Social Justice

Our Social Justice Ministries respond to Christ’s call to serve those in need and work for a more just and compassionate society. Through outreach, advocacy, and hands-on service, these ministries support vulnerable members of our community and promote dignity for all.

Types of Social Justice Ministries

The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides practical assistance and compassionate support to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship. Through direct outreach and confidential care, members serve Christ by serving those in need.

The Social Justice Ministry raises awareness of local and global issues while encouraging parishioners to live out Catholic social teaching. Through education, advocacy, and community initiatives, it promotes justice, dignity, and solidarity.

Out of the Cold offers hospitality and practical support to individuals experiencing homelessness, including meals and community connection. Parish volunteers work together to provide warmth, dignity, and care during the winter months. Click here for more information about making and delivering a casserole.

This ministry promotes learning, reflection, and action in response to the Church’s call to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. Through prayer, education, and dialogue, it seeks to foster healing, understanding, and meaningful relationships rooted in justice and respect.