The Psalm 23 Fund is an outreach ministry of the Community of Good Shepherd established to assist the Catholic Church’s global efforts to care for those in need and to spread the gospel. The ministry will marshal parish resources (time, talent and treasure) to engage in this task.
Many projects have been supported over the years, including the following:
Catholic Charities Southern Mississippi, tornadoes (5/2020) | Catholic Relief Services, aid to India for flooding & Indonesia for earthquake (9/2018) |
Catholic Relief Services, hurricane relief for the Bahamas (9/2019) |
Catholic Medical Mission Board, aide to Guatemala in support of volcano victims (8/2018) |
Archdiocese of Cincinnati Catholic Charities, support for Dayton and northern tornado victims (6/2019) |
Catholic Relief Services, Rohingya refugees (8/2018) |
Catholic Charities U.S.A., support for Midwest flood victims (5/2019) |
Clinica Medica Salvatore, Medical Clinic in Guatemala (8/2018) |
Maya Health Alliance, diabetes in Guatemala (2/2019) |
Honduras, helping 40 families in extreme poverty near Santa Lucia establish a chicken farm (4/2018) |
Catholic Charities U.S.A., support of California wildfire victims (12/2018) |
Catholic Relief Services, support for the victims of famine in Africa (2/2018) |
Catholic Charities U.S.A. through the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, aid to Hurricane Florence in Carolinas (10/2018) |
Catholic Charities U.S.A., support for hurricane victims in the U.S. Virgin Islands (2/2018) |
The interest income on the base of the fund endowment, combined with donations enable the ministry to respond to significant needs. Parishioners can contribute to the Pslam 23 fund by using the monthly pink envelope or by writing checks to “Good Shepherd Psalm 23” and leaving them in the office. Contributions to the Honduras Project can be made by check or Electronic Funds Transfer payable to Good Shepherd with the designation of the ‘Honduras Project’. None of these worthwhile activities would be possible without the ongoing generosity of you, the parishioners of Good Shepherd. Thank you!