Holy Spirit Retirement Home

02/26/2026

Hope your day is filled with love, joy and happiness from your friends at Holy Spirit Retirement Home!

02/26/2026

Trina Joines from Care Initiatives Hospice of Sioux City shared some important facts and stories about Hospice with some of our Holy Spirit Retirement Home residents at a meet and greet meeting today. We were happy to have her come and share how the process works and what services they provide for those qualifying for hospice. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us Trina! ✨🙌

02/25/2026

Congratulations to our friends at One-Eyed Jack's who won the local "GREAT BURGER SHOWDOWN" contest here in the beautiful Sioux City! We love your Burgers!
Way to go!

02/25/2026

Our Physical Therapy Director - Krista; is excited for another motivating day in developing individualized therapy plans for all her residents she meets with each day at Holy Spirit Retirement Home! Krista and her colleagues of Blue Stone Therapies goals are to develop ways for our residents to live life as healthy and independent as possible! Thank you Krista and your Wellness team for giving us the skills and motivation to live our best lives! 👏🙌👏

02/24/2026

Congratulations to our friends of Catholic Charities of the Sioux City Diocese--- for their recent expansion of their facility with the building of the new "Angeline's Wing". A 7200 addition that focuses on providing our families with valuable resources and care in our community. Special shout out to our dear friend Audra Cole for her philanthropy and long time love & support for Catholic Charities and Executive Director Amy Bloch who continues to provide leadership and vision for Catholic Charities in the Siouxland area.

02/24/2026

Enjoying some music 🎼🎶🎶🎤yesterday at the Apartments at Holy Spirit Retirement Home- with two special ladies Betty Everingham & Rhonda Capron; and never knew the special connection between these two amazing ladies! Betty is Rhonda’s Godmother! How wonderful is this!
😇🙏✝️

02/24/2026

Elaine Peacock music ✨🫶🎶🎼🥰

02/24/2026

They are such a talent!🫶🎼🎶🫶

02/24/2026

Such a wonderful day today listening to beautiful music from Elaine Peacock and Band at the Holy Spirit Retirement Home Apartments! 🎶🎹🎼🎤

02/24/2026

02/23/2026

Please join us today for some wonderful music at Holy Spirit Retirement Home in the Apartments @ 1:00! Elaine Peacock band is truly amazing!

02/23/2026

On this First Sunday of Lent the following Rites are celebrated with people wanting to join the Catholic Church through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults [OCIA].

THE RITE OF SENDING, celebrated on the First Sunday of Lent, is one of the Rites of OCIA in which catechumens who have been preparing for many months to join the Catholic Church through Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist are recognized by the local parish are sent forth to the Bishop for the Rite of Election with the assurance of the parish’s care and support. This afternoon catechumens from around the Diocese of Sioux City will gather at the Cathedral in Sioux City with their sponsors to be affirmed by the Bishop as they enter the final weeks of preparation complete their initiation into the Catholic Church as an Elect.

THE RITE OF ELECTION is celebrated on the First Sunday of Lent, marks the end of the catechumenate period and begins the period of final, more intense preparation for the sacraments of initiation for Catechumens. This period is called the period of Purification and Enlightenment. Up to this point, the Church has offered formation in the Catholic faith but has not made a final decision about the Catechumen’s readiness for the initiation sacraments. The Church is now ready, officially and finally, to call them to the fullness of life with the Church this Easter. The Rite of Election is celebrated at the Cathedral in Sioux City on the First Sunday of Lent with the Bishop presiding. As pastor of the Diocese, it is the bishop’s privilege and responsibility to call those who are ready to the Sacraments of Initiation. This rite is called “Election” because God elects or chooses them for the Sacraments of Initiation through the Church. From this point on, Catechumens will be known as “The Elect.”