Diretório

Boys and girls, as well as families and adults, are encouraged to serve at the altar. They assist the presider during the celebration of the Eucharist.

Handbells are a unique form of music where a group of people can come together to form one instrument. Rehearsals are held on Tuesday at 6:30 pm.

Cantors intone the Word of God through individual singing as well as leading the congregation. Cantors are usually scheduled twice a month.

Ministers are commissioned to assist in the distribution of the Eucharist at Liturgy. The Diocese requires a preparation workshop for those interested in this ministry.

Individuals or families who would like to bring the gifts of bread and wine to the altar during the Eucharistic liturgy are encouraged to sign-up for this ministry.

A Greeter’s role at Mass is simple, all we ask is that you greet parishioners as they come in for Mass each weekend.

Through this ministry, God's living Word continues to be proclaimed to His people. Training sessions and workshops for lectors are provided throughout the year.

It is a monthly faith-based discussion about relevant issues and life’s spiritual journey. On the 2nd Thursday of each month our Men’s Faith-Based Discussion Group meets at 6:30 P.M. in Room #6.

Men and women ushers help build a strong sense of community. They are responsible for greeting people, assisting them in being seated, and taking up the stewardship collection, distributing parish bulletins, and handling emergencies that may occur during services.

The prayer chain is a collection of members who circulate the prayer requests that they receive and faithfully prayer for God's help and intervention.

The St. Mark / Nativity of Mary Ladies’ Auxiliary 6794 is hosting Bunco Luau

The St. Mark Adult choir is open to women and men (high school age and older). Voices of all ranges (bass through soprano) are welcome.