Hospitality
Current Events
TGIFF - Thank Goodness it's First Friday
Mass and Chili lunch
Come and meet us!
On the first (or sometimes second) Friday of each month during the Academic year) we will meet for:
Mass at 12:10pm in the Chapel
Chili lunch at 12:45pm in Plato's Cave
Next Date: Jan 10, 2025 (Second Friday)
Future dates: Feb 7, 2025, March 7, April 4.
Please join us in Plato's cave after Sunday masses!
After each mass, you are welcome to join us after each Sunday Mass in Plato’s Cave for coffee & some baked goodies, purchased/prepared by our fellow parishioners or the Parish
Let’s meet & greet the new members of our vibrant parish community, share a few laughs & get to know one another!
Please consider helping out as a hospitality volunteer. This is a great way to meet new people.
The HOSPITALITY sign-up sheet will be at Plato’s Cave this Sunday, June 26. Check it out & see which Sundays this July & August you are able to help out in various tasks like baking, bringing a carton of milk, serving & clean-up.
We are excited to see you all!
4:30pm mass Hospitality
In addition to the usual selection of snacks and coffee after all masses come to enjoy a simple hot meal on the following Sundays after the 4:30pm mass:
Sept 8, 2024, Oct 6, Oct 13, Nov 3, Nov 17, Dec 8
We need volunteers for each Sunday mass!
We are always welcoming and training volunteers to help with the hospitality service for all masses. Specifically:
– Setup and service of coffee, tea, baked goods, and other snacks.
– Cleanup afterwards.
Volunteering a wonderful way to meet new people and to connect with Parish in one the most important ways.
If you are interested in helping out, please contact the Parish.
Baking Donors — Hospitality Volunteers
are needed forthe parish 9:30am, 11:30am and 4:30pm AFTER -MASS SOCIALS on Sundays.
Please sign-up in the hospitality binder at Plato’s Cave
Past Events
A Thanksgiving meal provides great food and a “home away from home”.
Hospitality is one of the most important elements in making people feel welcome, especially those who are away from home. A common way to reach out to people in this way is by sharing a meal, or snack together. After all, throughout the New Testament, Jesus Himself was either eating a meal, leaving a banquet, or on the way to one.
After mass each Sunday, the community gathers over coffee, sweets, and other delicious treats
