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How does MBS Parish give back to the community?
Most Blessed Sacrament strives to live out the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy by supporting the needs of our community in the sharing of our abundant blessings with various community organizations. We have closer relationships with some fantastic community organizations that help us to live our mission of Living the Gospel and Bringing Others to Christ.
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Advent & Christmas Giving Opportunities
As we prepare our hearts to encounter Jesus at Christmas, we have many opportunities to live out the Joy of the Gospel by giving to others who are in need during this season.
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Giving Trees
Holiday giving tree ornaments to help residents at Edenbrook & Parkview, Day by Day guests, and Head Start families. Giving Trees are up at both worship sites. Please stop by after Mass to pick up an ornament. Then, return the gift with the ornament attached to the parish office by December 15, 2020.
If you would like to participate in the giving tree this year, but are not able to come to Mass, contact the parish office (920-231-9782 or mbswebmail17@gmail.com) and we would be happy to choose an ornament to send you. Gift card donations and cash donations to purchase items for the recepients are also both accepted. -
22 short-term global mission projects each with a connection to the Diocese of Green Bay. These projects provide wonderful stewardship opportunities to be missionary disciples. They are also a great gift idea. 100% of contributions go directly to the projects. -
You can help bring the beauty & goodness of the Christmas season to our parish this year. Volunteers are needed for liturgical ministries, environment team, and more! All ages welcome! COVID-safe protocols will be followed.Sign up online
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Community Partnership Organizations
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November 23
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.Read More -
October 25
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.Read More -
October 1
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.Read More -
September 13
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 supportRead More -
September 1
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.Read More -
September 1
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.Read More -
July 1
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.Read More
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