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Ministry to the Sick and Homebound

Communion to the Sick

Eucharistic ministers to the sick are available to bring communion to those in hospitals, nursing homes or confined to their own homes. This applies even if only for a short time such as after a surgery or an injury. A priest can also visit to provide the sacraments of penance and the anointing of the sick.
Communion to the Dying

Otherwise known as viaticum which means "food for the journey" and is the proper sacrament of the dying. Family or friends should ask a minister to the sick or the priest to bring communion to the one who is near death while they are still able and alert enough to receive communion.
For more information, contact:
- Cathy Lamet
  
  Administrative Assistant
  
  253-564-5185 x 3011
  clametstcharlesb.org
If Cathy is unreachable in an emergency, call the Parish Office at 253-564-5185 during regular hours or call the emergency line after hours and state your emergency and needs at 253-564-5185 and press 3.