Pastoral Ministries

This ministry works with the women of our St. Ann's Altar Society to provide the family and friends of deceased members of our parish an opportunity to gather for a meal and fellowship after the funeral or memorial service. Volunteers bring food prepared at home, work in the kitchen, and/or help with the set up before and the cleanup afterward. Open to adults.

These volunteers are Eucharistic Ministers who are specially commissioned by the Pastor to visit and bring Communion to homebound parishioners and others in local retirement centers and/or nursing homes. Volunteers may be paired with another to perform this ministry. A criminal background check is required. Training is provided. Open to adults.

These volunteers provide valued support to our parishioners when loved ones, friends, and co-workers are in need of prayer to help them through a time of need. If you volunteer for this ministry, you will regularly receive a list of intentions for your prayer. Open to all.

The volunteer Tribunal Advocate assists individuals as they petition the Church for the annulment of previous marriages, freeing them to celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage in the future. Requires intensive and specialized training through the Archdiocesan Tribunal Office.