Homebound Ministry

Takes the Eucharist in a reverent and timely manner to sick and infirm Catholics within the parish boundaries.

Takes Holy Communion to the sick and homebound in local nursing care centers, senior living facilities, etc. within our parish boundaries.

Brings the Eucharist to those who are homebound. Contact the parish for more information.

Eucharist visits to the homebound, hospitalized, and those living in senior living centers.

Members of our parish visit and bring the Eucharist to Catholics who are elderly, sick or homebound. We visit UNC Hospital, homes, and various health care and retirement facilities in the area.

Women visit homebound women to bring a bit of sunshine and cheer in an effort to help them feel very much a part of the St Thomas More Community.

Brings the Eucharist to the sick and homebound, serving with compassion and walking with all on our journey of faith together.

Offers Eucharistic Ministry to the Homebound after Sunday Mass.

If you or someone you know is sick, homebound, or otherwise unable to attend Mass, we are here for you.

Brings the Eucharist, a bulletin, and good cheer to shut-ins, either at home or in a nursing care facility. Offers weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly visits.

Visits local nursing homes and parishioners’ homes each week. If you or a loved one are hospitalized or home bound due to prolonged illness or disability, you can arrange for visitation by Hospital Ministers and reception of the Holy Eucharist.

Eucharistic Ministers bring Holy Communion to the sick and homebound.

Camillus ministers serve by taking Holy Communion to those who are prevented by illness, age, or other causes from being present for Eucharist on Sunday.

Brings the Eucharist and prays with and for those who are homebound.

Ministry teams enable parishioners who cannot join us at Mass to receive Holy Communion on a weekly basis in their homes.

Receive communion from a Eucharistic Minister if you cannot attend Mass due to illness, age, or handicap. Visits are made after the Mass has been celebrated.

More than just a delivery of the Sacrament, the Homebound Ministry offers spiritual companionship, encouragement, and connection. Trained ministers visit regularly, offering prayer, Scripture, and conversation that uplift the heart and nourish the soul. These visits remind the homebound that they are not forgotten—they remain a vital part of our parish family.

Brings Holy Communion to homebound parishioners who are unable to attend Mass due to age or illness. Contact the parish for more information.

Camillus Ministry is the service of bringing the Eucharist to the sick, injured, and infirm. This includes both people who are homebound as well as those who live in skilled nursing facilities within the parish boundaries.

Visits the homebound and gives them the Eucharist.

The parish coordinates a dedicated Homebound Ministry to bring spiritual care and the Eucharist to parishioners who cannot physically attend Mass. Contact the parish for more information.

Bring Jesus in the most Holy Eucharist to homebound parishioners and parishioners in nursing homes.

If you or a loved one are unable to attend Mass due to illness, recovery, or limited mobility, our Homebound
Ministry is here to serve you. Contact the parish for more information.

The goal of Heart of Mary Missions is to share God's Love with those who so badly need it. We visit the elderly, nursing homes, the homebound and shut-ins, and anyone who badly needs some company.

The Camillus Apostolate of St. Catherine of Siena is charged with the honor of bringing the Eucharist to members of our parish who, because of illness or injury, are unable to attend Mass. Contact the parish for more information.

For ministry to the sick and homebound, please call the parish office.

Martha & Mary Ministry: This ministry prepares and delivers food to parishioners that are homebound or recovering from major surgeries or illnesses. They deliver once a month usually on a Wednesday.