Find Care. Find Hope.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society (SVdP) at St. Gabriel’s provides appropriate assistance to anyone needing food, clothing, rent, utility assistance, or other emergency needs. 
SVdP supports individuals in need, regardless of race, origin, religion, or gender. 

IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE CONTACT US AND LEAVE A MESSAGE ON OUR HELPLINE. 972-325-6118

We have a Little Free Pantry on our church property at 110 St. Gabriel Way McKinney, TX 75454.  The pantry provides immediate, emergency assistance with basic food and some household items on a 24/7 “take what you need” basis.  Patrons can also find information on additional parish and community services. Unlike local food pantries with pickup hours and paperwork, our pantry makes it easy for people to get what they need when they need it without questions or embarrassment.

LOCATION: The pantry can be found under the covered, wrap-around archway porch of the Community Center. (Next to the St. Gabriel statue courtyard).

View a listing of resources to help with assistance, shelter, food, counseling, and more. 
Resource Guide

  We can help. We have people ready to walk you through the tough time and decisions of an unplanned pregnancy. 

CALL: 972-BABY DUE  (972-222-9383)

We offer loving, non-judgmental care for those who have experienced the hurt from abortion. 

CALL: 214-544-CARE  (214-544-2273)

There are many options for pregnant women to get help and choose life right here in our community.
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We can help you navigate the adoption or foster care process. Our foster and adoption ministry has lived experience to guide you.
Inquire Here for Support

Have you tried other means of assistance to no avail?  Marriage Disciples offers hope and healing for you as you encounter trials in your marriage.
Marriage Disciples 
*This is not a St. Gabriel Ministry.

We offer a support group that provides faith-based support to those who are divorced or separated in starting a new life plan.
Group Info

We can help you navigate the adoption or foster care process. Our foster and adoption ministry has lived experience to guide you.
Inquire Here for Support

Please let us know, as our foster & adopt ministry would like to offer you support and give you thanks for your "yes"! (Meals, transportation help, & more)
Contact Us

The Mom's Ministry offers care to mothers with baby arrivals by setting up meal train sign-up for you to share with your own friend & family network. 
It is always nice to have extra help those first days of a new little one in the house. 
Request a Meal Train

What is an Annulment?  More about Annulements

FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS OR TO START AN ANNULMENT PROCESS, CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE. 972-325-6118

 We are ready to bring hope to those with financial stress, and learn how to take control of money, plan for the future, and transform their lives through a Financial Peace University class. 
Check the website for the upcoming class registrations and details. 
Financial Peace University Course Info

When your job situation is uncertain or you want to enhance your career opportunities. There is a faith-based Career Alliance at St. Jude parish in Allen that helps develop career strategies for college students, career builders, unemployed people, and underemployed people.  View the resource website, including a calendar with training and development opportunities, parish networking, and spiritual and emotional support group opportunities.
St. Jude Career Alliance Website

Providing those who are grieving the loss of a loved one's death with a safe space to hurt, heal, and mourn with others.
Group Info

Offering hope and healing for those recovering from addictions, compulsions, and unhealthy attachments.
Find a Virtual Meeting
*This is not a St. Gabriel Ministry.

Considering Suicide? Need Help Now?
     1. Call 911 when in an Emergency.
     2. Call: 1-800-273-Talk  (The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline) - En Espanol: 1-888-628-9454

Resources for family and friends:
What a Parent can do Parent's Do's and Dont's

 

Here is a listing for your reference.  
Catholic Therapist in TexaS from CatholicTerapists.coM* WHAT Every Catholic should CONSIDER BEFORE STARTING THERAPY

NOTE: This is an external website. This website and the therapist listed on it are not connected to St. Gabriel in any manner.  The practices of belief these therapist may not represent the belief of St. Gabriel.  Please consider your therapy choices carefully.

We coordinate rides for those who have no method of transportation to our weekend Masses.
Contact Us
 

St. Gabriel has a hearing assistance system connected to the church’s sound system. Learn more about this system and how to obtain these devices for Mass. 
Hearing Assistance Devices

Parish members can make arrangements by calling the Parish Center at (972) 540-7170 Ext. 411 and leave a message including a contact name and number.

For surgeries, ailing health, or non-emergency anointings, contact the Pastoral Assistant during office hours to schedule a priest: 469-408-1932
In an emergency, when someone's death is imminent, reach a priest after hours by calling the emergency answering service at: (972) 632-2357
 

What is Anointing of the Sick?

In the Church's Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, through the ministry of the priest, it is Jesus who touches the sick to heal them from sin – and sometimes even from physical ailment. His cures were signs of the arrival of the Kingdom of God. The core message of his healing tells us of his plan to conquer sin and death by his dying and rising.  The Rite of Anointing tells us there is no need to wait until a person is at the point of death to receive the Sacrament. A careful judgment about the serious nature of the illness is sufficient.  If you or one of your family members is ill or about to undergo surgery, consider making an appointment to be anointed. When the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is given, the hoped-for effect is that, if it is God's will, the person be physically healed of illness. But even if there is no physical healing, the primary effect of the Sacrament is a spiritual healing by which the sick person receives the Holy Spirit's gift of peace and courage to deal with the difficulties that accompany serious illness or the frailty of old age.

Submit your request and members of the prayer chain ministry will pray for it.
Submit Prayer Request

Parish members can make arrangements by calling the Parish Center at (972) 540-7170 Ext. 411 and leave a message including a contact name and number.

If you know of someone suffering from an illness, the aging process, or needing emotional care, prayer shawls and prayer blankets are available for sharing. 
Stop by the parish office during office hours to pick one up to give to someone in need of this special prayer gesture.