedule and the schedule of the person you are visiting. An orientation to this ministry and mentorship is available. Please contact the parish office if you are interested.
Luncheons after Funerals
This committee, overseen by the St Ann's Sodality, prepares and serves meals to the family and friends of those attending a funeral. A call list is maintained and you will be called as needed to prepare or serve food, based on your availability. Please call the parish office if you are interested.
Prayer Chain
This group consists of men and women who offer to share their personal daily prayers for those in need. All that is required is quiet prayer time and a telephone to pass along intentions. Please contact Edie Jesse at 636-456-2508.
Pro-Life Committee
This group of volunteers promotes and informs the parish community of Pro-Life activities in the archdiocese and provides information on Pro-Life workshops and conventions. It facilitates grass root support for legislative action pertaining to all Pro-Life issues including: abortion, capitol punishment, advanced directives, euthanasia and genetic studies. Please contact the parish office for more information.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
This Society is dedicated to helping all those in physical need and serves clients through prayer, charitable works, confidential monetary donations and visitation. Members become personally involved with those requesting assistance. Funds are provided yearly from the annual Summer rummage sale, donations throughout the year, and also donations around the holidays. The Society manages and stocks a food pantry, which is distributed to the needy upon request. Due to the increased demand for food, the “meal-a-month” program was instituted in 1994. The annual Christmas “giving tree” coordinated by the society provides necessary clothing, gift items and food baskets for area needy. Any man or woman interested in this rewarding ministry is welcome. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the annex building and last about ninety minutes. Teams (consisting of two members) interview clients on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Members serve on a rotating basis and the time commitment averages two hours three times a month.
Transportation for the Homebound
Occasionally, we receive requests from a person asking for a ride to church and other parish functions. This service is greatly appreciated by those who could not get to church otherwise. Please contact the parish office if you are interested.
Welcoming Committee
Please contact the parish office.