Catalog of Ministries

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Catalog of Ministries

Catalog of Ministries

Our catalog is continually growing. It is provided here to help inform and inspire you to become engaged in philanthropy. Our hope is that you will get involved. The rewards will be great.
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If you wish to make an individual contribution to any organization in our catalog of ministries, please contact the organization directly. The catalog below can be searched by name, sorted by category or browsed alphabetically.

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Saint Mary’s Academy (Portland, OR)

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Contact: Christina Friedhoff, President Address 1615 SW Fifth Avenue Portland Oregon 97201 United States Phone: 503-228-7181 Link: http://www.stmaryspdx.org/
Biography

Saint Mary’s exists to educate the young woman through a comprehensive and rigorous program of study that prepares her for higher education. Integrated with this academic perspective, Saint Mary’s Academy provides the opportunity for students to explore the teachings of Jesus as expressed in the Gospel and through the tradition of the Catholic Church. Complementing and enriching the academic program, the co-curricular creates an environment for the young woman to develop spiritually, aesthetically, athletically, and socially. Saint Mary’s Academy encourages each young woman to contribute her leadership, her knowledge, and her respect for life as a service to others.

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College

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Contact: Susan Dolle, Director of Grants Address 1 St Mary of Woods College St Mary of the Woods Indiana 47876 United States Phone: 812-535-5275 Link: http://www.smwc.edu/
Biography

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College empowers students to think critically, engage in lifelong leadership, and effect positive change in a spirit of service and social responsibility.

Vision: Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College embodies a spirit of student-centered academic innovation, faith and leadership to transform ourselves, our communities and our world.

Values: In our relationships and all that we do, we will demonstrate a commitment to the Sisters of Providence and to these values: Social Justice, Spirituality, Sustainability, and Women’s Issues.

Saint Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction

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Contact: Thomas W. Hilgers, MD Address 6901 Mercy Road Omaha NE 68104 United States Phone: 402-390-6600 Link: http://www.saintpaulvi.com
Biography

The Saint Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction is committed to building a culture of life in women’s reproductive healthcare.

Taking its direction from the wisdom and teachings of the Roman Catholic tradition, the Saint Paul VI Institute stands firmly on the rock of faith, and by the light of this faith, provides hope and healing to women, couples, and families.

Saint Paul’s Outreach (SPO)

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Contact: Mark Cantine Address 2520 Lexington Ave South Mendota Heights MN 55120 United States Phone: 651-451-6114 Link: www.spo.org
Biography

College campuses are battlegrounds for the minds and souls of young people, and many are leaving the Church. Only 10% of Catholic students attend Sunday Mass. Many are lonely, isolated from God and lacking authentic friendships. Students are hungry for truth, for meaning . . . for relationship. Our mission: WE BUILD MISSIONAL COMMUNITY ON CAMPUS AND BEYOND, FORMING LIFELONG DISCIPLES. We train full-time missionaries and student leaders to build these communities – communities that reach out and invite college students and young adults into a transformative encounter with Christ, into deep relationship with him and with his people . . . into a lifelong adventure of mission. https://www.spo.org/ourmission

Saint Raphael School

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Contact: Lydia Collins, Principal Address 1100 Fifth Avenue San Rafael California 94901 United States Phone: 415-454-4455 Link: http://www.straphaelschool.com
Biography

Mission Statement: Founded in 1889 as part of the Mission San Rafael, Saint Raphael School is one of California’s original mission schools. We honor our history even as we embrace the latest innovations in educational methods and facilities to equip our students for successful advancement to college preparatory programs. We build on the best Catholic educational traditions, amd tailor our methods to today’s values of tolerance and self actualization. We strive to develop the whole child. We nurture inherent moral, intellectual, emotional and athletic capabilities. Parents take an active role in guiding our programs and support our staff in the classroom.

