St. Ignatius sponsors support groups for a variety of needs. These groups count on the experience of others in the same situation to learn together, pray together, and journey through recovery together.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

AA meets every Tuesday in Faber-5 at 6:00 p.m. This is a smoke-free meeting.

For information please call Jay, 281-440-4136.

Organizes family and adult mission trips to "Proyecto de Desarollo Humano" in El Flaco Tx. The mission trip includes a visit to the basilica of our Lady of San Juan del Valle in San Juan Tx.

Email Address : AdultAndFamilyMission@silcc.org

This ministry organizes and sponsors the "Gift of Life." We have blood drives four times a year.

Email Address: BloodDrive@silcc.org

Email Address: christmasangels@silcc.org 

Citizenship classes are available at St. Ignatius of Loyola.

Classes are offered in English & Spanish. 

For more information and to register, contact our collaborating agency, Bonding Against Diversity : 

Text 832-906-4214

Call 281-799-9076

The Correctional Ministries address the problems of those incarcerated in prisons and other correctional institutions. Lay people from St. Ignatius are currently involved in providing the Eucharist, spiritual support and education to the inmates in Harris County Jails.

Email Address : Life@silcc.org

Dignity of Life Ministry at St. Ignatius seeks to call attention to specific threats against the dignity of the human person and provide parishioners and other community members avenues to promote respect for human life through prayer, education, direct service and advocacy.

Email Address: Life@silcc.org

St. Ignatius has Joined  TX Congregational Disaster Readiness.

Email Address: DisasterReadiness@silcc.org

Coordinates donations from parishioners and the community, in collaboration with St. Charles Borromeo parish and our Garage Sale team. 

For more information email : outreach@silcc.org  

Text : 281-290-4606

We provide 500 care packages to our homeless brothers and sisters on Easter at Loaves and Fishes, Houston. 

Email Address : outreach@silcc.org

Classes are for adult, nonnative speakers of English and use an integrated learning approach (listening/speaking, grammar, reading, and writing) to prepare students for success in the workplace, their communities, and college (if that is the student’s goal).

Email Address: ESOL@silcc.org

  A ministry of caring people offering friendship, help, encouragement, and hope to homebound parishioners. Along with rides to mass, the goal of this ministry is to lighten the burden of the caregiver by providing temporary relief and assist the homebound to live in their home as long as possible.

Email Address : FamilyConnections@silcc.org

Please call the Financial Assistance Line at 281-370-3401 ext. 5000

For more resources in your area, please call 211 or visit 211texas.org

To receive food assistance, visit Northwest Assistance Ministries at 15555 Kuykendahl Rd. Houston, TX 77090

Phone : 281-885-4589

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

"Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me" Matthew 18:5

Our teams seek to provide material and emotional support and mentorship to parents, families and youth in a variety of difficult circumstances. 

The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is proud to have as a community partner the team at The Riverside Project a Houston-based working to strengthen the support network surrounding families, children and young adults in the foster care system.

Email Address : outreach@silcc.org

Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, is a program developed to offer hope and aid to any woman facing a crisis pregnancy. When a woman comes to a Gabriel Parish, she will be provided with any help she may need to care for her unborn child.

Email Address : Gabriel@silcc.org

To contact our team, please email: GarageSale@silcc.org

Grace Ministry offers social and educational opportunities for individuals with special needs, their families and friends in a safe and welcoming environment. We strive to reach out to parish families, families from the surrounding community, and area organizations to offer networking opportunities and act as a resource for children and adult individuals with disabilities, their parents, and their caregivers. We encourage families to become active in our parish programs where they can be welcomed and accepted into the full life of the church. Individuals of all ages and disabilities, physical, mental and emotional, are welcome.

Email Address : Grace@silcc.org

This committee is entrusted with funds and the stewardship of that money for the teachers' salaries of Our  Lady Of Guadalupe School in Chiche,  Guatemala. The committee promotes  parish support and mission awareness with events held during the year.

Email Address : Mission@silcc.org

Through collaboration with Hope Center Houston, this ministry coordinates volunteers from the parish to provide hot meals to homeless and hosting drives and fundraisers that support the mission of this homeless day center.

Email us to schedule your monthly service. 

Email Address : Homeless@silcc.org

St. Ignatius collaborates with WorkFaith non-profit organization to provide job search training. 

You may call 713-984-9611 or visit WorkFaith.org

Through this national church-based mentoring program, St. Ignatius partners with Kaiser Elementary School to provide one-on-one mentoring for at-risk students who so desperately need and deserve the love, care, and attention of an adult.

Email Address: KidsHopeUSA@silcc.org

Northwest Assistance Ministries (NAM) is a nonprofit, community-based, multi-program social service agency that strives to meet basic human needs through Neighbors Helping Neighbors. NAM provides assistance in areas including food, shelter, health, education, safety and financial education.

Their service area covers over 660 square miles of northwest Harris County, an area with over 1,500,000 residents.

We are a ministry that makes shawls and prayer mats. These are then blessed and given to those in need of healing and comfort.

Email Address: PrayerShawlGroup@silcc.org

In collaboration with Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement Program, St. Ignatius Outreach Commission coordinates a Thanksgiving event for families who have come from other countries under dire conditions to resettle here in Houston. A wonderful meal is prepared by parishioners, as well as games, music, and the opportunity to share each other's culture and faith!

Email Address: OutReach@silcc.org

Rejoice Counseling Apostolate is excited to begin providing Parish Counseling Services to the parishioners of St. Ignatius of Loyola and other nearby parishes in The Woodlands and Spring. Journeying with individuals, couples, parents, and families in counseling gives us great joy, and we hope we can share in this joyful journey with you! As Catholic counselors, we bring the gift of faith into every counseling session while also drawing upon our education, training, and experience in professional counseling. Read below to learn about the Catholic counseling services that are available for parishioners and their families, and then contact us for scheduling. We look forward to hearing from you!

Call at 844-295-3167

We provide lunches to the hungry of Casa Juan Diego and those that come in for Financial Aid. For many of the recipients, it is their only meal for the day. Sandwich makers make sandwiches in their homes on Sunday, Tuesday, or Thursday. Drivers then deliver them to Casa Juan Diego on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The commitments by Sandwich Makers     or Drivers are approximately once a month.

Email Address: Sandwich@silcc.org

This ministry is a Catholic Lay Mission Outreach through which men, women, and youth 16 and over can have a profound one-week cross-cultural experience with the Mayas who live in the mountains of Guatemala. There is a Home Team and a Travel Team.

Email Address : sos@silcc.org

Our mission is to love our neighbors as ourselves by performing odd jobs, certain house-hold tasks and labors for the elderly and others that cannot help themselves. In addition, to provide companionship to individuals that may be lacking in human contact. 

Email Address : SJCrew@silcc.org

What is Walking With Moms and Dads?

  A ministry that offers emotional, spiritual, and practical support through accompaniment, friendship groups, and resources. 

Monthly meetings 

Moms, Dads, babies, toddlers, and mentors meet all together to celebrate life, share resources, and provide support to one another. 

Mentorship 

Families have the option to participate in our mentorship program by being assigned a family mentor to walk alongside through various stages and situations of life!

For more information : Call or text our St. Ignatius ministry at 281-290-4606