Financial support of the parish is an important part of being a good steward. We return to God a portion of our income in thanksgiving for all that God has done and provided for us. St. Ignatius of Antioch is a "Fair Share" parish which means that we ask all who are able to do so contribute $40.00 per week or one hour's salary per week as their Tithe to the parish. This is done either through the use of the Sunday Envelope or through EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer). Contributions may also be made on line through the PAYPAL system. Please follow the directions indicated.
GIFTS AND MEMORIALS
Our parish has been blessed with wonderful Gifts and Memorials from parishioners and others who wish to acknowledge special occasions in their lives, such as births, anniversaries, and deaths. These gifts have provided our beautiful stained glass windows, the Stations of the Cross, the Icons, the pipe/digital organ, vestments, the Pavement Candlesticks that surround the Altar and Ambo, the Paschal Candlestick, the Holder for the Book of the Gospels, the Memorial Carillon, the Sacred Vessels, the Mensa, the new doors and tracery, as well as magnificent floral arrangements for our Sunday Liturgies and seasonal celebrations. If you would like to make a Gift in honor of or in loving memory of someone, please speak with Father Robert.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR EDUCATION CENTER Click Here for More Info»
The parish began a Capital Campaign in 2011 to raise $3.5 Million Dollars for our proposed Educational Center to provide classrooms/meeting rooms, offices, and Great Hall that will complete the Master Plan and provide the space we need just to do basic ministry. More than 200 families and friends have already contributed or pledged over $1 Million Dollars towards our goal. It is possible to make a one-time gift or a pledge that spans a three year period. There are many possibilities for the "Naming" of various parts of the building program. Please contact Mr. Ron France, Chair, of the Building Committee for details as to how you can participate and help make God's dream for St. Ignatius of Antioch a reality.
