We celebrate the Eucharist monthly at these nearby nursing facilities:

Spokane Veterans Home
222 E. 5th Ave. Spokane, 99202

First Wednesday of each month
10:00 am

Providence Saint Joseph
Care Center
17 E. 8th Ave. Spokane, 99202

Second Wednesday of each month
10:30 am

During this extraordinary time of "Stay Home-Stay Safe" in response to covid-19, our priests are not allowed to visit nor bring the sacraments to our elderly and homebound except in cases of imminent death.
We do have a number of parishioners who are serving the parish as "telephone angels" by regularly calling our parishioners to keep in touch and offer encouragement and support.
We hope to be back in full ministry mode soon; in the meantime, please stay home and stay safe! 
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We love our elderly parishioners and especially those who can no longer join us in church on Sundays because of the burdens of age or illness. We strive to keep in regular touch with them and to regularly bring them the consolation of the sacraments.

Our corps of Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound regularly visit our elderly and infirm. They take time to visit, pray, reflect on the Scriptures, and offer them Holy Communion.

Our pastor, Father Kevin, also visits them on a regular schedule, offering them the opportunity for Confession and the Anointing of the Sick. He visits some every three months and others every month. 

If you would know of someone or you yourself would like to receive this ministry in your home or care facility, please call our parish office at (509) 747-5810 or contact us by email:  office@shparishspokane.org.

Those parishioners who might like to serve as an Eucharistic Minister to the Homebound are requested to contact Aggie Patterson at the email address above. 

Those serving our community in this capacity must meet the following requirements:

• Be active parishioners who regularly attend Mass in our community.
• Complete the diocesan Safe Environment training program (VIRTUS).
• Allow a background check through the Washington State Patrol.