The extraordinary minister of Holy Communion performs a great service to the Church, by distributing Holy Communion to God’s people on those occasions where there are an insufficient number of priests and deacons to distribute Holy Communion to the people present at the mass. It is an honor and a privilege to serve the Church in this capacity, and of course, requires careful preparation on the part of the extraordinary minister. - AoA Manual for Parish Trainers

When the Sacred Scriptures are read in the Church, God himself speaks to his people, and Christ, present in his word, proclaims the Gospel. Therefore, the readings from the Word of God are to be listened to reverently by everyone, for they are an element of the greatest importance in the Liturgy. - (General Instruction of the Roman Missal [GIRM], no. 29)

Sacristans devote their services throughout the entire Liturgy to ensure the Liturgy runs smoothly. The sacred duties of a Sacristan include: coordinating all Liturgical Ministries, preparing the church for Liturgy, and placing everything necessary for Mass on the credence and gift tables before the beginning of Mass. Sacristans are also responsible for returning the Sacristy to order at the end of each Liturgy.

Adults and youth that wish to serve at the altar and who have received the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are welcome to join this ministry of service at the altar. Training is required and is provided by the parish. Altar Servers lead processions, bear the cross and candles, and assist the priests at the altar. For youth, this ministry is also a commitment of parents to be present during training and during mass preparation.

As ministers of Hospitality, ushers cover all weekend and Holy Day Liturgies so as to provide greeting and assistance to the Faithful as they enter the church, to assist them in finding seating, and to maintain good order during our worship. Additionally, ushers take up the offertory collection, hand out bulletins and other information after Mass, and help straighten up the sanctuary after each Mass. Some training is required and is provided by the parish. Youth are also welcomed to participate in this ministry with adult supervision.

The Music Ministry is open to all parishioners. It is composed of parishioners who have the desire to sing and worship the Lord. The Music Ministry provides an avenue through which individuals may share their gifts and be an integral part of the worship.

Livestream/Sound System operators are essential in making sure that the sound systems are turned on/operational prior to mass , as well as livestreaming the mass for the homebound. Training is provided by the parish.