Older Catholic Singles - Life of Service

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I am (slowly) approaching retirement age. Would like to consider living near a Catholic community where seniors in their 60’s do volunteer work for worthy causes, or work part-time for a Catholic organization involved in some charitable activity or foundation.

Just brainstorming a bit here. I would appreciate any suggestions / direction from folks who are doing something like this might have to offer. Thanks, and Peace to all.
 
St Vincent de Paul Society. You could ring your diocesan offices - they may have some hints for you.

I am in my late sixties (68 almost) and work for a Charity part time on a voluntary basis that is not specifically Catholic but a very worthwhile and needy cause involving children. I am in Australia and we are always in need of volunteers in most all areas I don’t know the situation in other countries, but suspect it is the same.
 
My parish is very active, and I get more opportunities than I can do. My advice is to choose an active parish, attend functions, and make yourself available. It make take a bit of patience.
 
I am (slowly) approaching retirement age. Would like to consider living near a Catholic community where seniors in their 60’s do volunteer work for worthy causes, or work part-time for a Catholic organization involved in some charitable activity or foundation.

Just brainstorming a bit here. I would appreciate any suggestions / direction from folks who are doing something like this might have to offer. Thanks, and Peace to all.
Ignatius Volunteers is very active in my diocese. You can use your life skills to help others; they especially do good work with young people.
 
How about studying to become a hospital chaplain. One of my retired friends did this
 
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