Do you know a family member or friend who has been "away" from the Catholic Church for a while? St Michael's Church has a mission to help "Catholics Come Home."

     Catholics Come Home is a national organization working to help Catholics return to the church. Any Catholic who wants to come home to the Church is invited at any time. Also, during Lent, St Michael's has offered a 5 week evening class of 1 hour each week. 

     Studies show that people who practice their Christian faith and pray regularly are healthier and happier. Experience a positive difference in your life by visiting St. Michael’s and encountering Jesus through the sacraments. Do it for yourself. Welcome home.

     If you want to discuss coming home to the church with a member of St Michael’s parish, please call Don and Corinne Budd  at (727) 771-2594.

     For more information on “Catholics Come Home,” click on the link below.  

                               CATHOLICS COME HOME - LINK

      Sr. Thérèse Carolan provides pastoral care for our parishioners in hospitals and nursing homes.  In addition, Extraordinary Ministers bring the Eucharist to the Sick and Homebound and to facilities within our parish boundaries.  Please contact our church office and ask for Sr. Thérèse Carolan for more information at (727) 797-2375, Ext 229

GRIEF AND BEREAVEMENT

     Grief and Bereavement is a support group for individuals that have lost loved one(s) in the last two years and meets for six sessions on Thursdays at 1:30PM, at different times of the year. For more information or when the next set of sessions begins, please call Sr. Thérèse Carolan at the church office (727) 797-2375, Ext 229.  Thank you.

     Casa Miguel is a rental community with 82 units designed to provide housing for very low income elderly.  It is owned and operated by St. Michael’s Housing, Inc., a non-profit corporation operating under the rules and regulations of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). For more information, call (727) 797-8551.

     During these uncertain times in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we pray to God for his mercy, protection, guidance, and courage.  It is during these times that we lean on our faith and trust in our Lord.   Though separated physically from each other during this quarantine we are reminded that united in Christ, we are never alone.  We hope and pray that you remain healthy and coronavirus free.  For more information on our parish and diocesan activities as well as on COVID-19 specifically, please click here.

God bless,
Lynn Meehan RN, FCN
Parish Ministry
[email protected]
727-797-2375 church office

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) link...

      Pinellas Hope is located in Clearwater on the over 20 acres of land provided by Bishop Robert Lynch and the Diocese of St. Petersburg. Pinellas Hope was established to serve street homeless adults by providing temporary emergency shelter. Intake is facilitated by three Community Outreach teams. Residents are assisted with food, transportation, employment assistance and social services.
      Our parish contributes to Pinellas Hope a few times a year with serving a dinner meal. If you are interested in volunteering for this ministry, please contact the church office
at (727) 797-2375.

Pinellas Hope Website

     This Society ministers to the poor, needy, and homeless in our community by offering food, bus passes, and rent & utilities when needed.  Hours of operation are:  Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon.

Meetings are held twice monthly on the first Tuesdays and third Thursdays in St Vincent de Paul Room #10.  To participate in this group or learn more, please contact the St. Vincent de Paul office at (727) 797-2375, Ext 217, and ask for Ed Bruckner.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Central Council St Petersburg Diocese Website