"Bear one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ" (Galatians 6:2).
PASTORAL CARE
Pastoral Care brings Christ's compassion to people in emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual need, as well as helping others to recognize their gifts and empowering them to use these gifts in the service of others establishing a rich environment for building a deeper relationship with Jesus.
Pastoral Care Volunteer Opportunities
Contact: Deb Wegner-Hohensee 920-468-5718 or e-mail dhohensee@popgb.org
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Care and the love of knitting (and crocheting) have been combined into a prayerful ministry that reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace. Prayer Shawl Group meets on the third Thursday of each month from 9:00 – 11:00 am in the Parish Conference Rm.
Funeral
Mass Servers – Training provided
Dinner Service - Minister provide hospitality and welcome for families experiencing the death of a loved one. Teams serve a catered meal in the Gathering Space of the church following a funeral liturgy.
Bereavement Ministry
Grief support workshop, five-week video series with grief peer group discussions
Prayer Tree
Parishioners are called to pray for special intentions that have been requested.
Card Ministry
Sending cards for birthdays, funerals, weddings, baptism, as well as sick and homebound.
Care Ministry
Care Ministry is a Catholic program, sponsored by the Diocese of Green Bay that expands the pastoral care dimension offered by the church taking Holy Communion to parishioners who are homebound, in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Care Ministers actively bring the love of God into people's lives by providing a listening presence and care to those who are facing a time of crisis, trauma, or personal loss.
Nursing Home/Assisted Living Ministry
Liturgy of the Word with Communion - Parishioners lead prayer services and take Holy Communion to residents in area nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Rosary Ministry - Lead rosary at Nursing/Assisted Living facilities
Hospital Ministry
Take Holy Communion to patients throughout the hospital
Blood Pressure Screening
Licensed RN’s and LPN’s provide, screening 1st weekend of the month after Masses
RCIA/OCIA
Journeying with individuals inquiring about our Catholic faith. Helping as mentors as they/we develop a deeper relationship with Christ.
Pastoral Care Volunteer Opportunities
Contact: Deb Wegner-Hohensee 920-468-5718 or e-mail dhohensee@popgb.org
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Care and the love of knitting (and crocheting) have been combined into a prayerful ministry that reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace. Prayer Shawl Group meets on the third Thursday of each month from 9:00 – 11:00 am in the Parish Conference Rm.
Funeral
Mass Servers – Training provided
Dinner Service - Minister provide hospitality and welcome for families experiencing the death of a loved one. Teams serve a catered meal in the Gathering Space of the church following a funeral liturgy.
Bereavement Ministry
Grief support workshop, five-week video series with grief peer group discussions
Prayer Tree
Parishioners are called to pray for special intentions that have been requested.
Card Ministry
Sending cards for birthdays, funerals, weddings, baptism, as well as sick and homebound.
Care Ministry
Care Ministry is a Catholic program, sponsored by the Diocese of Green Bay that expands the pastoral care dimension offered by the church taking Holy Communion to parishioners who are homebound, in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Care Ministers actively bring the love of God into people's lives by providing a listening presence and care to those who are facing a time of crisis, trauma, or personal loss.
Nursing Home/Assisted Living Ministry
Liturgy of the Word with Communion - Parishioners lead prayer services and take Holy Communion to residents in area nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Rosary Ministry - Lead rosary at Nursing/Assisted Living facilities
Hospital Ministry
Take Holy Communion to patients throughout the hospital
Blood Pressure Screening
Licensed RN’s and LPN’s provide, screening 1st weekend of the month after Masses
RCIA/OCIA
Journeying with individuals inquiring about our Catholic faith. Helping as mentors as they/we develop a deeper relationship with Christ.
Pastoral Ministry provides Christ’s healing presence to those who are experiencing difficulties in their lives such as illness, relationship issues or questions of faith. Our staff is available to assist you in your emotional, spiritual and sacramental needs.
Contact Deborah Wegner-Hohensee or Deacon Jeff Prickette
In Times of Illness and DeathHospital Visits
The pastoral staff visits those who are hospitalized or experiencing illness. Please inform the hospital staff that you would like your parish notified.
While hospitals do their best to let the parish know when a member is at their facility, the reality is that often times the parish is not notified. If you or a family member are hospitalized and would like to be visited, please contact the Parish Office at (920) 468-5718. End of LifeIn the event of death, Pastoral Ministry provides support and healing. Staff works closely with the family who has experienced the loss and assists them in planning the funeral liturgy. They work with the funeral home to make sure that the family’s wishes In the days and years to come, Pastoral Ministry offers grief support and bereavement services.
The Sacrament of HealingThe Sacrament of Healing, sometimes referred to as the Sacrament of Anointing, can be administered anytime to someone who is experiencing illness or advanced age. The Sacrament reminds us that God is with us in these times and offers strength and healing. The Sacrament of Reconciliation can also be received at the same time. Contact the parish office.
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Visits to the Homebound and Elderly
Eucharist
When parish members find themselves in a situation in
which attending Mass regularly is not an option, Prince of Peace brings church to them. Staff and volunteers visit the elderly and home bound. Arrangements can also be made to bring the Eucharist. Simply contact the Parish Office at (920) 468-5718. Care MinistryCare Ministers continue Jesus’ healing mission by being a listening presence to others. At Prince of Peace Care Ministers visit the elderly, home bound and those experiencing difficulties in their lives. Ministers undergo a background check, receive training and support, and are VIRTUS- certified.
If you are interested in being a Care Minister or know someone who might benefit from regular visits, please contact the Parish Office at (920) 468-5718. |