Being sick or homebound and unable to come to Mass is difficult for us. Being in these circumstances means that we are separated from our church family and unable to join in parish activities. The goal of ministry to the homebound is to provide sick, homebound or hospitalized parishioners with The Sacraments and pastoral care. The pastor, deacon and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion travel to the homebound, bringing them Eucharist and offering them prayer and companionship. If you or a loved one becomes sick or homebound, please call the Rectory to inform us about the circumstances. We offer training to those interested in becoming ministers to the homebound.

Contacts:

• Fr. Roy 1-508-987-8987 or at stannsrectory@hotmail.com
• Deacon Jim Denning, 1-508-762-8879

Inspired by Gospel values, The Society of St. Vincent de Paul includes men and women who join together to offer person-to-person service to the needy and suffering. Through their ministry, Vincentians grow spiritually using the models of Blessed Frederic Ozanam and St. Vincent de Paul. The Society collaborates with others of good will in the community to build up the human family.

Contact:

• Charlie Boyle, SVDP Chair, 1-508-892-5060 or at jrchasb@charter.net

Isn’t it a great feeling when we receive a card, note or message from a friend who remembers our birthday, anniversary or other special occasion? St. Ann’s Sunshine Ministry reaches out to homebound, sick and elderly parishioners and helps them feel connected to the broader parish community by doing just this! We hope that when parishioners receive the outreach of the Sunshine Ministry that they feel as if a big, bright ray of SUNSHINE is shining down on them from above, filled with God’s Love.

Contact:

• Gay Thomas 1-508-340-5608 or at gthomas01952yahoo.com

In our community of Oxford, 8 churches contribute to the support of the Ecumenical Food Shelf.  St. Ann’s involvement in the Food Shelf dates back many years and numerous parishioners have volunteered at the Shelf, putting their faith into charitable action. St. Ann’s Parish conducts a monthly food collection of nonperishable at all Masses on the first weekend of every month.  Food is distributed at the Food Shelf on Thursday evenings from 4:30-6:30 PM in the basement of the town community center. Due to coronavirus precautions, all volunteers must be scheduled to work prior to their arrival. To volunteer please contact the parish representative listed below.

Contact: 

• John DiPasquale, Parish Representative, 1-508-414-7334 or at jedipasquale@charter.net

St. Ann’s Parish hosts a Narcotics Anonymous Group Meeting on Sunday evenings in the parish hall from 7-8 PM.  We acknowledge the hard work and dedication of group members who seek recovery from addiction and prayerfully intercede for these members and all who struggle with addiction.

Contacts: 

• John T. 1-508-410-1718
• Vinny  1-508-688-4429