Who can you greet at Mass this week?
Hospitality is a simple but powerful act of Christian stewardship. A smile, a handshake, or a warm “hello” is a gift you can offer — one that helps build a vibrant, welcoming faith community.
Let’s begin the year by sharing our time and presence with others at Mass. Every greeting is an invitation to belong.
What ministry is God calling you to in this season?
Stewardship invites us to offer our time, talent, and treasure in love and service. As we begin a new year, it’s the perfect time to listen for God’s call and explore new ways to get involved in parish life.
Whether it’s singing in the choir, helping with hospitality, serving the poor, or praying for others—there’s a place for your gifts.
Make someone feel at home at church today.
Welcoming others is a sacred act of Christian stewardship—a way to share the love of Christ through kindness, presence, and connection.
Whether it’s offering your seat, introducing yourself to someone new, or simply sharing a smile, your hospitality can be a holy moment for someone in need of belonging.
Let’s be the reason someone feels seen, valued, and at home in our parish.
Let’s welcome others like Christ welcomes us.
Stewardship isn’t just about giving—it’s about living with open hands and open hearts. When we welcome others into our parish family, we reflect the love and mercy of Jesus.
Hold the door, start a conversation, offer a seat—small gestures can lead to big encounters with grace.
Let’s make our parish a place where everyone feels the presence of Christ through our welcome.
How will you grow spiritually this Lent?
Lent is a season of spiritual stewardship—a time to offer our hearts more fully to God through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.
Begin with prayer. Set aside time to be still, listen, and draw closer to Christ. Whether it’s daily Mass, the Rosary, Adoration, or quiet moments at home—God is ready to meet you there.
Let this Lent be a journey of deeper connection, renewal, and grace.
How does your family serve together?
The Holy Family is a beautiful model of love, faith, and stewardship. When we serve together as a family, we grow closer to one another—and to God.
Whether it’s volunteering at church, helping a neighbor, praying as a family, or sharing a meal with someone in need, every small act of service reflects the heart of Christ.
This week, find a way to serve as a family—and live out your faith together.
Join a parish class, bible study or retreat!
Lifelong faith formation is a vital part of Christian stewardship—nurturing the gift of faith God has given us so we can grow and serve more fully.
Whether it’s Scripture study, a discipleship group, or a formation class, taking time to learn deepens our relationship with Christ and equips us to live out the Gospel.
We are formed to serve—let’s grow together in knowledge, love, and mission.
What small “Yes” can you give to God today?
Mary’s yes to God’s call was an act of perfect stewardship—she offered her whole self, her trust, and her willingness to serve God’s plan.
Today, how can you say yes to God in a small way? It might be a prayer, a kind word, or an act of service. Every “yes” we give is an offering of faith, love, and stewardship.
Let’s follow Mary’s example and say “yes” to God today.
Offer a Rosary for someone who serves in our parish community.
In this beautiful month dedicated to Our Lady, let’s lift up the faithful hearts who give their time, talent, and love through parish ministry.
Praying the Rosary is a powerful way to live out spiritual stewardship—offering our prayers in gratitude and support for those who serve.
Who can you pray for today? Let Mary’s example of humble service inspire us to pray and serve with love.
Honor the mothers who model generosity and love.
Mothers are often our first teachers in faith, service, and stewardship—quietly giving of themselves in countless ways, day after day.
This week, let’s celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, godmothers, and spiritual mothers who lead with open hearts, selfless love, and generous spirits.
Tag or thank a mother who inspires you to live your faith more fully!
Thank the women who inspired your faith—especially the religious sisters and consecrated women serving in our diocese.
These women live out a beautiful form of spiritual stewardship, giving their lives in prayer, service, and love for the Church. Their witness nurtures vocations, deepens faith, and reveals the tender heart of Christ to the world.
Take a moment to thank a sister, mentor, or spiritual mother who helped guide your journey of faith.
