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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St Edmund’s Retreat and the St Michael’s Institute of Sacred Art
Biography
The mission of St. Edmund’s Retreat is to proclaim in word and deed the Gospel of Jesus Christ in light of the Catholic faith. St Edmund’s Retreat seeks to fulfill this mission by providing for the ministerial formation of priests, religious and laity; by offering retreats, spiritual development and education programs for lay men and women, religious sisters and brothers, and priestsp; and by providing other programs and services that answer the call for evangelization of the church and the world.
St Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy
Biography
Mission: We are building the church of the future at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy. Located in a historically marginalized and low-income area, our children of diverse cultures are guided and inspired to experience the joy of living and learning through a strong Catholic education. One primary vehicle is our new TWIN Immersion Program I sponsored by Boston College), which allows children of all backgrounds to become fluent in both Spanish and English.
St Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat Center
Biography
In the spirit of St. Paul of the Cross and through the love of Christ crucified, we provide a unique, sacred place of hospitality and compassion where all are welcome to experience hope renewal and the loving presence of God through spiritual retreats and hosted events.
St Peter’s School
Biography
St. Peter’s Elementary School was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1878. Since its foundation, St. Peter’s continues to serve all economic levels of the community providing a rich academic curriculum. Through our partnership with parents, whom we recognize as the primary educators of their children, we offer a strong Catholic education. We strive to deepen the children’s understanding of the life of Christ through worship, example, and opportunities to practice our Catholic faith. It is expected that upon graduation, all students will exhibit not only an understanding of their Catholic identity, but also an ability to put this understanding into practice.
St Thomas Aquinas Tutorial (S.T.A.T.)
Biography
St Thomas Aquinas Tutorial (‘STAT”) is a Catholic home schooling tutorial program meeting twice weekly which provides excellent academic instruction for grades two through eight using the Mother of Divine Grace Curriculum. STAT supports the moral, intellectual, physical and spiritual formation begun in the homes of Catholic homeschooling families. Established in 2011 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
St. Agatha-St. James Church
Biography
“We are an apostolic Catholic community entrusted to Mary, working with the university community and families to live a full Christian Life as missionary disciples through encountering Christ, growing in their faith and their reconciliation with God and themselves, and sending them to serve, from one heart to another.”
St. Ann Catholic School & Neighborhood Youth Center (Fayetteville, NC)
Biography
St. Ann Catholic School and Neighborhood Youth Center is a culturally diverse educational institution that serves the entire community by promoting excellence in education, personal growth and service to others in a nurturing, Christian environment. This is achieved through innovative programs taught by dedicated professionals and volunteers, supported by active community partnerships.
St. Ann’s Passionist Monastery of Scranton
Biography
The Passionists at St. Ann’s Monastery endeavor live out and proclaim the message of Jesus Christ crucified and risen to all who come to our services and seek our counsel.
St. Anne’s Living Center
Biography
St. Anne’s primary objective is to promote the self-worth, personal dignity, security, happiness, and healthful longevity of each elderly or disabled person. WE BELIEVE…that the God-given rights and dignity of the person must be protected from the moment of conception through natural death. WE BELIEVE…in the values and principles inherent in the moral and religious directives for Catholic Health Care. WE BELIEVE…that St. Anne’s Guest Home is an integral part of the work of the Church. As such, it is an extension of Christ’s mission of mercy. In serving the elderly and vulnerable, we serve Christ in a special way. WE BELIEVE…that our Franciscan Spirit of simplicity and service makes a unique contribution to health care in the acceptance of all persons in need regardless of age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, financial status, physical or mental disability, or marital status. Recognizing the person’s unique composition of body and soul, total care will be provided to meet the physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs.
