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Volunteers are always needed to spend at least one hour weekly or monthly with Our Lord.

Serving at Mass and other liturgies is an important role because the server is assisting not just the priest but the whole worshipping community. Altar servers are called to be aware of their role and their responsibility in performing it well.

Volunteers lead the praying of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy after Mass.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are laity who assist the clergy in the distribution of Holy Communion during Mass, as well as to those who are home-bound or sick.

Greeters welcome parishioners and visitors to St. Patrick before Mass. These are the first faces our parishioners and visitors see when they enter the church for Mass.

Volunteers lead the praying of the rosary on Tuesday evenings.

Lectors are readers, who proclaim the Word of God and the General Intercessions at Mass and special liturgies. All new lectors will have a training session prior to being assigned.

The Liturgy Committee helps coordinate the liturgical ministries of the parish: music ministry, lectors, extraordinary ministers of communion, servers, greeters, sacristans, as well as the art and environment of our worship space.

Families in our parish are invited to volunteer as Offertory Families, who present gifts at the altar during Mass.

Volunteers visit or call homebound or parishioners or those living in nursing homes or other care facilities.  Trained Eucharistic Ministers can take the Eucharist to those who desire it.

Sacred Music is a vital component of the Holy Mass. Our parish have various choral groups who sing at Sunday and Holy Day liturgies throughout the year.

Sacristans assist the priest before, during and after weekday Masses.  The sacristan prepares the bread, wine, vessels, and linens for the liturgy.

Ushers assist the faithful with seating and collect the offertory.