Lector Ministry is for anyone who is interested or has the desire to proclaim God's Word to the people assembled for Eucharistic liturgy. The readings proclaimed in the liturgy are of great value to the listening and responding assembly. In these readings, God speaks to the people, and Jesus, present in the Word, announces the Good News to the attentive listener. The persons for this ministry need to be comfortable speaking in public, willing to develop proclamation skills by training and practice, an active member of the parish and open to attend training sessions.
You must be 18 years or older. If you are interested in learning more about how you can participate please fill out a form below.
Mass Leaders:
Overview of Liturgical Ministries
Eucharistic Ministers assist with the Mass service in the distribution of the consecrated bread and wine.
Sacristans assist with the Mass service in the preparation of both the altar, and the bread and wine.
Lectors read selected Scripture passages during the Mass service.
Ushers conduct the collection and the offertory procession at the Mass service.
Greeters welcome parishioners and hand out copies of the weekly bulletin before the Mass begins. This is perhaps the easiest way to get involved with the liturgical ministries.
You must be 18 years or older. If you are interested in learning more about how you can participate please fill out a form below.
Mass Leaders:
- Mondays and Fridays at 6:00pm
- Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00am
- Saturday's at 5:00pm
- Sundays at 9:00am (English)
- Sundays at 11:00am (Spanish)
Overview of Liturgical Ministries
Eucharistic Ministers assist with the Mass service in the distribution of the consecrated bread and wine.
Sacristans assist with the Mass service in the preparation of both the altar, and the bread and wine.
Lectors read selected Scripture passages during the Mass service.
Ushers conduct the collection and the offertory procession at the Mass service.
Greeters welcome parishioners and hand out copies of the weekly bulletin before the Mass begins. This is perhaps the easiest way to get involved with the liturgical ministries.
