Liturgy Guidelines
Guidelines for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Extraordinary Readers, & Ushers
Liturgy Guidelines
Liturgy Guidelines
List of Services
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UshersList Item 1
Ushers greet parishioners as they arrive for Mass, assisting them in locating seating as needed, especially for the disabled. They take up and ensure the security of collections. They arrange for parishioners to present the gifts during the preparation of the Altar, and distribute bulletins after mass. They check the church after Mass to ensure all is in order. Training is required.
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Extraordinary ReadersList Item 2
Extraordinary Readers read assigned readings at Mass and special liturgical celebrations. They should be outgoing, friendly, and good readers with a strong voice, must have been Confirmed, be in good standing with the Church, and be registered members of the parish. Pastoral approval, and training are required.
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Extraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunionList Item 3
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist the Priest with the distribution of the Most Blessed Sacrament during Mass, and to the homebound and infirmed. Registered, confirmed parishioners who demonstrate appropriate spiritual maturity may be selected by the Pastor for this important role. Training is required.
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SacristansList Item 4
Sacristans diligently arrange the liturgical books, vestments, vessels and other items necessary for the celebration of the Sacrifice of the Mass. They ensure that a supply of purificators, fresh hosts, altar wine, and other required items are available. The Sacristan must possess a clear idea of content and norms of the principle liturgical books and an understanding of the intricacies of the liturgical calendar.
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Choir
Choir members aid the congregation in worship, and provides individuals an avenue to share their vocal talents and participate in worship. ***Currently we are in the process of rebuilding our choir, if interested in participating, please contact Fr. Victor. ***
cantare amantis est... Singing belongs to one who loves. - St. Augustine
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