Join Us for a Parish Service Project on June 14, 2026

We're encouraging ALL of our parishioners to participate in the upcoming Mass & Mission in partnership with Catholic Charities on Sunday, June 14th after the 10 a.m. Mass in McNulty Hall.
 
Sally Blount, Chief Executive Officer of Catholic Charities, former CEO of the Kellogg School of Management, will speak at the 10 a.m. After Mass, we'll host a parish-wide service project (including kids!) in McNulty Hall to assist Catholic Charities in their good works.
 
Ways to participate:
  • Help us with set-up & clean-up for the event by clicking on the link below.
  • Donate diapers (sizes 5,6, 5T, and 6T) by clicking here, or bring them on the 14th. Can't be with us that day? Have your diapers delivered to the parish office by Amazon by clicking here. 
  • Help us divide up those diapers into smaller packs that morning, so that the patrons of Catholic Charities can carry them home on public transportation. We'll have several assembly lines set up.
  • Make cards for the seniors living in Catholic Charities housing.
  • Kids can decorate brown bags for the meals that Catholic Charities delivers to seniors.
  • You can even take a tour of the Mobile Food Pantry!
 
We hope you'll join us for this worthwhile event! Just walk on over to McNulty Hall after the 10 a.m. Mass and help us with some corporal works of mercy!  Feel free to bring a friend or family member.
​DID YOU KNOW?  A CATHOLIC CHARITIES SPRING 2026 UPDATE

Thank you for supporting Catholic Charities’ mission!  Generous gifts have touched more than 97,200 people in the first half of their fiscal year 2026.  Here’s an update of the meaningful, measurable impact your partnership with Catholic Charities makes possible.
  • 25,300 people received groceries at CC pantries.
  • 7,700 visitors were served warm, healthy suppers at their Commmunity Meals programs.
  • 1,800 families kept their babies clean & dry with more than 250,000 diapers received at the Diaper Depot. 
  • 18,900 seniors received supportive assistance to help continue to live independently with dignity.
  • 4,200 people facing housing insecurity received intervention to improve their housing stability through homelessness prevention programs.
  • 1,750 seniors, U.S. military veterans, and people living with disabilities found independence living in one of CC’s affordable housing properties.