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Reverend Dwayne
Welcome to our parish! Visitors are always welcome. If you're looking for a new parish to call home, we would love to have you join our family. Come find me after the service and say hello!
Ushers
Ushers welcome parishioners to Mass, assist with seating at the weekend Masses and take up the collection. They are also available to answer questions from Mass attendees. If you would be...
Altar Serving
Altar Servers are responsible for assisting the priest in a reverent and respectful manner during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Responsibilities include: preparation for the Mass, assisting...
Lectors
The Lector Ministry calls for volunteers to grow in a warm and loving knowledge of Scripture, which is the living Word of God. Lectors proclaim the Word of God at Mass and other liturgical...
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
The role of an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion is to assist the priest in serving communion during the celebration of Mass. Communion ministers are scheduled to serve communion at a...
Sacristan
The Sacristan prepares and oversees the articles and elements required for the Liturgy so that all the members of the worshipping community can take their full, conscious and active part in the...
Cantor/ Song Leader
A cantor in the Catholic Church is a single person or persons within a parish who act(s) as a music leader, Psalm verse singer, and a general facilitator of the congregation's worship...
Adult Choir
The primary role of the Adult Choir is to pray the Mass. The choir sings the Mass just as the priest celebrates the Mass. Sacred Music is part of the liturgy and the role of the choir is to pray...
Last Call Worship Ensemble (Music Ministry)
The Last Call Mass is offered during the duration of the school year, Labor Day - Memorial Day, at 6 p.m. on Sunday evenings. The music is a blend of Contemporary Christian and traditional hymns,...
What is Catholicism
What is The Purpose of Lent?
So... Why do we practice Lent? What’s the real connection between the Israelites’ forty years in the desert and the forty days of Lent? Sure, they both involve the number forty—which often...
Sacraments
The Healing of the Sacrament of Reconciliation
“Bless me Father for I have. . . . ” Perhaps one of the hardest things we do is admit to our own wrongdoing. It’s hard to say that we have sinned—and be willing to turn our life around to avoid...
Faith in Culture
Interview: Approaching Mental Health as Catholics
In light of Mental Health Month, we talked with two counsellors about how we approach mental health both as Catholics and in time when it feels more prevalent than ever. How do we deal with and...
Biblical Worldview
Why Is Forgiveness Important?
Forgiveness is good for you. According to the Mayo Clinic, it can lead to improved self-esteem, a stronger immune system, lower blood pressure, less anxiety and stress, fewer symptoms of...
Leadership Development
Why Life Lacks Meaning and Purpose
7 Minute Read
Personal Faith
How a Discernment Process Empowers Boldness
5 Minute Read
Personal Faith
5 Ways to Find Direction in Your Life
8 Minute Read
Saints
The Cannonball That Created a Saint — and Changed Catholicism
8 Minute Read
Vocations
Think You Have a Vocation to Religious Life? Here’s Where to Start.
265 Minute Read
Leadership Development
The Magis: An Ignatian Antidote for Burnout
5 Minute Read
Discernment
Praying for Presence: How the Examen Helps Me Focus
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Discernment