Social Responsibility

Social Responsibility, as it has been defined at Epiphany, represents this community's commitment to reach out to the larger world. The many ministries listed under Social Responsibility express the Gospel concern to love all persons, especially those who suffer from oppression, deprivation, or violence.

Reminder: Pizza a la Heart AIM benefit

AIM logoWhat: Pizza a la Heart -- all-you-can-eat benefit event
Where: Clifton's Pizza Company, 2230 Frankfort Ave.
When: Monday, July 27th, 6-9:30pm
Admission: Ages 11+: $12, 3-10: $6, 0-2: Free!
More info: Click here for the flyer

Don't forget that the AIDS Interfath Ministries (AIM) of Kentuckiana's all-you-can-eat pizza buffet benefit event is this upcoming Monday!  You’ll enjoy dinner, live music, and make a difference for AIM.  Everybody wins!

Social Responsibility Announcements

Really Good News for our Honduras Mission! Good news: we will be taking a small team of 5 persons, August 15-21.  While the political situation continues to unfold, other missioners and our Honduran friends tell us that daily life is largely unaffected, aside from the increasing poverty brought about by the resulting economic instability.  The REALLY good news?  Our special collection netted $2500!  This will go towards the community’s construction needs—bathrooms and a community kitchen.   And a partnership proposal with Living Water International has resulted in a grant of 50 water filtration systems!  This project will be the focus of our week at Divina Misericordia.  Please keep all of our friends in Honduras in your prayers.  Thanks to all who have been so generous!

 

 

Pizza a la Heart AIM benefit

AIM LogoWhat: Pizza a la Heart -- all-you-can-eat benefit event
Where: Clifton's Pizza Company, 2230 Frankfort Ave.
When: Monday, July 27th, 6-9:30pm
Admission: Ages 11+: $12, 3-10: $6, 0-2: Free!
More info: Click here for the flyer

Please come to AIDS Interfath Ministries (AIM) of Kentuckiana's all-you-can-eat pizza buffet at Clifton's Pizza Company, 2230 Frankfort Ave., on Monday, July 27th, 6-9:30pm.  Soft drinks are included.  Admission: Ages 11 and up - $12; ages 3 to 10 - $6; ages 2 and under eat free!  Tickets are available from Paige Gottlieb at 377-4196 or at the door.

You’ll enjoy dinner, live music, and make a difference for AIM.  Everybody wins!

Louisville: the other side

"Let's go over to the other side!" -- Jesus

We, a few of your fellow community members, want to share with you the great experience of meeting Rob and Jessica, and their six beautiful children: Maria (11), Brittany (9), Sharon (5), Stacy (4), Rachel (2) and Robert Junior (6 months).  Some of us just spent a wonderful week with the family, in the first phase of our Epiphany Summer Rehab project, led by our new St. Vincent de Paul members. 

This project began in March with a phone call from Sister Shelly at the Sister Visitor Program.  She explained that Rob and Jessica had been struggling for some months to pay very high gas bills.  Their lives and finances were severely impacted when Rob, a tow truck operator, lost his lower right leg in a roofing accident several years ago.  It seemed like there might be more than we should do, beyond the usual pledge of financial assistance.  We agreed that our new St. Vincent de Paul group was ready to begin making home visits, so Bill Spath and Jim English went down to the home in the Portland neighborhood. 

Just pedal!

What: Catholic Charities of Louisville Annual Bike Tour
When: Sunday, June 28, 2009, 12:30pm
Where: Starts at Bellarmine

Catholic Charities of Louisville’s Annual Bike Tour is a 30 mile loop through the Highlands, St. Matthews and Brownsboro Rd., starting and ending at Bellarmine on Sunday, June 28.  Registration at 12:30pm and the ride is at 1:30pm.

 

 

 

 

 

Social Responsibility announcements

  • Sister Visitor Center: June Means Hot Weather! The sisters of Sister Visitor Center are hoping you might have fans and/or working air conditioners (window units) to share with the families they serve in the West End. Call Sister Rebecca, 775-5766, if you can deliver your donation, or our Sister Larraine, 245-9733, X-19, to make other arrangements.

 

 

Social Responsibility

“Believing in a society free from oppression, we heal, reconcile and work for justice and peace.“
From the Epiphany Vision Statement

The Ministry of Social Responsibility enables each one of us to live out this fundamental value of our community, through works of justice, charity and peace. In our Parish Commitment, we call ourselves to “just and creative responses to the needs of the suffering, the poor, the disheartened, and the oppressed.

At the heart of our parish identity…
Our founding community and its pastors believed care for the world's broken ones and the pursuit of justice to be moral obligations of a Catholic parish. Throughout our community history, social responsibility has been understood as essential to our shared life in the Gospel.

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