Parish Life
Building parish community through religious and social events and participating in various organizational activities.
Knights of Columbus
Council Monsignor James R. Jones # 3303
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's fraternal benefit society that was formed to render financial aid to members and their families. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare and war relief works. Our organization follows the precepts of UNITY, CHARITY and FRATERNITY.
Council Monsignor James R. Jones #3303 is the second largest in the state and has over 400 members. Membership is open to Catholic men 18 years or older. We meet the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM.
We invite our Catholic men to please join us! Your degree of involvement depends on YOU. We have myriad projects from help with prescription drugs for our less fortunate to monthly potluck dinners, to free throw contests and essay contests for our young.
Knights of Columbus 4th Degree
Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820
The 4th degree assembly is the final step in the Knights of Columbus. It is the highest degree that a Knight can obtain within the Knights of Columbus. At this level a Knight is referred to as Sir Knight within the Assembly. The Assembly is dedicated to the same principals of CHARITY, UNITY, and FRATERNITY, except that its main principal is PATRIOTISM. He is still associated with the K of C council as a brother Knight. The 4th degree is also a fraternal organization associated with St. Paul Parish. The Sir Knights spend many hours serving both the Church and community. The Color Corps acts as Honor Guard for many civic functions during the year. The 4th degree Assembly meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the K of C Hall, 1125 Pine Tree Drive. Among the organizations we support are Special Olympics, Relay for Life, Wounded Warriors Leave Program, plus others.
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Court Msgr. Michael A. Irwin #1704
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas is a spiritual and service organization, which is dedicated to our Patroness, Blessed Mother, Mary, under the motto of Unity and Charity. Catholic Daughters sponsor fund raisers to support various local and national charities. Our chapter meets the first Monday of every month and welcomes women of the parish. 18 years and older to join.
Junior Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Junior Catholic Daughters of the Americas is a spiritual and service organization open to all girls 6-18. We meet once a month in the Family Life Center to "Serve the Lord with Gladness." For more information or questions, please contact Paula Hartman at 636-0101 or Gloria Kelly at
288-5668. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a
background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
Hispanic Ministry
This ministry is an evangelistic outreach to the Hispanic Community within our Parish limits, to connect them to our Parish Community for social and spiritual activities centered on Christ's mysteries, devotions and cultural feasts.
Saint Paul Youth
St- Paul Youth Ministry includes youth from grades 9-12. Our youth are involved in service to our local parish and community, as well as fun, faith-filled fellowship. Our youth are encouraged to participate in Diocesan programs as well. There is also a Family Youth Mass on the first Sunday of each month at 5:00PM, which is offered throughout the year. Contact Laura McDaniel at 636-2784. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
African Ancestry Ministry and Evangelization Network
The purpose of our African-Ancestry Ministry and Evangelization Network (AAMEN Group) is to foster the mission of St. Paul, spread the Good News, celebrate the Sacraments and form a faith community. As a revitalized ministry within our parish, it additionally serves as an outreach to our present African-Ancestry parishioners and former members of St. Joseph Church. Contact Gwen Lovett at 244-2470 for information.
Lending Library
This ministry serves to staff and operate the St. Paul Lending Library located in the Family Life Center, adjacent to the Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe. The hours of operation are SunJav 9:OOAM to 1:00PM and Wednesday 9:OOAM to 12:00 noon. Catholic book donations for the Lending Library are accepted.
Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe
This ministry serves to staff and operate the St. Paul Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe. For religious goods and gift items we are located in the Family Life Center, adjacent to the St. Paul Lending Library. The hours of operation are: Sunday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and Wednesday 9:00AM to 12 noon. Additional information can be obtained from Maura Garrity through the Parish office 638-1984.
Pride of St. Paul
The mission of the "Pride of St. Paul" is to provide parishioners, from young adults to seniors, the opportunity of game playing and socializing. This ministry meets all year long. Games are planned for the second Thursday at 10:00AM (Shanghai Rummy), the third Monday at 12:30PM ("Left, Right, Center") and the fourth Monday at 12:30PM (BUNCO). All games are simple to play so anyone can join in at anytime. Activities are held in the Family Life Center. For more information contact Angela Walker 633-3119 .
