In the New Testament, widows flourished in their ministry as they drew closer to Christ and to Christ’s people. This ministry provides widows of our parish an opportunity for fellowship, mentorship, and Bible study while drawing inspiration from the lives of widowed saints.

The goal of Lazarus Journey is to provide resources for parishioners in recovery from a drug or alcohol addiction, to help maintain their sobriety and to support their loved ones. Lazarus Journey’s work is focused on providing education, support and referral in a confidential manner. Nothing destroys a family or relationship faster than addiction.  Our Parish began Lazarus Journey to provide a supportive, familiar and confidential environment for healing. It is modeled after work developed by the Calix Society and several other Catholic, faith-based substance addiction ministries. We believe in the benefits gained from 12-step programs like Alcoholic Anonymous, Al-Anon and Narc-Anon and it works to complement these programs with deeper spiritual development. Our work is aimed at helping participants enrich their spiritual life, which statistically enhances success in the neverending fight against their addiction.

Meetings are once a week in a confidential group setting and focused on education and support for members.

Contact: [email protected]

This ministry provides support for families, spouses, and friends of people in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. Addiction affects the entire family, and the stigma associated with it can prevent addressing the issues that affect those who love the addict. Meetings are held weekly in the evenings in a confidential setting and will complement AA's 12-Steps Program.

Contact: 918-809-0224

This ministry provides assistance for the spiritual development of parishioners in recovery from sexual addictions. Samaritans Companion work is focused on providing education, support and referral in a confidential manner. It is modeled after work developed by the Calix Society and several other Catholic, faith-based substance addiction ministries.  We believe in the benefits gained from 12-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon, and Narc-Anon and works to complement these programs with deeper spiritual development.  Our work is aimed at helping participants enrich their spiritual life, which statistically enhances success in the never-ending fight against their addiction.

Meetings are once a week in a confidential group setting and focused on education and support for members. 

Contact: [email protected]