Saint Rita School

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Contact: Carol Arritola Address 102 Marinde Dr Fairfax California 94930 United States Phone: 415-456-1003 Ext 14 Link: http://www.strita.edu
Biography

As a community of learners, believers and friends we are called to share in the message of Christ and are dedicated to building a community of respect, responsibility and kindness,

Saint Thomas More Catholic Chapel and Center at Yale University (New Haven, CT)

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Contact: Rev. Robert L. Beloin, Chaplain Address 268 Park Street New Haven Connecticut 6511 United States Phone: (203) 777-5537 Link: http://www.yale.edu/stm
Biography

Saint Thomas More, The Catholic Chapel & Center serves the Catholic community at Yale University by:
• Creating a vibrant and welcoming community through worship and service
• Cultivating informed faith and spirituality
• Engaging in reflective discourse on faith and culture
• Advancing the Church’s mission of promoting social justice
• Participating in the global Church’s life and witness.

Saint Vincent Academy

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Contact: Sister June Favata Address 228 W Market St Newark New Jersey 7103 United States Phone: 973-622-1613 Link: http://www.svanj.org
Biography

Saint Vincent Academy, founded in 1869 and sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, is a Catholic, college preparatory high school for women of diverse backgrounds, many of whom face societal and economic challenges. Located in Newark, New jersey, the Academy prepares urban women to be creative participants in society by empowering them with rigorous academic learning and life-enhancing Gospel teachings. This nurturing, disciplined community supports a culture of high expectations, a love of learning and the attainment of the knowledge, skills, values and attitudes that promote personal and professional fulfillment.

The Academy instills in students a confidence in themselves as women, a belief in God’s love for them and in the power of community. The Saint Vincent Academy experience inspires students to develop lifelong commitments to Christian service and a capacity for hope, compassionate leadership and the desire to transform the world into a more just and peaceful society.

Salesian Sisters of St John Bosco d/b/a Mary Help of Christians Academy

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Contact: Sr. Mary Rinaldi Address 659 Belmont Ave North Haledon New Jersey 7508 United States Phone: 973-904-0102 Link: http://www.salesiansisters.org
Biography

Mary Help of Christians Academy is committed to making an integral Catholic college-prep education accessible to young women of diverse backgrounds. Our mission is to provide a student-centered learning environment within a family atmosphere that embodies the Silesian philosophy of reason, religion and loving kindness as taught by St. John Bosco and St Mary Mazzarello. We challenge our students to develop their potential and to dedicate themselves to academic excellence, faith, leadership and service as they take their place in out rapidly changing and pluralistic society

San Jose Clinic

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Contact: Lynda Riley Address 2615 Fannin Houston Texas 77002 United States Phone: 713-490-2607 Link: http://www.sanjoseclinic.org
Biography

San Jose Clinic’s mission is to provide quality health care and education to those with limited access to such services in an environment which respects the dignity of each person.

San Juan Diego Academy

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Contact: Elizabeth Heys Address 1650 Godfrey Ave. SW Wyoming Michigan 49509 United States Phone: 616-818-8121 Link: http://www.sanjuandiegoacademy.com
Biography

In partnership with family, parish, and the greater community, San Juan Diego Academy educates, mentors, and inspires Latino children to achieve academic excellence and live their Catholic faith.

Santa Fe Catholic High School

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Contact: Theresa Rivera Address 3110 Highway 92 East Lakeland Florida 33801 United States Phone: 863-665-4188 ext 288 Link: http://www.santafecatholic.org
Biography

Santa Fe Catholic High School, a ministry of the Catholic Diocese of Orlando, offers a program of college preparatory studies encompassing values grounded in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and serves the families of the surrounding communities. Through academic, spiritual, athletic, artistic, extracurricular and service programs, the school endeavors to help each student develop fully as a child of God. “Developing each student fully as a child of God.”

Santa Fe Communications, Inc. (d.b.a. Heart of the Nation)

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Contact: Bruno John Executive Director Address 1205 S. 70th Street, #701 Milwaukee WI 53214 United States Phone: 1-855-855-MASS Link: HeartoftheNation.org
Biography

Following in our Savior’s footsteps, good works keep His Way visible by bringing Sunday TV Mass, prayer publications, and online inspiration to Catholics who cannot get out to church. Heart of the Nation becomes a blessing for multitudes in times of illness, frailty, inclement weather, or other struggles. Since 1984, Heart of the Nation has produced Sunday TV Mass with compassion for the faithful at home, in healthcare settings, or in prison. In 2011, Heart of the Nation began publication of its free, large-print Prayer & Worship Guide to help subscribers with poor eyesight, hearing loss, or simply a desire to have the Scripture readings, prayers, and responses at hand to follow along during Mass.