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Care and the love of knitting/crocheting have been combined into a prayerful ministry that reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace. Many blessings are prayed into the creating of every shawl. Join us to pray and create these shawls on Tuesday afternoons from 1PM to 3PM in the Church atrium. Contact Diana Thompson at 638-2565.
St. Paul Catholic School Athletic Program
Athletic activities at St. Paul Catholic School include participation in many sports. Contact the school's Athletic Director, Dan Doban at 720-244-2211 for additional information. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate
will be good for 5 years.
Grief Support
The Grief Support Ministry was founded to be a source of compassion and comfort for those who have suffered the loss of loved ones. Sister Monique Dissen, IHM and Bev Redding are here to journey with you through "the Valley of Death" ... into the "Land of the Living." For more information, please contact Irene Swanteson, Assistant (Third Order Dominican) at 638-9306.
Survivors of Loved Ones
The St. Paul S.O.L.O group provides a social atmosphere for senior widows, widowers and others who have lost a loved one. The social setting is usually a lunch gathering at a local restaurant. This group meets every second Thursday of the month.
Social and Friendship Club
This ministry is open to everyone and encourages the expansion of Christian fellowship. Interactive social association and events, coupled with the opportunity to effect stewardship and supportive activities, accomplish this. Contact Santa Klotz at 745-5440 for more information.
Baseball Teams For The Parish Youth
St. Paul parish currently sponsors teams for its children, ages 4-12. Registration for various teams is conducted in January. For more information, please contact David Blain at 514-2543.Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
Social Events Ministry For The Parish
The mission of the St. Paul Social Ministry is to encourage every parishioner to participate in
scheduled social events throughout the year to bring our parish families together for fun, relaxation and fellowship. Parish volunteers conduct all of the events. If you would like to be a volunteer to share some of your time and special talents, please contact: 252-638-1984.
Drop Everything and Bake
This truly is a ministry if you have time to "drop" everything and bake for parish/Diocesan events held at St. Paul. Individuals are called upon as needed to provide baked goods as part of our St. Paul hospitality. Contact: DeLesa P. Conway at 252-638-1984.
Knights of Columbus
Council Monsignor James R. Jones # 3303
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's fraternal benefit society that was formed to render financial aid to members and their families. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare and war relief works. Our organization follows the precepts of UNITY, CHARITY and FRATERNITY.
Council Monsignor James R. Jones #3303 is the second largest in the state and has over 400 members. Membership is open to Catholic men 18 years or older. We meet the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM.
We invite our Catholic men to please join us! Your degree of involvement depends on YOU. We have myriad projects from help with prescription drugs for our less fortunate to monthly potluck dinners, to free throw contests and essay contests for our young.
Knights of Columbus 4th Degree
Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820
The 4th degree assembly is the final step in the Knights of Columbus. It is the highest degree that a Knight can obtain within the Knights of Columbus. At this level a Knight is referred to as Sir Knight within the Assembly. The Assembly is dedicated to the same principals of CHARITY, UNITY, and FRATERNITY, except that its main principal is PATRIOTISM. He is still associated with the K of C council as a brother Knight. The 4th degree is also a fraternal organization associated with St. Paul Parish. The Sir Knights spend many hours serving both the Church and community. The Color Corps acts as Honor Guard for many civic functions during the year. The 4th degree Assembly meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the K of C Hall, 1125 Pine Tree Drive. Among the organizations we support are Special Olympics, Relay for Life, Wounded Warriors Leave Program, plus others.
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Court Msgr. Michael A. Irwin #1704
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas is a spiritual and service organization, which is dedicated to our Patroness, Blessed Mother, Mary, under the motto of Unity and Charity. Catholic Daughters sponsor fund raisers to support various local and national charities. Our chapter meets the first Monday of every month and welcomes women of the parish. 18 years and older to join.
Junior Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Junior Catholic Daughters of the Americas is a spiritual and service organization open to all girls 6-18. We meet once a month in the Family Life Center to "Serve the Lord with Gladness." For more information or questions, please contact Paula Hartman at 636-0101 or Gloria Kelly at
288-5668. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a
background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
Hispanic Ministry
This ministry is an evangelistic outreach to the Hispanic Community within our Parish limits, to connect them to our Parish Community for social and spiritual activities centered on Christ's mysteries, devotions and cultural feasts.
