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Our Lady's Helping Hands
Our Lady’s Helping Hands is the chance for parishioners to provide Social Ministry to our parish community and to our neighborhoods. This committee will not have regular meetings and will not take up large amounts of time. Our ‘Helping Hands’ will serve when needed in times of crisis, emergency or general necessity. This is your opportunity to use your talents to serve others. If you are interested in contributing a helping hand, please contact the church offices. You can print the form below and complete it then drop it in the church collections.
(Click above to open form)
Our Lady's Food Pantry
Please continue to bring in non-perishable items that will be given to those in need.
All food items being donated are to be brought to the Church, not to the office or chapel.
During the Presentation of the Gifts, our parish children will bring forth your donation. Children of all ages will be asked to participate on a scheduled basis.
Items may include canned goods of soup, vegetables and fruit, tuna, crackers, condiments, baking items such as flour, sugar, brownie mixes, snacks, juice, etc..
Thank you for your help!
2021/22 LENTEN PROJECT
Highland Hospital Patient Support Program
Another Successful Year at gathering Items for the Patients at the Hospital
2019 LENTEN PROJECT
LENTEN PROJECT WENT VERY SUCCESSFUL
THEY INFORMED US THAT THE ITEMS WERE MUCH NEEDED!!
GOOD JOB ALL THAT HELPED MAKE THIS OUTREACH SUCCESSFUL
2019 ADVENT PROJECT
SUCCESSFUL AGAIN BECAUSE OF YOU
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY OF FILLING
85 BAGS+
WITH TOYS and OTHER ITEMS FOR WVU CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL!
They were overwhelmed by all of the gifts and our parish's generosity.
Food for the Poor, Inc.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
COMPLETION OF OUR HOUSING PROJECT!
On Sunday, November 6, 2016, Ms. Sara Ramos with Food For The Poor was here at OLPH to present the Catholic Men's Fellowship and
Our Lady of Perpetual Help with an update on the completion of the house that we built for the Henry-Nesbeth Family.
Jim McCullough with the Catholic Men's Fellowship, presented Ms. Ramos with a donation that will be used in conjunction with other donations from Catholic Churches and Catholic organizations to build houses, vegetable and fruit gardens, a bakery and water supplies for several villages.