Katalog

A volunteer group that shares its time and musical talents through the ministry of music.

Altar Servers prepare the altar and assist the Priest during Mass.

Items are collected for Bailey's Boutique in Waterloo High School.

A volunteer ensemble that usually performs at special events or Holy Days.

Blankets, afghans, pillows, and throws are collected for the House of Concern and Community Action Program.

This ministry helps lead the congregation in prayer through song.

Volunteers clean rooms and hallways at the Ministry Center in preparation for Religious Education.

New coats are collected each fall for distribution to people in need throughout the county.

The parish collects, sorts, and prepares Christmas gifts for area families in need.

Members deliver food to families who lack transportation to pick it up.

Extraordinary Ministers assist with distribution of the Eucharist during Mass and take Communion to the sick, homebound, hospitals, and nursing homes.

Canned goods are collected for a Rotary project and subsequently donated to a local food pantry.

The group's mission is to enhance celebration of the Eucharist with music that encourages congregational participation through singing.

Food and hygiene products are collected monthly and delivered to the House of Concern and Community Action Program.

Committee members conduct Good Friday prayer services for residents of both local nursing homes.

Greeters welcome people at Mass, coordinate the procession of gifts, and distribute the Church Bulletin.

Parishioners take Holy Communion to the homebound weekly or as desired.

Hospital visits occur weekly and when a priest is contacted through the Parish Office.

Pastoral care for parishioners in hospitals and nursing homes.

Volunteers collect donations at Mass for the House of Concern, Community Action Program, and Tyre Food Pantry.

Organists, pianists, brass and woodwind players, and guitarists are welcome to join an existing group.

Lectors proclaim the scriptures at Sunday, holiday, and other liturgical services.

The parish provides information, rice bowls, and envelopes supporting Catholic Relief Services.

This committee is engaged in the study of liturgy and assists in developing special liturgies and addressing art and environment during liturgical seasons and events.

Items are collected for migrant workers in King Ferry, with occasional distribution assistance and breakfast.

A rotating group of volunteers conducts a monthly communion service at each nursing home.

Jennifer Cornwell, St. Patrick's; Kate Small, St. Mary's 5 p.m.; Bob Dinan, St. Mary's 9:30 a.m.

Volunteers plan, shop, cook, and serve free dinners at Trinity Episcopal Church.

The parish hosts a summer dinner concerning Nicaragua and collects donations through a December ornament tree.

Small Christmas and Easter gifts are provided for Catholic residents at both local nursing homes.

Masses, Communion Services, Rosary, and other activities are provided at Huntington and Seneca nursing homes.

Volunteer Needed

Ushers assist people with seating, welcome worshippers, and assist with the collection basket.

Valentines are made and delivered to nursing-home residents and local police and fire stations.

Volunteers assist with parish mailings and other office duties from time to time.