Interior of St Eugene Cathedral in Santa Rosa

Give

Catholic stewardship is recognizing that all you are and all you have are gifts from God. It is understanding that He lovingly shares these gifts with you and trusts you to nurture, care for and responsibly utilize them. And it is showing gratitude for your gifts by sharing with others and giving back to God through prayer, worship, offerings and action.

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All parishioners are asked to make a commitment to the parish to increase their weekly offering and to offer their talents and time to the church. Learn more below about ways you can offer these talents to your parish.

Your generosity with your time, talent and treasure is a blessing to the parish!

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Stewardship of Treasure

Being a good steward of your finances involves managing your money carefully:

  • Spending, saving and investing wisely

  • Sharing your financial blessings with others through charitable gift giving

  • Financially supporting your parish

Online Giving

Online giving is a convenient and secure way to give one-time gifts or recurring donations by credit card, debit card or electronically (ACH) from your bank account. Choose the fund for your donation, such as Sunday Plate Collection, second collections, Holy Days and others.

By clicking the link below you will be redirected to Shelby Giving. To set up recurring donations, you will be prompted to create an account.

Other Ways to Give

Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa singing in the choir at St Eugene Cathedral

Stewardship of Time & Talent

Christian stewardship involves recognizing that you have God-given talents and abilities and utilizing & sharing those gifts in your vocation and with your family, friends, church and others by:

  • Cultivating your spiritual life

  • Living your faith and sharing it with others

  • Volunteering your time to assist those who need your help

  • Devoting time to prayer at home, in church and in the parish Adoration Chapel

  • Serving the parish by participating in a liturgical ministry or parish group