Liturgical Ministry



The word liturgy comes from a Greek word meaning "the Work of the People." Liturgy is done by the entire worshipping community - sometimes acting together, sometimes with different members acting in particular roles. In the liturgy, each of us is called to full, active, and conscious participation. Some members are called to worship as a member of the Church assembled. Some others, by virtue of certain gifts, are called to act as servants, or ministers, to the assembly. The musicians, the lectors, the ministers of the Eucharist, hospitality ministers, the priest, the servers, ushers, and the Mass coordinators all freely share their gifts with the parish to help make our worship together as beautiful and as accessible as possible.