Saint Paul Youth
St- Paul Youth Ministry includes youth from grades 9-12. Our youth are involved in service to our local parish and community, as well as fun, faith-filled fellowship. Our youth are encouraged to participate in Diocesan programs as well. There is also a Family Youth Mass on the first Sunday of each month at 5:00PM, which is offered throughout the year. Contact Laura McDaniel at 636-2784. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
African Ancestry Ministry and Evangelization Network
The purpose of our African-Ancestry Ministry and Evangelization Network (AAMEN Group) is to foster the mission of St. Paul, spread the Good News, celebrate the Sacraments and form a faith community. As a revitalized ministry within our parish, it additionally serves as an outreach to our present African-Ancestry parishioners and former members of St. Joseph Church. Contact Gwen Lovett at 244-2470 for information.
Lending Library
This ministry serves to staff and operate the St. Paul Lending Library located in the Family Life Center, adjacent to the Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe. The hours of operation are SunJav 9:OOAM to 1:00PM and Wednesday 9:OOAM to 12:00 noon. Catholic book donations for the Lending Library are accepted.
Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe
This ministry serves to staff and operate the St. Paul Olive Branch Religious Articles Shoppe. For religious goods and gift items we are located in the Family Life Center, adjacent to the St. Paul Lending Library. The hours of operation are: Sunday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and Wednesday 9:00AM to 12 noon. Additional information can be obtained from Maura Garrity through the Parish office 638-1984.
Pride of St. Paul
The mission of the "Pride of St. Paul" is to provide parishioners, from young adults to seniors, the opportunity of game playing and socializing. This ministry meets all year long. Games are planned for the second Thursday at 10:00AM (Shanghai Rummy), the third Monday at 12:30PM ("Left, Right, Center") and the fourth Monday at 12:30PM (BUNCO). All games are simple to play so anyone can join in at anytime. Activities are held in the Family Life Center. For more information contact Angela Walker 633-3119 .
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Care and the love of knitting/crocheting have been combined into a prayerful ministry that reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace. Many blessings are prayed into the creating of every shawl. Join us to pray and create these shawls on Tuesday afternoons from 1PM to 3PM in the Church atrium. Contact Diana Thompson at 638-2565.
St. Paul Catholic School Athletic Program
Athletic activities at St. Paul Catholic School include participation in many sports. Contact the school's Athletic Director, Dan Doban at 720-244-2211 for additional information. Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate
will be good for 5 years.
Grief Support
The Grief Support Ministry was founded to be a source of compassion and comfort for those who have suffered the loss of loved ones. Sister Monique Dissen, IHM and Bev Redding are here to journey with you through "the Valley of Death" ... into the "Land of the Living." For more information, please contact Irene Swanteson, Assistant (Third Order Dominican) at 638-9306.
Survivors of Loved Ones
The St. Paul S.O.L.O group provides a social atmosphere for senior widows, widowers and others who have lost a loved one. The social setting is usually a lunch gathering at a local restaurant. This group meets every second Thursday of the month.
Social and Friendship Club
This ministry is open to everyone and encourages the expansion of Christian fellowship. Interactive social association and events, coupled with the opportunity to effect stewardship and supportive activities, accomplish this. Contact Santa Klotz at 745-5440 for more information.
Baseball Teams For The Parish Youth
St. Paul parish currently sponsors teams for its children, ages 4-12. Registration for various teams is conducted in January. For more information, please contact David Blain at 514-2543.Per diocesan norms, all persons that choose to volunteer with children, in any way must attend the Parish's Safe Environment Class. In addition, everyone will be subjected to a background check. Upon the completion of this class and the background check, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be good for 5 years.
Social Events Ministry For The Parish
The mission of the St. Paul Social Ministry is to encourage every parishioner to participate in
scheduled social events throughout the year to bring our parish families together for fun, relaxation and fellowship. Parish volunteers conduct all of the events. If you would like to be a volunteer to share some of your time and special talents, please contact: 252-638-1984.
Drop Everything and Bake
This truly is a ministry if you have time to "drop" everything and bake for parish/Diocesan events held at St. Paul. Individuals are called upon as needed to provide baked goods as part of our St. Paul hospitality. Contact: DeLesa P. Conway at 252-638-1984.