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Ministries

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Service & Outreach

Charity, unity, and fraternity in service to the parish.

1st Thursdays at 7:00pm

Guadalupanos

All are welcome

Devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe and service to immigrant families.

Saturdays at 5:00pm

Community and faith formation for adults in their 20s and 30s.

Thursdays at 7:30pm

Host fellowship after Mass — coffee, refreshments, and a warm welcome for newcomers.

Provide confidential, direct help — food, rent, and utility assistance — to neighbors in need.

Accompany grieving families: help plan the funeral liturgy and host the reception.

Securely count, record, and deposit the weekly offertory, always in teams of two or more.

Promote the dignity of every human life through prayer, education, and works of mercy.

Faith Formation

Catechists who hand on the faith to children and youth (Faith Formation / CCD).

Accompany adults preparing to enter the Catholic Church through the Order of Christian Initiation.

Form teens in faith and friendship through gatherings, service projects, and retreats.

Prepare parents and godparents to celebrate the Baptism of their child.

Liturgical

Trained servers — often youth — who assist the priest at the altar: carrying the cross and candles, presenting the gifts, and helping at the credence table.

Proclaim the first and second readings and lead the Prayers of the Faithful at Mass.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHCs) — commissioned lay ministers who assist the priest and deacon in distributing the Body and Blood of Christ at Mass, and who carry Holy Communion to parishioners who are sick, homebound, or in the hospital. Ministers are trained, commissioned by the pastor, and serve on a regular rotation with reverence and care.

Welcome parishioners, seat latecomers, take up the collection, guide the Communion procession, and hand out bulletins.

The "Mass captain" for each liturgy — confirms every liturgical minister is present, fills gaps, and keeps the celebration running smoothly.

Prepare the altar, vessels, vestments, and liturgical books before Mass and restore the sanctuary afterward.

Families and parishioners who present the bread and wine to the priest at the Offertory.

Cantors, choir members, and instrumentalists who lead the assembly in sung worship at Mass.

Devotional

Sustain scheduled (or perpetual) adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Gather to pray the Rosary for the parish, the Church, and the world.