St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive

Sat October 17th 4:30pm - 6:30pm; Sun October 18th 6:30am - 1:45pm 

Dropoff:  table located on Church plaza or drive-thru service at the
white trailer in front of church 
Accepting non-perishable, non-glass food items

Thank you for your generosity!  Last month we collected 1,837lbs!! 
May God & St. Joseph bless & protect you abundantly! 

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a worldwide Christian Community founded in 1833 by a group of lay people who dedicated their lives to the poor and the Church.  The Society remains an international Catholic voluntary organization of lay men and women to this day.  “Vincentian’s” follow Christ through service to those in need and so bear witness to His compassionate and liberating love.  Through a service of hope, Vincentian’s attempt to alleviate suffering and promote human dignity and personal integrity to those in need.  Relationships based on trust and friendships are established through an understanding of each brother or sister in Christ. In turn Vincentian’s never forget the many blessings they receive from those they visit.

Office Volunteers take calls and with compassion begin a plan of assistance for those in need regardless of creed, ethnic or social background.  Many have lost their jobs and some are disabled.  Other callers have been abused, abandoned and many are hungry.

The Home Visitor team seeks to emulate St. Vincent in promoting love and respect for the poor. Often prayer, counseling, temporary financial assistance and additional resources are given. The Visiting Team prays that the Holy Spirit may guide them during their visits and make them channels for the peace and joy of Christ.

Behind the scenes volunteers assist with the financial committee, technical support and logistical planning for supplies and donations. 

The Society of St Vincent de Paul (281/463-4560) welcomes you to become part of our family. Donations and volunteers sustain the Society in affirming the dignity of each human being as created in God’s image. 

Remember Christ’s words, “when you did it for one of the least of my people, you did it for me!”