Ministry to the Sick

Ministers are available to bring communion to the sick or those confined to their homes on a regular basis.  Please contact our Parish Office to schedule a visit.
Ministers also bring communion on a regular basis to

• Milford Regional Medical Center
• Countryside Health Care Center
• Genesis Health Care Center

Our parish priests celebrate Mass in several of our local assisted living and extended care facilities.  If you have a family member or friend that is lives there or is recuperating or rehabilitating in one of these facilities, you are welcome to attend this Mass with them.  

• Countryside Health Care Center on the 1st Thursday of the month at 3 PM
• Genesis Health Care Center on the 2nd Monday of the month at 2 PM
• Whitcomb House on the 3rd Monday of the month at 2 PM
• Blaire House Day Care Unit on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1 PM
• Blaire House on the 4th Thursday of the month at 2 PM

Usually referred to as the 'last rites,' this sacrament is not about dying.  The grace of this sacrament is for those who are chronically, terminally, or seriously ill. This includes those with schedule surgery, radiation and chemotherapy treatments, or chronic conditions.  This sacrament is the ask for the grace and strength of the one anointed to return to the practice of the faith, in particular to attend Sunday Mass. Please contact our parish office of speak to one of our priests or deacon to arrange a time at church, in the hospital, your home or assisted living facility to celebrate this important sacrament.
The 'last rites' of the Church is actually three sacraments:  confession, anointing, and commuion celebrated simultaneously when death is imminent or anticipated.