Prayer Angels
A dedicated group who pray from home, confident in the grace of our Lord, and holding all prayer requests in complete confidentiality.
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A-Fibbers Support Group
This group supports those with atrial fibrillation. It meets on the third Wednesday of the even months (February, April, June, etc.) of the year at 4:30 p.m. in the parish library at OLL.
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Post-Op and Newborn Meals Team
A group of parishioners who support others immediately after surgery or having a baby by providing meals. This is a great way to serve others during stressful times and be pro-life at all stages of life. You will receive an email when a meal program is being formed and will have the…
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BeFrienders Ministry
BeFrienders is a listening and support ministry that requires a training and apprentice period. It is extremely rewarding. You will be matched with someone traveling through a life-changing experience. Matches last for a few weeks to several months.
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Witness to Hope: Cancer Support Group
This is a support group offering emotional solace and encouragement to people who might otherwise feel they are fighting alone. This includes those who: All are welcome to the meetings. They are held on the third Wednesday (January, March, May, etc.) of of the odd months of the year at…
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Health Ministry Team
Volunteers work with our Parish Nurse to run a thriving health ministry at OLL. Together they organize our annual blood drive, parish first aid kits, the health ministry bulletin board, and visitations to home/facility-based parishioners.
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Prayer Shawl Ministry
Our Parish Nurse periodically puts out a call for people to make prayer shawls and lap blankets for home/facility-based parishioners.
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Widowed Friends
A friendly group supporting each other through the death of a spouse. All newly widowed men and women are welcome, as well as those further along on this path. Most of us know that when we lose a spouse our social groups can change. We all have a need to…
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Visitation Ministry
As ministers of care, we hope to participate in living and sharing the Good News of Jesus, especially among the sick, home/facility-based, and bereaved. We remember the words of Jesus: “Do this in remembrance of me.” Be a part of a ministry team that: