MHC Social Actions strives to encourage and enable projects that promote one or more of the social action principles.

MHC Green is our environmental justice ministry. If you are interested in gardening, healthy nutrition, landscaping, recycling, energy reduction, spiritual growth via interaction with the natural world, etc. please join us.
Chair - Bob Jurick 937-878-6060

All adult parishioners and friends are invited to attend Just Older Youth (JOY). JOY Club meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays from September through June from 1:00PM-3:00PM. Come to enJOY an afternoon of cards, games or bingo along with fellowship and refreshments with your fellow parishioners and friends.
Come feel the JOY! We would love you to join us!

One of the largest Catholic women’s organizations consisting of women from the United States and Canada. Following our motto: Friendship, Unity and Charity, there is opportunity to meet new friends, enhance your spiritual life and minister with love, respect and justice to all humanity.
Regent - Amanda Kempf

This committee handles the planning and preparation for the liturgical decorating of all church areas throughout the year. This includes flowers, banners, altar linens, etc.
Chair - Julie Sewell 937-878-8353

We are Catholic Men who Lead, Serve, Protect and Defend. We share a desire to be better husbands, fathers, sons, neighbors and role models.

If you are interested in helping those in need, serving our parish, growing in faith, please stop by the table this weekend and learn more.

Denise Wetzel leads a session in St. Francis Hall September through May on Tuesdays from 2pm to 4pm.

• Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of God's Word?
• Want to share your faith with others in a group setting?
• Are you a married couple wanting to spend faith-filled time together?

Fall Bible Studies - Even if you haven't been with us for a while, please feel welcome to join us for sessions this Fall. If you know someone who might be interested, please invite them.

See the bulletin or contact the Parish Office for more information.

Needing encouragement or an opportunity to share with other men of faith – men of like mind and heart? Our Men’s Fellowship group gathers in St. Francis Hall on 1st and 3rd Saturdays from 8:00-9:00AM. You will be affirmed and encouraged in your walk with our Lord and be blessed by fellowship with other ‘Men of Faith’.
Contact Tom Boland 937- 469-3267 or JC Kelly 937-572-3100 for more information.

St Vincent De Paul provides food for the hungry and assistance with utilities, medicine, rent, household goods and furniture for the needy. Monetary donations are accepted at the Church doors after Masses on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Non-perishable food and staples may be placed in the baskets at the main entrance of the Church.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (Contact Parish Office)

• Pre-Catechumenate - An opportunity to discover and discren without a commitment.
• Catechumenate - Enter into a phase of becoming Catholic.
• Candidates - Those needing to complete Sacraments or wishing to become Catholic.
• Mystagogia - Newly baptized adults will often continue to meet for relection monthly/bi-monthly.

The MHC Community Garden grows and harvests crops to support the St. Vincent de Paul and FISH Food Pantries. Many volunteers, including our PSR youth, parishioners and Greene County Master Gardeners work in the MHC Garden. Some of the beautiful flowers in our sanctuary at church in the summer and fall months come from this garden.
Chair Denise Wetzel

Volunteers from our parish make small home repairs and do “round-the-house” projects for our seniors, the widowed, the disabled, and single parents. Services are free, but the homeowner pays for the materials. Anyone good at carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, painting, yard work or general repairs is invited to use their time and talent in this ministry.
Call the Parish Office to request the services of a Handy Helper or to volunteer for this ministry.

It is our mission to create music that will aid the congregation in developing full, conscious, and active participation:

• when people sing the substantial texts of the Bible and the liturgy
• when we look upon the whole assembly as the primary singers of the liturgy
• when we choose music that will deepen their experience of the virtues of God: truth, beauty, and love.

Bible studies, speaker series, online classes, single talks, workshops and bulletin articles are scheduled throughout the year.
Contact the Parish Office for more details