St. Vincent de Paul
Inspired by Gospel Values, the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul , a Catholic lay organization, leads women and men to join together to grow spiritually by offering service to the needy and suffering in the tradition of it’s founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam, and patron, Saint Vincent de Paul. One of the oldest and most successful charitable organizations in the world, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a Catholic lay organization of approximately 700,000 people throughout the world who volunteer to seek out and provide person-to-person aid to the poor and needy in 144 countries on five continents.
The Society’s personalized involvement makes the work of the organization unique. This aid may take the form of intervention, consultation, or direct dollar or in-kind services. An essential precept of the Society’s work is to provide help while conscientiously maintaining the confidentiality and dignity of those who are served. ●Super Saturdays/Food Pantry – Each Saturday, members either deliver food to clients in need, or allow them to “shop” in our donated food pantry ● Guardian Angels/Archangels – Organizes, collects and distributes gifts and holiday items for needy families at Christmas and throughout the year ● Project Roadmap – A networking and life-skill educational program designed to teach clients how to solve their personal/financial problems ● Financial Assistance – Limited funds are available to help clients with emergency situations SVDP Contacts at the Parish Level
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The SVDP Society meet the 1st Monday of every month January through June at 7:00 pm in the parish office.
Click here to download a summary of the activity for Saint Catherine of Siena SVDP 2017-2018 svdpactivity20172018.pdf
SVDP is looking for volunteers
Do you have a few hours a month that you would like to spend volunteering? If so, please consider joining the Society of Saint Vincent DePaul.
Inspired by Gospel values, the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is a Catholic lay organization made up of volunteers who work together to promote the spiritual holiness of our members and those in need. One way we fulfill this objective is by operating a food pantry that is located in the church hall and operates every Saturday morning.
We need volunteers on Saturday mornings to pack bags of food, sort donations, distribute food through our drive through pantry, make deliveries to our home-bound neighbors in need, and/or pick up donations from Giant. We also need assistance on Wednesday evenings to stock our shelves.
You can join one of our five teams and volunteer every 5th week when you’re available or just come any Saturday to check out what we do to see if you’re interested.
If you have an interest or have questions, please leave us a message at 215-734-0262.
Do you have a few hours a month that you would like to spend volunteering? If so, please consider joining the Society of Saint Vincent DePaul.
Inspired by Gospel values, the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is a Catholic lay organization made up of volunteers who work together to promote the spiritual holiness of our members and those in need. One way we fulfill this objective is by operating a food pantry that is located in the church hall and operates every Saturday morning.
We need volunteers on Saturday mornings to pack bags of food, sort donations, distribute food through our drive through pantry, make deliveries to our home-bound neighbors in need, and/or pick up donations from Giant. We also need assistance on Wednesday evenings to stock our shelves.
You can join one of our five teams and volunteer every 5th week when you’re available or just come any Saturday to check out what we do to see if you’re interested.
If you have an interest or have questions, please leave us a message at 215-734-0262.
IN AN EFFORT TO KEEP EVERY ONE SAFE DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS, THE SVDP FOOD PANTRY WILL DISTRIBUTE PREPACKAGED BAGS ON SATURDAY FROM 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. WE WILL BE DOING THE SAME THING AS LAST WEEK WITH A DRIVE THROUGH PANTRY. YOU WILL PULL UP AND WE WILL PLACE THE PRE-PACKED BAGS INTO YOUR TRUNK. NO CONTACT.
An article from Catholicphilly.com about our SVDP
The Horsham parish's St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry feeds and supports some 100 families each week in Montgomery County, and aids parishes and Catholic ministries in the city.
https://catholicphilly.com/2021/03/news/local-news/st-catherine-parishs-pantry-helps-neighbors-in-montco-phila/
The Horsham parish's St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry feeds and supports some 100 families each week in Montgomery County, and aids parishes and Catholic ministries in the city.
https://catholicphilly.com/2021/03/news/local-news/st-catherine-parishs-pantry-helps-neighbors-in-montco-phila/
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Below is our most needed items for this week. Thank you for your support to our pantry. Healthier Cereals: Cheerios, Rice Krispies, Special K, Raisin Bran, Grate Grains, Shredded Wheat and Fiber one. Pancake Syrup Canned Fruit Pop Tarts Ketchup Jelly Almonds/Cashews Vegan Snacks Coconut Milk Soap/Deodorant Grocery Brown Bags Donations can be dropped off in the shopping cart located inside the church between 8 and 4. We also encourage anyone in need of food to come to our drive through pantry on Saturdays between 10 and 12. We put the pre packed bags of food right in your car. |
We have had a partnership with Giant (in Horsham) for a couple of years. They provide us with donations of food, bread, baked goods, and sides for our Thanksgiving/Christmas dinners. They are hosts for our annual Fill a Police Car Event. They have also done several fundraising efforts for which they collected thousands of dollars on our behalf. 31 Giant Stores were being acknowledged for their community involvement and the Horsham Giant was the only one in the local area receiving this recognition. Today, we were asked to be at the Giant for a special presentation. We had no idea what to expect, but were thrilled beyond words to receive $5,000 for the SVdP Pantry. We are grateful for our partnership with Giant and for the many blessings that we continue to receive. |
Pictures from SVDP Walk for the Poor and our SVDP donation truck from September 28, 2019
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