Christmas is just around the corner! The Giving Tree Project is an annual outreach to care centers by St. Irenaeus Health Ministry that has gone on for the last 36 years. Our goal is to show residents, no matter their faith, that they are not forgotten during the holidays. Due …continue reading
On May 17th, St. Irenaeus’ Health Ministry, Bridge of Light: Human Trafficking to Human Triumph Ministry, and Youth Ministry sponsored the workshop, “Taking Action to Prevent Online Child Sexual Exploitation.” This workshop was presented by CBIS (Christian Brothers Investment Services). St. Irenaeus Pastor, Fr. Binh Nguyen, began with a prayer. …continue reading
If you’ve ever wondered what you can do to prevent the sexual exploitation of children, please join the Lunch & Learn event, “Taking Action to Prevent Child Sexual Exploitation,” on Monday, May 17th at noon via Zoom. The presenters will be two representatives of CBIS (Christian Brothers Investment Services), Chela …continue reading
This year the format of the Annual Solidarity Walk to Honor Human Trafficking Victims has changed into a VIRTUAL WALK TO END HUMAN TRAFFICKING via Zoom on Monday, February 8, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. due to the pandemic. This event is sponsored by the Bridge of Light: Human Trafficking to …continue reading
Let’s keep the holiday spirit of giving going throughout the year! St. Irenaeus Catholic Church, through their Health Ministry, has recently become a member of the CarePortal network, joining 2,419 other faith communities in the United States. The final CarePortal Information Night presentation will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, …continue reading
Have you ever wanted to be Santa Claus all year long? Here is your chance! Health Ministry at St. Irenaeus Church is proud to announce that St. Irenaeus Catholic Church has recently become a member of the CarePortal network, joining 2,419 other U.S. churches. We invite you to join our …continue reading
Have you ever wanted to be Santa Claus all year long? Here is your chance! Health Ministry at St. Irenaeus Church is proud to announce that St. Irenaeus Catholic Church has recently become a member of the CarePortal network, joining 2,419 other U.S. churches. We invite you to join our …continue reading
It’s not too early to plan for Christmas! The Giving Tree Project is an annual outreach by St. Irenaeus Health Ministry that has been a tradition at St. Irenaeus for the last 35 years. Our aim is to show residents, no matter their religion, that they are not forgotten during …continue reading
Senator Ling Ling Chang (R-Diamond Bar) and St. Irenaeus Catholic Church in Cypress have a common goal, which is to combat human trafficking. Recently, Senator Chang and members of this faith community partnered together for the 2020 Solidarity Walk & Prayer Vigil to Honor Trafficking Victims in Cypress. Caring participants …continue reading
St. Irenaeus Health Ministry presented a workshop on “Understanding Depression and Suicide” on January 27th in the Parish Hall. Speakers were psychologist, Tony Nguyen, MA, LMFT, and Deacon Jerry Pyne. Margery Arnold, from the Mental Health Ministry in the Orange County Diocese, also came and distributed valuable resource materials to …continue reading
Are you ready? The recent earthquakes in Southern California may have jolted you and served as a wake-up call to put together an earthquake kit and a plan before the next quake comes. St. Irenaeus Health Ministry is sponsoring a timely workshop on Earthquake Preparedness presented by Susan Trant from …continue reading
St. Irenaeus Health Ministry invites you to attend a free workshop on “How to Recognize, Prevent and Address Elder Abuse,” presented by Kelli Morris, JD, LLM, Director, Senior Protection and Financial Abuse Specialist Team (FAST), Council on Aging – Southern California. This workshop will be held on Monday, May 20th …continue reading
St. Irenaeus Health Ministry sponsored a powerful and informative workshop, Connecting & Communicating with Someone with Memory Loss: A New Way of Talking, on how to better communicate with a person who has memory loss on Monday, January 28th at St. Irenaeus Parish Hall. About 65 people were in attendance. …continue reading