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Small Neighborhood Community
Are you interested in becoming involved but don’t know how?
Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
What does SNC mean?
SNC is an acronym for Small Neighborhood Community. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Community is divided into 8 small neighborhood communities in response to the Diocesan Vision of bring Church to the neighborhood and to create increased visibility and awareness of our Catholic faith within the community. Our SNCs numbers, names and colors are:
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SNC 1
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St. Anne
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Blue
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SNC 2
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St.
Patrick
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Green
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SNC 3
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St. Rose
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Pink
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SNC 4
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St. Francis Xavier
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Red
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SNC 5
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St.
Therese
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Yellow
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SNC 6
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St. Thomas
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Purple
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SNC 7
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St.
Martha
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Lt Blue
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SNC 8
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St. Peter
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Lt Green
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What is the purpose of a SNC?
The mission in the Small Neighborhood Community is to “SOW the Seeds of Christ’. This is accomplished by offering a continual schedule of Spiritual, Outreach, and Welfare activities with each community. These activities of prayer and fellowship offer our SNC communities and opportunity to actively participate and learn more about our Catholic faith and form new friendships.
How do I know to which SNC I belong?
SNCs are divided by boundaries surrounding our church St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. These boundaries are as follows:
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SNC
1
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St.
Anne
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South
of Mission, West of Milliken
and East of Haven.
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SNC
2
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St.
Patrick
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South
of Francis, North of Riverside, West of Haven
and East of the Flood Control Channel.
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SNC
3
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St.
Rose
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South
of Francis, West of the Flood Control Channel, East of Grove and North of
Walnut.
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SNC
4
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St. Francis Xavier
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South
of Francis, West of Grove, East of Campus and North of the Riverside County Line.
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SNC
5
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St.
Therese
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South
of Francis, West of Campus, East of Euclid and North of
Walnut.
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SNC
6
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St. Thomas
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South
of Riverside, West of Haven,
East of the Flood Control Channel and North of Riverside County Line.
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SNC
7
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St.
Martha
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South
of Walnut, West of the Flood Channel, East of Grove and North of Riverside County Line.
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SNC
8
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St.
Peter
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West
of Campus, East of Euclid and South of
Walnut.
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Click on SNC # (open up link to contact SNC Shepherd or Assistant Shepherd via email)
How can I be more active within my SNC?
Click on your SNC # to see a listing of opportunities available and to contact your SNC shepherd.
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