Gids

Open to all youth who have received their First Communion, Altar Servers are trained to assist the Priest by holding the book of prayers, washing his hands, and responding to the prayers said at Mass.

The altar care ministers assist with the setup and care for the altar. Duties include laundering the linens used during liturgies, replacing candles, cleaning candlesticks and holy water fonts, light housekeeping in the sanctuary area.

Formed to work toward the goal of a new church, following completion of the work of the Planning & Development Committee and the Master Plan for the St. Benedict campus.

Proclaimers are called upon to serve the congregation by the oral presentation of scripture in a clear, understandable manner that fosters fuller appreciation of God's word.

Music ministers assist the people in their worship of God in song, elevating the prayers of the people through God-given vocal or instrumental skills.

Order of Christian Initiation for Children, open to all children between the ages of 8-18, unbaptized or baptized, designed to educate children in the Catholic faith and prepare them for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil.

OCIA (previously known as RCIA) classes are held on Sundays at 12:00pm-1:30pm at the Pastoral Center; the process non-Catholics follow to become members in full communion with the Church.

The Sacristan is responsible for ensuring that everything is ready for the celebration of Mass and any special sacraments or liturgical elements, handling the sacred vessels, wine, bread, and vestments.

Ushers guide and direct parishioners upon arrival, during Communion, and in the event of an emergency; receive the Offertory and bring the Gifts to the altar.