Priests, musicians, choirs, cantors, and lectors participate in the production of the TV Mass. A local parish donates the use of its church. Multiple cameras and closed-captioning enable immersion in the hope-filled experience of the Catholic liturgy. Viewers send their prayer intentions, and each prayer is placed before the altar for Sunday TV Mass. During the distribution of the Eucharist at church, the TV Mass includes a treasured prayer for spiritual communion written by St. Alphonsus Liguori. Heart of the Nation brings spiritual joy and help to lifelong Catholics, to Catholics who have been away from the Church but seek a way back, and to TV and online Mass viewers discovering the Catholic faith for the first time. By serving the sick, frail, lonely, and brokenhearted, donors to Heart of the Nation serve the Lord.

In its humble beginning, Heart of the Nation began broadcasting TV Mass in Los Angeles. Now, Heart of the Nation televises Sunday liturgy on over-the-air, cable, satellite, and online TV channels nationwide. Television airtime is Heart of the Nation’s largest expense. Following the Lord’s directive to go out to all the world, the ministry’s Website, YouTube channel, and social media provide global access to the Sunday TV Mass.

The periodical Prayer & Worship Guide contains the text for every Sunday and Holy Day Mass. For use throughout each week, the Prayer & Worship Guide also provides reflections, seasonal prayers from Heart of the Nation, and a section showing where to find the daily Mass readings in a home Bible. Other free publications from Heart of the Nation include inspirational monthly bulletins, a Catholic calendar for wall display, prayer cards, and a Stations of the Cross pamphlet.

God, the source of grace and every blessing, often works through people in wondrous ways. Supporters of Heart of the Nation, the Catholic ministry of Santa Fe Communications, Inc., provide an offering to the Lord and a gift of spiritual comfort, hope, and encouragement in the Catholic faith for people in need.

School Sisters of Notre Dame Educational Center, Inc.

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Contact: Sister Catherine Feeney, SSND Address 8704-88th Ave. Woodhaven NY 11421 United States Phone: 718-738-0588 Link: http://www.ssndecwomen.com
Biography

The SSND Educational Center, Inc., located in Southeast Queen, New York, empowers underserved women of all races and faiths to reach the fullness of their potential.  Within a safe and welcoming environment, the center provides programs that educate and nurture the whole person.  This Catholic sponsored Center is rooted in the belief that women are agents of transformation for the family, society, and the world.

School Sisters of St Francis

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Contact: Amanda Ferguson Address 1501 S Layton Blvd Milwaukee Wisconsin 53215 United States Phone: 414-384-3334 Link: http://www.sssf.org
Biography

As School Sisters of St. Francis, we are witnesses to God’s love and a source of hope in the world, responding to the needs of the times, wherever the Spirit leads us. We care for all of creation, for all those we encounter, and for ourselves as sisters. We partner with others to alleviate suffering in the world, change unjust systems, and restore our ecosystem. We are aware of God’s presence within us and around us, which leads us to oneness.

SENT Ventures

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Contact: John Cannon Address 712 H Street NE, Unit 5040 Washington DC 20002 United States Phone: 205-243-6009 Link: http://www.sentventures.com
Biography

SENT contributes to Catholic Church renewal by fueling the next generation of leaders to meet their business, personal and spiritual goals with the support and accountability of a community.

Shalom Prayer Center (Mt. Angel, OR)

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Contact: Sr. Joan Pokorny, OSB Address 840 S. Main St. Mt. Angel Oregon 97362 United States Phone: (503) 845-6773 Link: http://www.open.org/shalom
Biography

The Shalom Prayer Center, a ministry of Queen of Angels Monastery, is rooted in the tradition of Benedictine spirituality. The Center provides a peaceful environment where men and women of all faiths and cultural traditions are welcome to seek wholeness and deepen their relationship with God. Shalom, the Hebrew word meaning peace, inspires our mission which is the fostering of well-being in daily life and harmony with nature and themselves.