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This group sponsors the collection of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas and the distribution to more than 200 families. They also help in coordinating the Christmas toy and gift drive to Appalachia.

These ministers visit all Catholic patients at Northwest Help Hospital each Saturday and return Sunday to distribute the Eucharist to patients desiring to receive Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. This ministry is in need of a chairperson.

A beautiful tradition in the Saint Paul Catholic Community is providing free luncheons to our family members following a funeral. A core team arranges for the main dishes, while volunteers are phoned to bring sides, salads and desserts.

Helping Hands serves the needs of parishioners who need rides to church. Drivers assist a parishioner once each month. Volunteer drivers are needed.

The Knights are a group of Catholic men committed to the exemplification of charity, unity, fraternity, patriotism, and the promotion of priestly vocations. Our council currently has more than 170 members in its ranks.

LIFE TEEN is a Eucharist-focused program for high school teens; LIFE NIGHTS sessions are held Sunday nights and it is the vehicle for Confirmation Preparation.

The Senior Circle provides Saint Paul parishioners age 65 and older with the assistance they need to stay in their own homes. This includes things like providing transportation to doctor appointments or shopping. Funding for this program is through a generous grant from longtime Saint Paul parishioner Marjorie Clifford.

Volunteers help bring the Eucharist to Catholics in seven nursing homes in Valparaiso and assist with Mass each Wednesday.

The Oasis Club is a social and charitable organization offering friendship, fun, support for parish and community and affirmation of its members' commitment to Christian values. Membership is open to all women.

The Saint Paul Parish Vocations Ministry is devoted to pray and encourage the discernment of vocations to priesthood and consecrated life not only in our parish and Diocese.

Through faith formation, evangelization, education, and community action, this group seeks to promote a culture of life - from conception to natural death. This group meets the first Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. for food, fellowship, and formation in the lower level of the St. Agnes Center.

The Saint Paul Clothing Center provides free clothing to people in need. Hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 1pm-4pm, Thursday and Friday 10am-12pm, closed for lunch, reopen 1pm-4pm. People wishing to shop must first come in and fill out a form to qualify. Not a resale shop but a facility to help those in need.

The Saint Paul Men's Club is an organization committed to serving its parish and the community. This group of men meets at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of the month in the lower level of the Tiny Tim's gathering room, fellowship and fraternity.

This is a social group open to all parishioners and friends age 55 and older. They meet for a potluck luncheon at noon on the second Tuesday of the month in the social hall.

This Catholic lay organization provides person-to-person assistance to those in need. One-hour meetings are held twice each month.

Located on the Saint Paul Catholic Community campus, the St. Agnes Center provides daytime care for seniors living with Alzheimer's and dementia. Volunteers help provide a positive program of social, recreational, and health activities.

The Saint Paul Catholic Community, along with a number of other churches throughout Valparaiso, assists in staffing and stocking the Christian Food Pantry, located the corner of Chicago and Jefferson streets in downtown Valparaiso.