Ministry of Care

The mission of the Ministry of Care is to bring Jesus in the holy Eucharist to our parishioners who are: homebound, hospitalized, in care or nursing facilities, hospice, or in jails or prisons.

Serving

We serve parishioners who are unable to attend holy Mass on Sunday because of illness, age or disability. The service may be for an extended period of time or short-term. Some of the various environments in which the Ministry of Care provides service include hospitals, care homes, nursing homes, hospice, and prisons.

Training

We have twelve hours of training, divided into three, four-hour sessions. These sessions include instruction on the holy Eucharist, Communion service, basic skills for home and hospital visits, confidentiality, etc.

In addition to the classroom instruction, you'll go on visits with a mentor until you're comfortable with serving on your own.

Called to Protect

Everyone who serves in any ministry in the Diocese of Phoenix must attend a Called to Protect class. These are abuse prevention educational classes for the protection of minors. The initial session must be taken in a classroom. After your initial training you can re-certify for this requirement online.

If you'd like to learn more about the Ministry of Care, or become involved, please contact Frances August at (480) 632-0429, or send a message via My St. Anne.

Activities, Events, News, and Information

Todd William Zillweger

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Todd William Zillweger (brother of Cindy Roose). He was welcomed into this world April 7, 1965 and entered into eternal life June 15, 2017.

Funeral Mass will be Thursday June 22, 2017 at 10 a.m. You are welcome to join the family for the Rosary before Mass beginning at 9:20 a.m.

DYNAMIC CATHOLIC - MATTHEW KELLY - MAY 28 @ 4PM

Thank you to all who have waited so patiently for Matthew Kelly’s Living Every Day with Passion and Purpose here at St. Anne on Sunday, May 28th at 4pm. We know that it will be an amazing event!

We expect over 1200 people to be at St. Anne on Sunday! The parking lot will fill very quickly, so if you are familiar with the area, as a courtesy to our guests, please consider parking off campus. You can legally park on Washington St. (by John Allen Park), on Burk St. in the designated parking areas, at the St. Anne Annex at Cottonwood and Elliot and in Morning Ridge, the neighborhood just south of the parish. Please do not park in the neighborhoods east of the parish – those are privately maintained streets. There will be a drop off area in front of the CGS building for anyone wishing to drop off passengers while the driver parks off campus.

If you purchased tickets for the January 28th event, your original ticket or your online order confirmation may be used for entry on this rescheduled date. Since the event is sold out, there are no additional tickets available at this time.

Doors will open at 3pm and we do encourage you to arrive by 3:30pm – especially if you have “will call” tickets. The Knights of Columbus will have food available for sale at the breaks, so please plan to remain on campus for the entire event. You are also welcome to bring snacks with you.

The usual 5pm Mass will move to 9pm on Sunday night to accommodate this event.

Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday!

June 1: Summer Mass & Confession Schedule Begins

Hello everyone, There will be some changes to the Mass and Confession schedule beginning June 1st:

Morning daily Mass will be at 8am instead of 6:15am, except on Saturdays it is still at 7am.
On Saturdays there will be no 6:30pm Vigil Mass.
Confessions: Wednesdays from 7am to 1pm and Thursdays from noon to 6pm.

Below is the updated full schedule.

Saturday Vigil Mass: