Service Ministries and Outreach
| Washington State Catholic Conference Advocacy Network | A group dedicated to keeping themselves and the parish informed about social and legislative issues of interest to Catholics. As a strong social justice presence in our state capital this statewide group contacts legislators and works to influence decisions that impact the poor, frail, elderly, disabled, migrant and unborn. Help form a group at our parish to heighten awareness and involvement of our people in these critical issues. |
St. Vincent De Paul Society 457-5111 |
By answering the call of Christ to help the poor and marginalized in the world members of "St. Vincent's" reach out to those in need by giving food and helping with other emergencies through the society founded by Blessed Frederick Ozanam. They are the hands of Jesus in the world today, for as Jesus said: "The poor you will always have with you, but you will not always have me" Mt. 26:11. New members are always welcome. |
St. Dominic's Mission (Father Gawdy's Boys) Don & Sylvia Brule |
Monthly donations help support a boy's school in Myanmar (formerly Burma) that is under the direction of a priest who substituted at our parish while studying in North America. Basic housing, food and educational needs are met for boys who are often orphans. |
Habitat for Humanity 576-8077 |
The parish's involvement with Habitat is centered on helping with warehouse activity and the sale of materials and tools at the Habitat thrift store. This valuable ministry helps keep the saws buzzing and the hammers pounding on the local work sites for housing for low-income families. We hope to sponsor a building project in the near future. |
Homes for Developmentally Disabled Young Adults 965-7117 |
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Yakima working with Holy Family parishioners was able to purchase a house in 1999 in a residential neighborhood that has been a home for two or three autistic young men since then. While they have 24-hour care, they try to live as typically as possible. Help is needed with basic maintenance and repairs, routine yard work, occasional painting & big yard projects etc. Help with free tickets or passes to movies or the YMCA, or various community events etc. is especially helpful to better integrate the young men into their community. Anyone interested in spending time socializing or going on outings should inquire at the parish office. Our hope is to help establish a second home in the future. |
Christmas Giving Tree Pat Benoit |
Low income families from all over the area are helped to celebrate Christmas in a more joyous way because of the generous contributions made during this process. Gift tags labeled with the age and gender of the recipient and the item to be wrapped and given are taken from the tree at the back of church, . Tags for food and money also may be taken. The items are brought to the church and presented during Mass. St. Vincent de Paul distributes the items through their citywide programs. |
Knights of Columbus Rocky Cadman |
The Knights of Columbus are an international fraternal organization. Holy Family hosts the Ahtanum Mission chapter that meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month in the K. of C. addition north of Queen Gym. Membership is open to all Catholic men 18 and over. There are modest dues but no eligible person is ever turned away. The Knights are involved in charitable activities an also have fun with social events throughout the year. Major emphasis is on providing support for the education of priests and Right to Life activities. The Knights of Columbus sponsor regular blood drives, breakfasts that support numerous activities and they also assist with various parish activities as needed. |
Annual Catholic Appeal 965-7100 |
Each Fall Holy Family participates in the Diocese of Yakima program that raises funds to help the overall operation of the diocese and its various ministries. By pledging to this fund we can help with the many needs of our valley and receive services for our parish that would otherwise be unavailable. |
Stewardship: A Way Of Life
While stewardship is an ongoing response to a generous God, and its principles should guide us throughout our lives, it is important to stop and focus on ways in which we can return to God a portion of His goodness. Once a year for a few weeks we talk about ways in which we may become better stewardship people through how we can live a bit more simply, give of our time and talent to our neighbors and share our financial resources with our parish and those in need. This is a great time to reflect on how you have been blessed and then to discern ways you can volunteer in the parish or community and/or give your generous financial support.

Mass Schedule
| Daily | 6:30 am |
Sat |
8:30 am 5:00 pm |
| Sun | 7:00 am |