Pastoral Care

Healing, Outreach, Advocacy

At Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church, we strive to bring Christ’s love to others through Pastoral Care.

Should you, a family member, or another person need care, explore below our parish’s various Healing or Outreach & Advocacy initiatives.

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Healing Ministries

Through our Healing Ministries, people can find various ways to find (or offer) help and assistance:

Addictions
Faith & Grief Ministry
Funeral Receptions
Home Visitation
Prayer Ministry
Rosary Makers Ministry
Shawl Ministry
Stephen Ministry

Outreach Ministries

Through our Outreach & Advocacy Ministries, parishioners can find ways to help the community:

Angel Tree
Bella House
Blood Drives
Food Pantry
Military Shipments
Pro-Life/Fullness of Life
St. Vincent de Paul
Vocations Committee

Guardian Angel Financial Assistance Ministry

“...You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Matthew 22:39

At any point, each of us may need the help of a "Guardian Angel.  The Guardian Angel Fund was created to assist parishioners as well as members of the local community with one-time financial needs, such as utilities, a portion of rent, and some medical expenses.  100% of Guardian Angel funds go toward these and similar forms of help to those in need.

In addition to funds, volunteers are needed to review assistance requests under the supervision of parish staff.  Experience in social work and/or counseling is helpful for this ministry.  Serve as a “Guardian Angel” and encounter the face of Christ in the people this ministry serves.

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Donations

Please consider donating to the Guardian Angel Fund. Click here to donate. 
We and those we serve greatly appreciate your support!


Additional Resources

Catholic Charities of Dallas
Apply for Financial Assistance
All Community Outreach
List of Resources
Frisco Family Services
Assistance Center for Collin County

“‘For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me…whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.’”

Matthew 25:35-40