Chair:  Mary Anne Fitzgerald 

Please note:  A training session is required for parishioners to participate in the ministries identified by an asterisk (*).

1) Altar Attendants*:  Scott McLochlin 
Altar attendants are responsible for setting up for Mass and assisting the priest during Mass. Youth, fifth graders and older, as well as adult members are welcome to participate in this ministry.

2) Art & Environment:  Helene Marks 
This committee is responsible for designing and creating the enhancements for the sanctuary and church in keeping with the liturgical calendar and seasons. Specific talents in flower arranging and sewing are valued, but not required. Workers as well as persons with creative abilities are needed. Members meet once monthly and as needed. Some members have flower duty, working on Saturdays to keep arrangements fresh.

3) Communion Ministers*: Laura Rink 
As a Communion minister, you have been called to serve the very life of the Church, the living Body and Blood of Christ. Ministers must be at least 16 years of age. There are three to seven ministers of Communion at each Mass. Rotation is based on the number of people who are ministers for that Mass time, but typically twice every two or three months.

4) Crossbearers*:  Scott Stofer  
Crossbearers lead the ministers and priest in procession into and out of the worship area at liturgies. Youth, fifth grade and older, and adult members are welcome to participate.

5) Ministers of Hospitality*:  Sue Flaherty 
Ministers of hospitality distribute worship materials and bulletins, assist with seating, coordinate the collection, and are responsible for presenting and removing gifts from the altar.  Ministers of hospitality create a welcome and friendly atmospher at our liturgies.  This is a wonderful opportunity for a family to serve together.

6) Ministers of the Word*:  Ray Robison 
Lectors proclaim the Scripture readings and prayers of petition. Lectors are expected to prepare for liturgies in order to read with understanding and reverence. Youth interested in this ministry can attend training beginning in the fifth grade.

7) Music Ministries:  Tammy Turner 
There are many opportunities for all ages to participate in music ministries.  You only need to be able to carry a tune to participate in our Adult, Children’s or Resurrection choirs!

Adult Choir  rehearses Wednesdays (September-May) from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and sings at liturgies two to three times per month September through June, and all major Holy Days.
Bell Choir  members rehearse on Thursdays (September-May) from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM and minister about once a month.  Youth, seventh grade and older, may participate.
Cantors  lead the sung prayers at all liturgies.  Cantors participate and receive special training from the Archdiocese Cantor Formation program.  Audition required.
Children's Bell Choir  Open to youth in fourth grade and older.  Rehearsals are Thursdays, 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Ensemble  Teen members and adults who are trained vocalists or instrumentalists can sing or play at liturgies as an ensemble member.  The ensemble ministers at Liturgy most weekends.  Audition required.
Instrumentalists  All instrumentalists are always welcome.  Audition required.
Resurrection Choir  Sings at funerals, Holy Day mornings, and a few seasonal liturgies.  Rehearsals are the first and third Thursdays of most months, 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM.
 
8) Super Greeters - Sue Flaherty 
Members of this committee greet and open doors for parishioners and visitors to our weekend and holy day liturgies. Super Greeters create an atmosphere of friendship, and the ministry is a wonderful opportunity for a family to serve together.