prayers & resources

from st. patrick's food pantry--

are you in NEED of food from the pantry...

maybe for the first time ever?


St. Patrick's Food Pantry is located at 505 Clinton St, one block east of Ashland Ave.  

Open 1:00-3:00 Monday-Thursday. 

The only requirements are to show an ID and live on the West side of Green Bay.  

(Its not necessary to show any income verification at St Pat's.) 


The Pantry is taking extra measures to ensure the safety of volunteers and our neighbors in need.  Neighbors phone 437-3356 between 1:00-3:00 Monday-Thursday to register and discuss their family needs with a volunteer.  The order is put together and wheeled out the door on a cart for curbside pickup.  The neighbor shows their ID, takes their box and/or bag of items off the cart, and away they go.


The Pantry is easy to use, the volunteers are friendly, safety is first.  We encourage anyone who is in a rough spot, even temporarily, to please take advantage of the Pantry and let us serve you. 

community help numbers


Crisis Center

300 Crooks St.

Green Bay

920-436-8888


Suicide Hotlines

1-800-suicide/1-800-273-8255

Veteran Suicide Hotline 1-800-273-TALK, Option 1


Psychiatric/Mental Health Services

Brown County Human Services/Community Treatment Center

3150 Gershwin Dr., Green Bay

920-391-6940


NAMI Brown County

920-430-7460


Bellin Health Psychiatric Center

920-433-3630


www.depression-screening.org


Aging & Disability Resource Center

300 S. Adams St., Green Bay

920-448-4300

crisis - emergency - help numbers


National Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255  

For any crisis: mental health, homeless, employment needs, breakups,

teens, Veterans, depression and suicidal, lacking insurance, connecting with area resources

 

National Domestic Violence Helpline: 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE)
education, safety plan, resources, support, counseling, shelter, legal resources

 

Family Services Crisis Center, Downtown Green Bay: 920-436-8888

 

Shelters
House of Hope: 920-884-6740
Freedom House: 920-432-4646
NEW Community Shelter: 920-437-3766
St. John’s Homeless Shelter: 920-436-9344

 

Catholic Charities Budget Counseling: 920-272-8234

 

Veteran Crisis Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA Hotline): 920-432-2600
Green Bay Gambler’s Anonymous: Meetings at The Bridge in Green Bay: 920-465-6878

 

STRIVE- Overcoming porn addiction, go to www.strive21.com

st. agnes prayer vine

Do you or a loved one have a need for prayer?

The St. Agnes' prayer vine is a group of parishioners who will pray for your intentions. 


To have your prayer intentions placed on the vine, please call Becky at 920-497-2544 or email Corinne at cdhallfam7@gmail.com.


how to pray the tv mass from home


Create a prayer altar under your TV or streaming device. Consider setting a crucifix or other sacred art in the prayer space.

 
Open your bible to the gospel of the day and place it on your “home altar” to remind you that the Word of God is among you.
 
Light a candle to symbolize the beautiful light that shines in the darkness and to help your home resemble the Church.  
  
Set up chairs like a pew to help you engage in the Mass and keep you from passively watching from the couch.
 
Get dressed as you normally would when attending Mass.  Keeping this routine is especially helpful for children.
  
If you have holy water at home, bless yourself and your family before you begin Mass.

Take a few moments of silence to transition from the busyness of your home to the sacredness of the Mass.

 
Fully participate by standing, kneeling, sitting, and responding according to the rubrics of the Mass.
 
Engage in community by having coffee and breakfast with your family after Mass or by calling your loved ones to connect.

Spiritual Communion Prayer


My Jesus, I believe that you

are present in the

Most Holy Sacrament.

I love You above all things,

and I desire to receive You

into my soul.

Since I cannot at this moment

receive You sacramentally,

come at least spiritually

into my heart.

I embrace You as if You were

already there and unite myself

wholly to You.

Never permit me to be

separated from You.

Amen.


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a simple prayer of St. Teresa of Avila


Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.
Patience obtains all things.
Whoever has God lacks nothing;
God alone suffices.

breathing prayers


Each prayer has words to pray as you breathe in and as you exhale out.  

Repeat until a sense of  peace and calm settles in.

 

                                    The Jesus Prayer

                                                Breathe in: Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God,

                                                Exhale out: have mercy on me, a sinner. 

 

                                    Trust in Divine Mercy

                                                 Breathe in: Jesus,

                                                 Exhale out: I trust in You.  


DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET

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the icon litany


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