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We have a new volunteer in our LBJ Jail and Prison Ministry ‘family’. Joe Rumann will be providing services to the men twice a month on Sundays at 3:00 PM, Level 2, pod 22B. The Sunday time slot has been Read more…

Unfortunately, the LBJ Visitation Lobby has been closed on the holidays, so we can’t do our jail service on Christmas or New Year’s Day. It’s a wonderful and generous idea to give of your time and effort by visiting the Read more…

The Catholic Diocese of Phoenix Jail and Prison Ministry annual Volunteer Appreciation Banquet and Workshop will be held this year on January 26th, with RSVPs requested by January 4th. This is always an informational and inspirational event, and gives us a Read more…

Bishop Robert Barron’s “Word on Fire” ministry has provided us with 300 booklets titled “Advent Gospel Reflections” to give to the men in jail. One of our volunteers, Mike P., saw that they were available and had them sent to Read more…

Deacon Paul Hursh, who is a volunteer at LBJ on Level 2, put together a list of resources available to men recently released from jail. (more…)

In the last week or so we’ve been having a lot more services cancelled due to lockdown or over-ride. It’s usually a rare occurrence, but In the past week it’s happened 6 times. Prior to last week, it’s happened 9 times in about 15 months. What is lockdown? Why is it happening more now? What can we do about it? I’ll try to address these questions. (more…)

As you all know, Kevin offered to sponsor a lunch for Diocesan Jail and Prison Ministry volunteers who serve at Lower Buckeye Jail (LBJ). (more…)

We have some new volunteers for the Catholic Diocese’s Jail and Prison Ministry who will be helping at Lower Buckeye Jail (LBJ)! (more…)

Hello fellow LBJ volunteers. It’s time for another post, this time about one-on-one visits with the men in jail. (more…)

All of you LBJ volunteers should have received an email with your invitation to the Annual Prison Ministry Volunteer Banquet on April 14. Last year was the first that I’ve attended, and it was a great experience. Besides the good Read more…