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Liturgical
Art and Environment Committee |
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Working with several others to plan the church environment for
various seasons. Usually a committee member takes lead responsibility
in one season and helps with some of the others: Advent-Christmas,
Lent, Easter-Pentecost, Ordinary Time, Remembrance of the Dead/Harvest,
special events. Monthly planning meetings with all members of the
committee.
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Funeral
Ministry Liturgy Team |
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A team of
people who assist the parish’s funeral celebrations in several
ways: at scripture services the evening prior to the funeral, at funeral
liturgies and cemetery committals as lectors, communion ministers,
cantors, or adult altar servers. Sacristans who would set-up for a
funeral Mass are also needed. Each member chooses which area of involvement
is best for them. |
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Communion
Minister to the Sick |
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Communion
Ministers visit the sick on a regular basis to offer an opportunity
for prayer and reception of the Eucharist to the sick or homebound.
Usually assigned to one person. |
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Children’s
Liturgy of the Word |
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On a bi-monthly
rotating schedule during either the 9:30 or 11:30 AM Mass, leads children
grades 1 through 5 out of church for 15 minute sharing and reflection
on the gospel. Children return for the presentation of the gifts. |
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Altar
Linen Cleaning |
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Takes care
of picking up, cleaning, and then returning all the used linen for
the altar as well as vestments and robes. Done on a rotating basis,
one or two months a year, several hours during that month. |
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Altar
Servers |
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In addition
to the children who serve at the altar (grade 4 through grade 8),
we invite adults and teens, men and women, to volunteer as well. To
read or download a copy of current Server Guidelines, click on “Altar
Server Guidelines”. For the current schedule click on “Altar
Server Schedule.” |
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Sacristans |
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Sacristans
oversee the preparation of the vessels and books and whatever is needed
prior to the Mass. Assigned on a rotating basis. Training for this
new ministry will be provided. Sacristans can work individually or
as couples. Any teen or adult is invited to consider this ministry.
To read or download a copy of current sacristan guidelines, click
on “Sacristan Guidelines.”
For the current schedule for sacristans, click on “Sacristan
Schedule.”
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Greeters |
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Greeters
assist by welcoming all who come as well as distribute worship aids.
Greeters may work individually or as families. Any registered parish
member/family is invited to consider this ministry. To read or download
a copy of current greeter guidelines, click on “Greeter
Guidelines.” For the current schedule for greeters, click
on “Greeter Schedule.”
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Ushers |
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Ushers help
assist in seating people when needed; show concern for the overall
order and decorum of the church, in addition to assisting with the
collection. Any confirmed adult or teen, male or female, is invited
to consider joining one of the ushers’ teams. Teams are assigned
by Mass on a rotating basis. |
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Communion Ministers |
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Extraordinary
ministers of communion help distribute the Body and Blood of Christ
at Mass. Any confirmed adult or teen who is willing to serve in a
public way is invited to consider this ministry. To read or download
a copy of current communion minister guidelines, click on “Communion
Minister Guidelines.” For the current schedule for lectors,
click on “Communion Minister Schedule.” |
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Lectors |
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Lectors
prepare ahead of time and proclaim the Word of God by reading the
Scriptures on Sundays and at other worship services. Any confirmed
adult or teen who has the ability to read well in public is invited
to consider this ministry. To read or download a copy of current lector
guidelines, click on “Lector
Guidelines.” For the current schedule for lectors, click
on “Lector Schedule.” |
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Wedding Rehearsal Team |
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A group of volunteers who guide the bride, groom, wedding party and
parents through the wedding rehearsal and actual wedding ceremony.
The rehearsal is usually scheduled one to two days before the wedding
date. At that time, they rehearse the wedding procession and readings
with the wedding party in preparation for the actual wedding ceremony.
They are also present on the wedding day to make sure everything runs
smoothly. Work in pairs, usually 2-3 weddings per year. |
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