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The Parish Pastoral Council has been restructured to support our parish mission roadmap and will be re-engaging in the coming month to assist in developing and implementing a strategic plan to help move our parish forward in the 4 key mission areas identified in our Mission Planning Roadmap. We are currently looking for parish council members who are interested in helping our parish bear measurable fruit in the 4 key mission areas.

The annual meeting was an opportunity for all our parishioners to hear the updates on our parish stabilization plan for responding to the COVID crisis over the past few months and our parish mission plan and roadmap for the coming year.

Provides safe temporary shelter, food and supportive services for adults. We advocate for collaborative, locally driven solutions for those experiencing homelessness in our community. Located in the MBS Mission Center at 449 High Ave. Needs include volunteers, wish list items, and monetary donations.

Mission Meeting with Staff, Councils & Leadership Teams, Upcoming Annual Meeting

Christmas is Coming! You can help bring the beauty & goodness of the Christmas season to our parish this year! Please check out the various Advent & Christmas Volunteer Opportunities online and sign up to help. Needs include: Environment team volunteers to help decorate, liturgical ministers to serve at the various Masses & more! No expertise needed just bring a willing heart and hands to help. All ages welcome!

A free clinic providing primary care (management of acute and chronic conditions, including mental health, preventive care, and health promotion) for the uninsured and the under-insured in the Oshkosh area community. Located in the MBS Mission Center at 449 High Ave. Needs include volunteers & monetary donations.

Lectors, Servers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Music Ministers - Liturgical ministry is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your baptismal call of service to one another.  Our liturgies utilize the talents and gifts that God has given each member of our community to the fullest extent. Training & formation are provided.

We are looking for committed and dependable Hospitality Ministers to be ushers and greeters at our Masses, and to help staff our Intentional@home Connection Centers. If you have a gift for making people feel welcome and are willing to help one Sunday a month, please fill out the Volunteer Interest Form.  Training & formation is provided.  

Sacraments & Eucharist: Sunday Mass attendance, Advent & Christmas, Sacramental Preparation Mission & Outreach: Healing Prayer Ministry, Discipleship Nights, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Intentional@Home

In the wake of the rising cases of COVID throughout our Diocese, Bishop Ricken has reinstated the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. Bishop announced the dispensation in a decree on Monday, October 5; it takes effect immediately, and will remain in effect until further notice.

Offering medical pregnancy testing and obstetrical ultrasound to verify a viable intrauterine pregnancy in an effort to reach the abortion-minded and vulnerable women in our community. Located at 1484 South Park Ave. Needs include wish list items and monetary donations.

Thursday afternoon (September 24), the Winnebago County Health Department issued an update detailing the critical rate of spread of COVID in our community right now. Currently, the Oshkosh- Neenah area is #1 in the country where cases are rising the fastest. We want to urge you to use caution and good judgment when leaving home in the coming days, including coming to Mass.

Finances & Buildings • Cabrini School Building and Newman House Building have sold. Mission & Outreach • Warming Shelter, St. Anne Clinic, Renaming St. Peter school building

Inviting the UW Oshkosh community to discipleship in Jesus Christ in his Church and forming missionary disciples of the University students. Located at 800 Elmwood Ave. Needs include: monetary donations & intercessory prayer support

Beginning the weekend of Sept. 19 and 20, all Catholics in the Diocese of Green Bay will again gather to worship and share in the Eucharist as a community of faith on Sundays. The lifting of the dispensation was announced in a decree issued by Bishop David Ricken on Monday, Sept. 7.

Helping those in need, living at or below the poverty level in our community by providing monetary assistance with rent and utilities, clothing and household item vouchers, mentorship, advocacy, and guidance reaching out to other community resources for help. Located at 2551 Jackson St. Needs include thrift store donations, monetary donations, and volunteers.

A collaborative community food pantry which addresses the food and nutritional needs of the needy in our community. Located at 2551 Jackson St. Oshkosh. Needs include non-perishable food items (Brown Bag Sunday) and volunteers.

Governor Evers released several Executive Orders on Thursday, one declaring a Public Health Emergency and another issuing an Emergency Order. The Emergency Order requires individuals to wear face coverings when indoors and not in a private residence (with some exceptions as defined in the order). Face coverings are now required for anyone (age 5 and older) who attends Mass beginning this weekend - per the Governor's Order.

Beginning July 5 a Communion Service will be offered at 9:30AM at the St Peter site  for those who are not able or not comfortable attending Mass in person just yet. 

Providing temporary shelter to men, women and children, food bank, daily meals, free clinic, community center open daily and daily Mass (7 AM) and Friday (6:30 PM). Located at 1062 N Koeller St. Needs include volunteers, wish list items, non-perishable food items, and monetary donations.