Altar Servers
Contact: Deacon Mike Truman 410 398-0009
Altar Servers serve the parish family by assisting in the celebration of the liturgy as a mirror and model for the gathered assembly; by serving the priest as he presides over the liturgy, and by serving God through their worship and prayer.
Any boy or girl who has completed the 3rd grade and has received his or her First Eucharist may serve as an Altar Server. This opportunity of service for your parish community is open to adults as well.
Please see this page for more information.
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Contact: Parish Main Office 410 398 1100
Each week our community gathers around the Eucharist table to be nourished by the body and blood of Christ. Eucharistic Ministers assist the Presider with the distribution of communion. Also, a Eucharistic Minister may expose the Blessed Sacrament for exposition, conduct communion services, and bring communion to the sick. In this ministry, one should be an example of Christian living in faith and conduct; and should strive to grow in holiness through the sacrament of unity and love. Candidates (16 or older) are selected from our community and approved by the Chancellor of the diocese. Following their approval each candidate must participate in a training program and is then installed.
Click here for various resources for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Lectors
Contact: Parish Main Office 410 398 1100
One of the central parts of our liturgical celebration is the proclamation of God’s word. Proclaimers are members of our parish community who proclaim the Old Testament and the New Testament readings.
Many Proclaimers use this opportunity to deepen their own prayer life – through their preparation. This ministry is open to all who feel they have the gift of proclaiming.
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Ushers
Contact: Parish Main Office 410 398 1100
Ushers are the ministers of hospitality who present the hospitable face of Christ to the assembled community. They ensure that our celebrations are orderly and organized. Ushers share the following duties:
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- greeting us and welcoming us into the assembly
- distributing worship aides and parish bulletins
- seating the assumbly
- collecting the offerings
- organizing processions
- caring for the infirm and disabled
- responding to emergencies, and
- providing information and assistance to all.
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