Most Blessed Sacrament provides communion to those parishioners that can no longer attend Mass due to physical restrictions. A Eucharistic Minister will bring communion to your home or to a nursing home facility upon request. Please email Laurie or call (920) 231-9782 to leave your name and address if you wish to receive communion at home.
If you or a family member is in need of a listening presence, additional support or spiritual companionship we can help to provide that comforting measure. Please email Laurie or call (920) 231-9782.
Most Blessed Sacrament Care Team Ministry provides compassionate care and assistance to both our parish family and our local community. Team members are trained to provide respectful, non-medical assistance and are led by Care Team leaders with support from the Pastoral Staff who have been trained through Catholic Charities.
Care Ministers are trained through a program provided by the Diocese of Green Bay. The responsibilities of a Care Minister include:
Bearing witness to God’s love for all
Responding to the spiritual and emotional needs of the bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill, separated, divorced, unemployed, relocated, and others facing a crisis or life challenge
If you would like to be trained as a Care Minister for Most Blessed Sacrament Parish please email Laurie or call (920) 231-9782.