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  • Pastoral Councel

    Pastoral Council


  • RCIA

    RCIA

    The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (often abbreviated RCIA) is the process through which interested adults and older children are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic faith and way of life.
    RCIA is a communal process and involves a number of stages throughout the year and at the Easter Vigil they will become full members of the Roman Catholic Church. 
    Classes are held at our Catholic Education Center (home of Holy Cross School) in Webster from 7:00pm to 8:30pm on Thursday evenings.  This year classes begin with an inquiry dinner to introduce everyone to the program and the details on Thursday, September 22nd, 2011 and Classes officially begin on Thursday, September 29, 2011.
    A schedule of classes will be given to participants at the dinner.  The Church prefers to call this a process and not a program, as each participant is on their own journey in exploring the Catholic faith.  As each individuals journey moves along there is no obligation, they are intended to help a person decide whether they want to continue learning about the Faith. In the beginning participants are known as Inquirers.  Once a participant is past the Inquiry stage and chooses to further they become candidates.  More information on the process will be explained on the night of inquiry. 
    Please Call the Parish office to register for the dinner and classes or if you have any questions.  Parish office number is 952-461-2403. 
  • Liturgical Ministries

    Liturgical Ministries

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    Liturgical ministers participate more fully in the Mass by proclaiming the first and second readings and the intercessory prayers, by serving as extraordinary Eucharistic ministers at Mass and by serving as ushers. Explanatory materials and training will be provided prior to beginning any of these ministries.
    Requirements for being a minister:
    • Lectors and Eucharistic ministers should be fully initiated (confirmed) Catholics.
    • Lectors must possess some comfort in reading in front of a congregation, and must be able to read clearly and meaningfully.
    • Eucharistic ministers must manifest a deep reverence for the Most Holy Eucharist.
    • Ushers must be friendly and welcoming as they assist persons arriving for Mass.
    • