Individuals or families - arrive early and assist people in finding seating; bring in extra chairs if needed; pass collection baskets; take collection up to Father if no one has been assigned; attend to any needs that might arise; know where emergency equipment is; hand out bulletins as people leave; help straighten up church after Mass.

Individuals or families - stand inside church doors to welcome those who enter for worship

Seniors in High School/Adults - arrive 20 minutes early; set up for Mass.  Clean up after Mass.  Altar servers will help bring in articles from church.​

Children in grade 4 and older are welcome to assist Father as Altar Servers. Sign-up and training is through the School or Religious Education Program

Adults who have received the Sacrament of Confirmation (age 16 and older).
​Assist presider in distributing the Body and Blood of Christ. New Eucharistic Ministers are required to attend a Diocesan Training Session.

Seniors in High School/Adults - arrive early to review welcome and intercessions; after bells ring welcome people and introduce the Liturgy; read intercessions.  The Welcome and Intercessions are prepared by volunteers or members of the Liturgy Commission.

Seniors in High School/Adults arrive early to review readings; process in with Father/Servers and carry in Book of the Gospels; proclaim the First and Second Readings. 

Individuals or families - bring up the hosts/wine/collection baskets after collection has taken place.

Keyboard players/cantors/choir members:  arrive early to practice;  Solos/instrumentals may be done before Mass, during the Presentation of Gifts and/or Communion.  Cantor/singers lead assembly in song and solo on verses of Responsorial Psalm and Gospel Acclamation. Songs are chosen ahead of time.