All baptized members of the Body of Christ are called to celebrate and actively participate in the public worship of the Church that we call liturgy. Liturgy at Holy Family is celebrated on Saturdays at 4:00 PM and Sundays at 9:00 AM.
Some parishioners are called to special ministries that provide services at liturgical celebrations. They meet to discuss and prepare for liturgical celebrations and provide appropriate ministerial personnel and services.
If you are interested in any of the ministries listed below, please contact Janie Hicks (jhicks1no@yahoo.com) or Kathy Jennings (tkjenn@earthlink.net) for additional information.
Description of Positions
Lector
Lectors proclaim the Word at liturgy. They study, pray over and read the Scriptures of the day. They must have the skills needed to proclaim the Word and must be confirmed, be trained and be a living witness to Christian living.
Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist
Eucharistic Ministers assist in the distribution of Holy Communion at liturgy and/or to the sick as scheduled or needed. They must be at least 18 or older, be trained, and give witness to Christian living.
Altar Server
In living out our mission as a people of prayer and celebration the Liturgical Ministry of Server is recognized as an essential ministry to God and God's people. This ministry is open to all baptized Catholics who have completed the first semester of their 4th year in elementary education and is not limited to children. Adults, too are encouraged to participate in this ministry. Preparation for this ministry requires one to attend periodic training sessions and/or retreats, after which servers will celebrate their investiture or recommitment to this ministry. Parents of children who participate in this ministry must also make a conscious sign of support by written permission and commitment to assist the child as necessary to fulfill their obligation as servers. Also, parents of servers are expected to attend training sessions.
Ministry of Hospitality
Hospitality Ministers are greeters at the liturgy, take up monetary offerings, provide general hospitality, and distribute the bulletins. This ministry is open to all individuals and families.
Choir
Singers and instrumentalists at Holy Family answer their baptismal call to ministry by leading the musical prayer of our faith community. The choir meets at 8:30 am each Sunday to prepare for the 9:00 AM Mass. If you feel called to share your musical gifts as a cantor, choir member, or instrumentalist, contact Joi Adams, the Director of Liturgical Music at the Parish Office.
Collection Counters
Collection Counters serve the community by counting the sacrificial offering given during the offertory of our liturgies.
Some parishioners are called to special ministries that provide services at liturgical celebrations. They meet to discuss and prepare for liturgical celebrations and provide appropriate ministerial personnel and services.
If you are interested in any of the ministries listed below, please contact Janie Hicks (jhicks1no@yahoo.com) or Kathy Jennings (tkjenn@earthlink.net) for additional information.
Description of Positions
Lector
Lectors proclaim the Word at liturgy. They study, pray over and read the Scriptures of the day. They must have the skills needed to proclaim the Word and must be confirmed, be trained and be a living witness to Christian living.
Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist
Eucharistic Ministers assist in the distribution of Holy Communion at liturgy and/or to the sick as scheduled or needed. They must be at least 18 or older, be trained, and give witness to Christian living.
Altar Server
In living out our mission as a people of prayer and celebration the Liturgical Ministry of Server is recognized as an essential ministry to God and God's people. This ministry is open to all baptized Catholics who have completed the first semester of their 4th year in elementary education and is not limited to children. Adults, too are encouraged to participate in this ministry. Preparation for this ministry requires one to attend periodic training sessions and/or retreats, after which servers will celebrate their investiture or recommitment to this ministry. Parents of children who participate in this ministry must also make a conscious sign of support by written permission and commitment to assist the child as necessary to fulfill their obligation as servers. Also, parents of servers are expected to attend training sessions.
Ministry of Hospitality
Hospitality Ministers are greeters at the liturgy, take up monetary offerings, provide general hospitality, and distribute the bulletins. This ministry is open to all individuals and families.
Choir
Singers and instrumentalists at Holy Family answer their baptismal call to ministry by leading the musical prayer of our faith community. The choir meets at 8:30 am each Sunday to prepare for the 9:00 AM Mass. If you feel called to share your musical gifts as a cantor, choir member, or instrumentalist, contact Joi Adams, the Director of Liturgical Music at the Parish Office.
Collection Counters
Collection Counters serve the community by counting the sacrificial offering given during the offertory of our liturgies.