This past weekend, our parish Halos, joined by their parents, had the joy of serving at St. Herman’s House of Hospitality, a ministry dedicated to caring for those experiencing homelessness. With cheerful hearts and plenty of helping hands, about 25 Halos and their families prepared and served 150 tacos to the residents, guests, and staff of the shelter.
In addition to sharing a warm meal, the Halos brought along a creative project: hand-colored bus pass holders. Each one was decorated with care and given to the shelter so they can bless those in need—a small but meaningful way to brighten daily travels.
The afternoon was blessed with beautiful weather, allowing everyone to spend time outdoors, enjoying uplifting conversations and fellowship with the men and women who came to eat. Smiles, laughter, and stories were exchanged freely, making the day not just about serving food, but about forming real connections.
We are deeply proud of our Halos for living out their faith through service and compassion. Their joyful presence and willingness to share their time and talents made a difference in the lives of many.
