When we speak of the Liturgy Ministries such as proclaimers of the word, people who welcome us to church and servers to assist the priest, we articulate ways the members of the church take on specific tasks to build God’s Kingdom and bring someone closer to Jesus. This is the opportunity to be of service to the whole faith community. Children, women, and men who have answered a call in their lives, step forth and offer their skills in service to the public worship of the community.
This commission is composed of members of church at large and representatives from each ministry. Our purpose is to advise the pastor in matters and policy relating to the liturgical life and spirit of the church community. This includes prayer, public worship, songs and environment. Working in consultation with all liturgical ministries within the church, this committee has a primary responsibility for preparation and evaluation of the seasons and events of the liturgical year. Preparation is carried out in a manner that makes each liturgy a spiritual and communal celebration. The committee interacts with all committees in order to best meet the needs of all, and is responsible for fostering education and the prayer life of the church community. This committee meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm in the rectory.
Altar Servers
The altar servers are present to assist the pastor and congregation at the Eucharistic celebration.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Lay members of the church, who assists the pastor and deacon, administer the distribution of Communion at Eucharistic liturgies and to bring communion to the sick.
Lectors
A lector is one who proclaims the word of God during the Eucharistic liturgy.
Liturgical Dancers
The liturgical dancers, third grade to adult, gather the congregation in a spirit of worship and praise.
Ministers of Hospitality
Hospitality ministers greet and welcome all who participate in our Eucharistic celebrations, help find available seats, take up the collection and ensure its safekeeping.
Bereavement Ministry
Bereavement ministry renders support to families who have experienced the loss of a loved one. We offer consolation through prayer, cards and special Eucharistic liturgies.
Ladies Sodality
The Ladies’ Sodality possesses an ardent devotion, reverence and love for the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Environment
The proper physical environment is an essential part of good liturgy.
Eucharistic Bread Bakers
The liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council are imbued with an appreciation of sacramental signs. As this appreciation permeated local churches, parish communities began baking their own bread for special Eucharist.
Choir
The choir assists the worshiping community in singing and praising God.