The second collection for this weekend is for the St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Biloxi. SVdP Pharmacy began twenty-one years ago with $107. Today, the pharmacy expends $35,000 PER MONTH for prescriptions for the needy people of South Mississippi. The satellite office in Moss Point alone serves 80 people. God has blessed us in this ministry, but we could not do it without the continued generous support of our donors. “As we serve others, we are strengthening our Father’s kingdom and fortifying Him for others to see.”
The second collection for this weekend is for the St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Biloxi. SVdP Pharmacy began twenty-one years ago with $107. Today, the pharmacy expends $35,000 PER MONTH for prescriptions for the needy people of South Mississippi. The satellite office in Moss Point alone serves 80 people. God has blessed us in this ministry, but we could not do it without the continued generous support of our donors. “As we serve others, we are strengthening our Father’s kingdom and fortifying Him for others to see.”
The second collection for this weekend is for the Retirement Fund for Religious. Historically, Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests—known collectively as women and men religious—received small stipends that just met the needs of the day. Any surplus funds were reinvested in ministry and the education of younger members. As a result, hundreds of US religious communities lack adequate retirement savings.
The second collection for this weekend is for the Retirement Fund for Religious. Historically, Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests—known collectively as women and men religious—received small stipends that just met the needs of the day. Any surplus funds were reinvested in ministry and the education of younger members. As a result, hundreds of US religious communities lack adequate retirement savings.