Walking With Moms In Need

St. Paul’s Families for Life promotes the Gospel of Life and is committed strongly to human being’s right to life. They work toward that goal and supports the Diocesan works as well. On pro-life Sunday, they help sell pro-life items and take signatures for the right-to-life newspaper ad. They also pray the rosary for different life issues and attend the Pro-Life Mass. If you would like to join the Families for Life, contact the Parish Office office.

Main Projects

  • January – Prayer service coincides with the Washington March for Life
  • May/June – Baby Bottle Campaign (collect money for Care Net in Northern Kentucky)
  • June- Crossing the Bridge for Life event
  • October – Pro-Life Month with Pro-Life Sunday and the collection of signatures for right-to-life newspaper ad.

How to Join

If you would like to join Families for Life or want more information about us, call 859-371-8051.

Upcoming Events

Project Rachel – Help After Abortion-You are not alone.  Many have walked before you and found healing in God’s infinite mercy.  Contact Project Rachel After Abortion Healing (Confidential Help) at projectrachel@covdio.org or 859-392-1547

St. Elizabeth Hospice regularly hosts orientation classes for those who wish to volunteer. The classes explore issues on death and dying as well as the overall concept of hospice care.  There is no cost or obligation to volunteer for those attending hospice training.  Classes are held throughout the year.  The first session can be completed on your own time and ends with a final day-long or evening session at the Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile Hospice Center at 483 South Loop Road in Edgewood. To register, call  Debbie Holloran, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator at 859 301-4622 or email Debbie.Holloran@stelizabeth.com.  Registration is required as class size

Catholic Medical Association Meeting – The St. Teresa of Calcutta and St. Faustina Guild of the Catholic Medical Association, Diocese of Covington, monthly meeting for all healthcare professionals is held the 4th Thursday at Divine Mercy Parish, Bellevue, beginning with Mass, 5:30 p.m.; dinner and meeting follow. The Catholic Medical Association is a growing professional organization that is committed in supporting physicians and healthcare professionals in offering health care in conformity to Christ the Divine Physician.  As Catholics we are called to integrate the teaching and principles of our faith into our personal and professional lives.  The Catholic Medical Association provides an excellent opportunity to grow in the knowledge and practice of your Catholic faith and at the same time to give support as well as receive support from other Catholic physicians and health care professionals.  For more information visit www.cathmed.org