We are asking you to join us in responding to the cries of “the least, the last and the left out” by performing little acts of charity.… Read more “Got Time?”
There are times in life that something happens and you struggle between happiness and sadness. This was the case when we had a retirement party for Lois… Read more “Saying Good-bye”
In our May issue I told the story about us finding $1,660 hidden in a toolbox that had been donated over a year before. If you remember,… Read more “What Urban Missionaries Do!”
Once again, let me be the first to say, “Merry Christmas!” Isn’t it funny how fast time seems to pass? It’s almost Christmas already! Yes, really, it… Read more “It’s Christmas Time Once Again”
Meet Grace, whom we have known for about 12 years. She first came to see us for some help with citizenship, as part of our collaboration with… Read more “Spotlight on Immigrants”
Save the date, October 19, 2024. The party begins with Mass at 12:00 noon followed by a celebration dinner at Saint Joan of Arc, 570 Lincoln Street… Read more “Come, See What the Lord has Done!”
Well, it’s time once again for me to summon every ounce of courage so I can ask you for some of your hard-earned cash. Yup, it isn’t… Read more “Our 2024 Sustainer Appeal”
Memorials can be given in memory of a deceased person by sending a donation to the Urban Missionaries of Our Lady of Hope. In Memory of: Irene… Read more “Memorials – May 2024”
The news came in an email from Deacon Paul Audette. It simply read, “Jim passed away today. I have no other details.” I knew instantly that my… Read more “Jim Adams died February 20, 2024”
Honorariums can be given in the name of any person or event by sending a donation to the Urban Missionaries of Our Lady of Hope. A letter… Read more “Honorariums & Memorials”
I would like you to go to the “Christmas Moments” story starting on P. 1 if you haven’t already read it. You will read about how, when… Read more “What Urban Missionaries Do”
We are in now what we call the thank you phase. Christmas is done, and the clean-up after Christmas is underway. And now we say thank you… Read more “The Director’s Chair”
Over the years, we have developed many processes that make it possible for our Christmas team to process over 1,500 children who will receive almost 10,000 gifts… Read more “You Think Being Santa is Easy, huh?”
On Saturday, October 28, 2023, the parishioners of Blessed Sacrament Church decided to help out the “least, the last, and the left out” by bringing clothing to… Read more “Our Fill-a-Truck Program”
One of the gifts we receive from the Lord is in realizing how we can participate in “Your neighbor as yourself.” These situations seem to be more… Read more “An Early Christmas Story”