Join us in the Parish Hall on July 16 and 17 after all Masses.  All gifts will be donated to the Ladies of Charity Mary's Cradle Baby Layette Ministry. Clothing, towels and blankets are needed. Financial donations are always welcome.  Special treats will be available for our shower guests.
 

 

We are calling all bakers to identify their special "Irish" recipe—bread, biscuits (cookies), tarts (pies), cakes-especially those containing a wee bit of alcohol, cobblers, puddings, and other treats—to stock our dessert table. Please do not pre-cut cakes, etc.. into portions.   We really appreciate your “sweet” contributions.
For more info, please contact Beth, at [email protected], or Marilyn, at [email protected]. 
 
 

Mission Statement: The Immaculate Conception Women’s Group seeks to share the love of Christ in our parish and the broader community through acts of charity, hospitality and fellowship.

ALL women of the Immaculate Conception Parish are included in the Women’s Group. Women may participate in any or all of the activities sponsored and supported by the group. Women are invited to contribute to any or all projects, from preparing and serving a meal to donating items to our many bake sales and craft fairs that are held throughout the year.

The women of IC are a diverse group, each of us with a special gift that we can bring to our parish. It is not necessary to attend monthly meetings, or fill out long forms.

Activities and contact persons are routinely announced in the Sunday Bulletin.

Join us in reaching out to other women, in our parish and around the world, to share Christ’s love and charity. Make your voice known.

What Do We Do?

– Mother-Daughter Banquet

– Annual Plant Sale

– Christ Child Baby Shower

– Fall Craft Fair

– Box of Joy

– Annual “Wrap It Up” Project

– Bag of Blessings

– Contributions to various other charities

Needed items for the first bag: sanitizing wipes, tooth brush & paste, and chapstick. Water, fruit cup/applesauce,  granola bars, cheese or PB crackers and tuna salad kits. 

Needed items for the second bag:  adult socks, toothbrush and paste; washcloth and soap; shampoo and comb/brush; razor and shaving cream for men and sanitary items for women; lotion and tissue; and laundry detergent.   
 
Donated items may be left in a tub in the back of the church.  Financial donations are most appreciated. 

Our new mat making group will meet every 2nd and 4th Friday, at 10 a.m. in the Parish Hall, to work on making plastic mats for the homeless.  Everyone is welcome and no experience is needed.  It takes approximately 400 bags to make one mat.  Please continue to bring your plastic bags to the Parish Hall and place them in the marked boxes.

Directions for making a plastic mat out of grocery bags