Alcoholics Anonymous
(AA) meets on a regular basis at 8:00 pm on Monday nights. For more information contact the Parish Office.
At St. Brigid, we offer several ministries that reach out to the physical and spiritual well-being of our parishioners. These ministries are open to registered members, as well as the wider community.
As Community, we reach out to those in need and try always to provide ministries to meet the needs of the entire community. Please contact the parish office for more information about these opportunities or any ministry you would like to see made available.
(AA) meets on a regular basis at 8:00 pm on Monday nights. For more information contact the Parish Office.
As the need and opportunity arise, a bereavement education and support program is set up and held at St. Brigid. Both daytime and evening meetings can be available.
Transform your career in light of scripture. Career Transformation MinistryCareer Transformation Ministry provides practical guidance with the use of scripture to support job seekers in finding and transitioning to a new position. Examples of topics include: resume assistance, networking best practices and interviewing skill development. For more information, please visit us at: www.crossroadscareer.org.
In their “1978 Pastoral Statement on Persons with Disabilities,” the United States Catholic Bishops state that “catechesis for individuals with disabilities should be integrated with the normal catechetical programs of the parish.” Therefore, children who have disabilities are encouraged to participate as much as possible in the regular classroom setting, the liturgical setting and social settings.
Presently, our Disability Advocacy Ministry is in need of members. If you are interested in participating, please call the Parish Office.
Our mental health ministry, St. Brigid Faith-based Mental Health Family Group Gathering, addresses the needs for families who have loved ones who are diagnosed with mental health issues. Through education, resources and discussion based on materials from NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and other local mental health sources. Families experience support and the understanding that they are not alone.
THIS MINISTRY MEETS EVERY 3RD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH, HOWEVER, DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, MEETINGS ARE TEMPORALLY CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE PER OUR PASTOR AND NAMI-SA. PLEASE KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US IF YOU SHOULD NEED ANY ASSISTANCE IN ANY WAY WITH MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION OR RESOURCES.
For more information, please contact Carmen Ortiz at 210.521.9161.
LET US KEEP HOPE ALIVE: “Adversities can bring out our best, and our dilemmas may be the opportunities that we have been waiting for. If God is with us who can be against.”
Also, in alliance with our support group, a NAMI Family-to-Family Educational Program takes place during the months of January through March. This is a 12-week course, with trained instructors, designed to educate family members who care for, or participate in the life of, an adult diagnosed with a severe mental illness. For more information about this educational program, please contact our Coordinator of Adult Faith, Debra Schneider, at 210.696.0896, ext. 209.