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Lectors
Those who read Scripture at Mass. If you have a love of Scripture, have
experience as a public speaker (or would like to have experience), then
consider training as a lector.
Lector Schedule June - August 2010
Lector Schedule March - May 2010
Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion
Ministers of Holy Communion are members of the parish who assist the Celebrant in distributing the Body
and Blood of Christ to the assembly during Mass. To be a Minister of Holy
Communion, one must be a Roman Catholic who has received the sacraments
of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. If married, one must have received
the Sacrament be Marriage in the Catholic Church. Training is conducted
periodically at the parish. Ministers of Holy Communion must receive delegation
by the Bishop to serve at the parish.
EM Schedule June - August 2010
EM Schedule March - May 2010
Ministers of Hospitality/Ushers
Ministers of Hospitality are members of the parish who help to maintain a sense of order during the celebration of the Mass. Ministers of Hospitality hand out hymnals and worship aids and greet people
as they arrive, assist with seating, handle the collection, and distribute
bulletins.
MOH Schedule June - August 2010
MOH Schedule March - May 2010
Environment Committee
Members of the Environment Committee serve the parish by helping mark the movement of the Liturgical Year and prepare a festive and prayerful environment for the celebration of the Liturgy.
The committee includes designers, floral arrangers,
seamstresses and those interested in fabric arts as well as the those
who can help with the physical labor involved in changing the worship
environment.
Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion to the Sick
Some EMs are sent from Mass to bring Holy Communion to those who are unable to join the parish community for the celebration of the Liturgy. This ministry serves parishioners who are in local hospitals, both short-term and long-term; in assisted-living facilities; in nursing homes and hospice; and who are homebound for any reason. To be a Minister of Holy Communion, one must be a Roman Catholic who has received
the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. If married, one must
have received the Sacrament be Marriage in the Catholic Church. Training is
conducted periodically at the parish. Ministers of Holy Communion must receive
delegation by the Bishop to serve at the parish.
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