Event Summary The Paschal Triduum in 2023 took place during Holy Week, spanning from April 6 (Holy Thursday) through April 8 (Holy Saturday), culminating in Easter Sunday on April
Liturgical Celebratory
Liturgical Celebratory ministries are at the heart of our weekend worship, directly participating in the celebration of the Mass. Volunteers serve in visible roles during the liturgy, such as lectors, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, choir members, and musicians
Denise Whittington
Liturgical Celebratory Leader
Shout joyfully to the LORD, all you lands; serve the LORD with gladness; come before God with joyful song.Psalm 100:1–2
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Acolytes
Prepare Worship Center and assist presider during Mass.
Adult Choir
Sing at weekend Masses.
Bell Choir
Augment liturgical music periodically. Music reading or the willingness to learn how to read music is required.
Children's Music Ministry
Involve your children in music ministry through choir, hand bells, or other instruments, specifically for Christmas Eve family Mass.
Eucharistic Ministers
Distribute the Sacrament as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion at all Eucharistic Masses. Training and Archdiocese mandate required every five years.
Funeral Mass Ministry
Support grieving families at the funeral by preparing the Worship Center, guiding participation in the Mass, offering hospitality as people arrive (participation sheets, directions, etc), and straightening up afterwards. Serve in one of several roles, including Funeral Assistant, Eucharistic Minister, Greeter, and Acolyte.
Greeters
Greet Mass attendees before Mass, distribute worship aids, assist with seating, coordinate the collection, and straighten the Worship Center after Mass.
Instrumentalists & Cantors
Share your vocal and instrumental talent as during Mass, programs, and events. Ensemble musicians participate in an audition process.
Lectors
Proclaim the Scriptures, other prayers, and announcements during Mass. Training, evaluation, and yearly update required.
Liturgical Dance
Provide interpretative dance for various Masses.

