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Eucharistic Ministers
(at weekend Masses)

Adult men and women, who have received the sacraments of Baptism, Reconciliation, Communion 
and Confirmation assist our parish priests in 
distributing Communion at our weekend Masses.

Interview and training required.

Service is usually twice a month.

Contact: Donna Wandrey

 

Eucharistic Ministers
(to the homebound and/or neighborhood Adult homes)

Adult men and women who have received the sacraments of Baptism, Reconciliation, Communion, and Confirmation bring Communion to our Senior Homebound parishioners and those in the hospital or living in neighborhood nursing facilities.

Interview and training required.

Service is once a week to the homebound and usually twice a month to a nursing facility.

 

 

Outreach to the Homebound, Elderly and Families
Our Outreach Programs help Seniors and needy Families find community and keep a healthy attitude about life and living in NYC. There are many opportunities to serve!
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A monthly Health Fair is held on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Seniors have lunch,  blood pressure check-ups, participate in raffles and buy clothing and household items.

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In the fall and the spring, the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is held followed by a Coffee Hour.

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Weekly visits to our homebound parishioners are coordinated through the Friendly Neighbors program.

 

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Escorting our blind parishioners (from the Joselow House on West 74th Street) to weekend Mass. This is coordinated through my office.

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Food for Families and The Thanksgiving Food Drive are grocery collection/sorting/packing/distributing programs that keep our food pantry well stocked and our parishioners fed.

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The 20th Precinct Holiday Party & Project Find's Thanksgiving Dinner (held at St. Paul's Church) for Westside Seniors, always calls for our volunteers to help staff the events.

Contact: Donna Wandrey

Volunteers Needed
To teach Religious Education for Children and Teenagers ages four and up.

Sunday, 11AM - Noon.

Contact: Tina Silvestro

 

Soup Kitchen
Provides the Poor and Homeless in the community with over 100 lunchtime meals each Sunday.

Contact: Theo Corbin, T.O.P.

 

Homeless Shelter
Provides transitional housing for homeless who are HIV positive, who are not yet seriously ill. Volunteers are needed to work in the shelter, specially those who can sleep at the facility overnight. No experience necessary as training will be provided.

For intake interview appointments or for any further information, please call: (212) 873-9224

Contact: Theo Corbin, T.O.P. or Bob Huber, S.F.O.