Giving & volunteering

Stewardship begins with gratitude for what we have received from God. Providing for the needs of the Church is one of the precepts of the Church, and we each do so through prayer, service, and financial gifts according to our means. Thank you for sustaining the worship of God, the teaching of the faith, Catholic education, and care for those in need.

Make a financial gift

Our communities are preparing for a merger, but their financial arrangements are not yet all combined. Please choose the destination that matches the parish or purpose you intend to support. Do not assume that a change in parish name automatically changes an existing recurring gift.

• Divine Mercy Parish — St. Aloysius and St. Mary: give through the existing Divine Mercy Pushpay page.
• Holy Cross Parish — St. Barnabas: give through the existing Holy Cross Pushpay page.
• St. Norbert: give through the existing St. Norbert Pushpay page.

For envelopes, recurring gifts, a designated donation, or a question about a statement, contact the appropriate office. Please confirm the intended recipient before changing a payment instruction. The parish can also direct questions about school support to the school.

Set up or manage a recurring gift

On your parish’s Pushpay page, choose a one-time gift or a recurring schedule and the fund you intend to support. Before completing a gift, check the parish name, amount, frequency, and fund. Existing recurring gifts should be managed through the account where they were created.

Pushpay provides instructions for setting up a recurring gift and updating your giving profile. Contact the office if you need help identifying an existing donation or arranging parish-managed electronic funds transfer (EFT).

Other ways to support the parish

For offertory envelopes, a gift by check, or support for a particular parish project, ask the office how to address and designate your gift. For a bequest, a gift of stock, or a gift from a retirement account, contact the office to confirm the intended parish recipient and the appropriate instructions before making arrangements.

Give your time

Volunteers help with worship, hospitality, formation, community meals, and care for parish spaces. Visit ministries and parish life to explore the opportunities, then contact the office with your interests, skills, and availability. A limited commitment to one event can be a good way to begin.

Some roles require training or safe-environment preparation, particularly those involving children or vulnerable people. The ministry leader will explain the steps before you begin serving.

Pray for our parishes

Prayer for our families, priests, school, volunteers, and neighbors is a gift everyone can offer. As our churches prepare to become one parish, we are grateful for the people who help preserve local relationships while building a shared future.

Read our merger information for updates about the transition. Current fundraising events and specific volunteer needs appear in the bulletin.