The Ladies Guild was the very first parishioner organization established at the founding of St. Robert’s and has a long history of promoting faith and fellowship.
The Guild membership year runs January through December. All women of St. Robert’s parish are welcome to join the Guild. Supporting members contribute with dues and in prayer; active members contribute with dues and volunteering to support pillars of service and/or join a Circle.
2025 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Dear women of St. Robert’s Parish, The St. Robert’s Guild is a vibrant group with so many facets. There are social circles, and three Pillars of Service with quite a number of committees within each. When you officially join the Guild, you can choose your level of participation. Dues alone go toward causes supporting scholarships, parish events, EPS, and more. The Guild was the very first organization established when St. Robert’s was founded in 1966. We have a rich history. All women of the parish are invited to be a part of it!
Maintaining the membership roster is much simpler when parishioners enroll/renew online. We strongly encourage online enrollment/renewal.
Click HERE for online membership form or use the QR code below.
Click HERE to download and print paper membership form.
Sincerely,
Kelly Corey
2025 Guild President
THE GUILD HAS THREE PILLARS OF SERVICE
- The Special Seasons and Spirituality Pillar has the Moms of Faith group, the Divine Mercy Ministry, the Prayer Shawl group, the Elizabeth Ministry, the Pillar plans the Seder Meal, and promotes Pro-life activities by raising awareness of events in the city.
- The Social Justice and Outreach Pillar supports the Blood Drive, organizes donations for needy families with the St. Margaret of Cortona group, the Marthas serve funeral meals, the Pillar provides Outreach, and it organizes Spirit of Sharing at Christmas.
- The Games and Socials Pillar has groups that meet for Mah Jong and Bridge, volunteers to help serve at Donut Sundays and parish receptions, and organizes social events for the whole parish.
The Guild also supports parish events like the Fall Festival and Bella Festa.
Ladies Guild Board Meeting Minutes
Ladies Guild Board Meeting Minutes 04.07.25.pdf
Ladies Guild Board Meeting Minutes 03.03.25.pdf
Ladies Guild Board Meeting Minutes 02.03.25.pdf
Ladies Guild Board Meeting Minutes 01.06.25.pdf
Guide By Laws |
LADIES GUILD BOARD
President | Kelly Corey |
Vice-President | Lindsay Harm |
Secretary | Theresa Wright |
Treasurer | Marcia Holbrook |
Past President | Beth Rivera |
Membership | Traci Osuna |
PAST PRESIDENTS: NANCY KUHL
This group is composed of the Ladies Guild past presidents, supports the work of the Guild throughout the year, and meets for fellowship and to implement a project each year.
OMAHA ARCHDIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN: JUDY ERDEI, ALICIA KROUPA, & SUSAN MCGREEVY
This committee is affiliated with the National Committee whose purpose is to support, empower and educate all Catholic women in spirituality, leadership, and service. They meet at Christ the King Parish on the 1st Tuesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. All Catholic women are automatically members of this group and are welcome to attend these meetings.
THE GAZETTE: ROSE CUKA
This informative parish newsletter regarding Guild activities is published two to three times yearly.
HISTORIAN: ROSE CUKA & KAREN MERWALD
This committee strives to preserve the memory and keep an accurate history of Guild events held throughout the year.
LADIES GUILD CIRCLES
CIRCLE 1: ST. MONICA CIRCLE: AMANDA FILIPPI, ASHLEE FILIPPI & ERIN SAUTER
This group is for women mostly moms of school-aged children who meet for socializing and service. Examples of some activities: Bowling League, Circle in the Circle, St Nick at Night, Easter Egg Hunt.
CIRCLE 2: ST. ELIZABETH CIRCLE: DEB FLOREANI, KATHY MILBRATH, & MARILYN STOCKDALE
Members of this circle meet to pray, visit, and build community. Examples of some activities: Game Night, Hospice House Meals, Stephen’s Center.
CIRCLE 3: ST. GENEVIEVE CIRCLE: LINDA FELL
This circle’s main focus is fostering and maintaining friendships and supporting the work of the Guild. No projects, just fun and fellowship. Examples of some activities: EPS Spring Brunch, St Francis House.
LADIES GUILD pillars
SPECIAL SEASONS AND SPIRITUALITY PILLAR
PILLAR CHAIR: TRACIE YOUELL
MOMS OF FAITH GROUP: TRACIE YOUELL
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: Nellie Distefano & Gwen Johnson
A group of ladies that knit prayer shawls for those who need comfort.
ELIZABETH MINISTRY: JILL GREEN
This committee offers support to women and their families during the joys, challenges, and sorrows of the childbearing years.
SEDER MEAL: KATHRYN SKILLETT
This committee plans and implements the Seder Meal Service which takes place on Holy Thursday evening before Mass. The entire parish community is invited to attend and participate in this event.
PRO-LIFE ACTIVITIES: LINDSAY HARM
This committee assists with parish pro-life awareness/activities throughout the year.
DIVINE MERCY MINISTRY: JO HOLLOWAY & MARGE SOBCZAK
This group brings prayer to local care centers.
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND OUTREACH PILLAR
PILLAR CHAIR: AMANDA LAPUZZA
BLOOD DRIVE: MARIE KOZEL, DIANE KUNCL, DANIELLE KNUDSEN, SUSAN SMITH, & AMANDA SMITH
The drive is held four times each year. Check the bulletin for the next blood drive. Click HERE to sign up.
ST. MARGARET OF CORTONA: CINDY SIMPSON
This committee, in conjunction with the Visiting Nurses Association (VNA), helps with the sorting and delivering of household goods to women, men and families in transition.
MARTHAS: THERESA FARMER
This group organizes and serves funeral meals for bereaved families, a most welcome service to our entire parish community.
OUTREACH: BETH MCGILL
Meals and transportation to Mass are implemented by this committee for our entire parish community during crisis situations.
SPIRIT OF SHARING (SOS): OPEN
This committee works with Catholic Charities to elicit sponsors from our parish community to provide Christmas gift items for needy families throughout Omaha.
GAMES AND SOCIALS PILLAR
PILLAR CHAIR: EMILY ROHRIG
BRIDGE, COUPLES EVENING: MARY ANNE KUHN
BRIDGE, LADIES EVENING: MARY MANNING
HOSPITALITY | DONUT SUNDAY: BETH RIVERA & SARAH MOREY
The Guild hosts Donut Sundays seven times a year after morning Masses the first Sunday of the month.
GUILD SOCIALS: OPEN
The Guild hosts parish events such as the Murder Mystery Dinner, Vegas Night, & Game Day Watch Parties.
MAH JONGG: ANN ZEMANN
RECEPTIONS COMMITTEE: GERI SCHMIDT
This committee organizes and implements parish receptions including the reception for those entering the church on Holy Saturday.