St. Anselm Institute for Catholic Thought
Biography
The St. Anselm Institute for Catholic Thought is a faculty-led Catholic educational nonprofit founded in
2000 and registered in the Diocese of Richmond, VA. The Institute’s mission is to make the Catholic
intellectual tradition accessible and available to university students, faculty and others within and
beyond the University of Virginia community. The Institute hosts a popular public lecture series, a
variety of faculty-led reading groups and seminars, and a new set of noncredit Catholic Ideas
minicourses. All of our programs are free and open to all with an interest. The Institute does not receive
funding from the Diocese or the University of Virginia. Instead, our free Catholic educational programs
rely upon the good will of many and the annual charitable gifts of those who believe the “light of Christ”
in the Catholic intellectual tradition should shine bright to all within and around secular university
environments.
St. Anthony Retreat Center (Marathon, WI)
Biography
St. Anthony Retreat Center is a community, a staff and a place rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ as lived out joyfully by St. Francis of Assisi. We provide atmosphere, guidance and support for people of all beliefs and financial backgrounds who are searching to become more fully human, more deeply connected to God, themselves, others and creation.St. Anthony Retreat Center is a Roman Catholic Center for Spirituality sponsored by the Capuchin Franciscans.
St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception School
Biography
The mission of St Anthony-Immaculate Conception School, a Catholic elementary school in San Francisco’s Mission District, is to empower students from diverse backgrounds to grow as whole persons in the image of Jesus Christ. The partnership between school staff and families, the primary educators, is focused on helping students develop their God-given gifts and talents through a rich academic program, a dynamic community of believers, and commitment to service and worship.
St. Augustine Catholic School
Biography
St Augustine Catholic School’s primary task is the communication of the person and message of Christ. We provide this through standards based curriculum, community service and leadership opportunities in a global society. We are a Pre-K through 8th grade Title I school in Washington, DC that was founded in 1858, four years before it became legal to educate black children in the nation’s capital.?
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St. Austin Catholic School
Biography
St. Austin Catholic School prepares students to be Christ-centered, academically strong, moral community leaders.
St. Benedict’s Prep
Biography
St. Benedict’s is committed to educating young men from Newark, its surrounding area and beyond. While ex[licitly dedicated to serving minority youngsters, and those from low-income backgrounds, we welcome those from all racial, religious and socioeconomic groups. Through a rigorous college prep curriculum and vibrant extracurricular offerings, we develop the mind, stretch the heart, form character and nourish the spirit. St. Benedict’s prepares a young man to fulfill his potential as an emothionally mature, morally responsible. well-eductaed and confident person, eager to contribute to his family, community and nation.
St. Catherine Academy
Biography
St. Catherine Academy is the only faith-based, state-approved, private education school in Fairfield County serving students with developmental disabilities including those with autism, intellectual or multiple disabilities. Our relationship-based, multi-disciplinary curriculum is structured with high expectation, tailored to each student, fostering academic growth, interpersonal competencies, independent living and vocational skills.ur facility is intentionally designed to help students transition from former environments to one that encourages greater independence. In our nurturing, learning community, students develop positive self-esteem and self-confidence while acquiring the necessary skills to reach teir potential for independent living
St. Catherine Residence (Milwaukee, WI)
Biography
To realize our mission, SCR offers different housing focuses, each targeting women with different life issues: a) Transitional or Permanent housing for women who are starting out or starting over, b) Right Start/Independent Living for either single mothers or 17-year-olds aging out of foster care and c) Next Step for homeless women in recovery or with a chronic behavioral health diagnosis. The requirements for residence are a) be involved in work, a day program or education for 20 hours each week, b) respect for self and each other and c) an ability to pay rent which is subsidized through donations. Our services go beyond providing safe and affordable housing and include building self-concepts through skill building, linking to employment and school and integrating women into a women helping women community for networking, friendship and support.
St. Dominic Village
Biography
St. Dominic Village is Houston’s only Catholic continuing-care retirement community, and one of the few retirement homes for priests in Texas. Each year, we serve approximately 300 elderly – including numerous impoverished Medicaid recipients – through a continuum-of-care comprising independent living, assisted living, and nursing home facilities. St. Dominic Village is dedicated to serving our elders with the compassion of Christ. We strive to provide a welcoming home and the very highest standard of care to each of our residents, honoring and celebrating their personal dignity. St. Dominic Village currently is one of the largest non-profit nursing homes in Harris County.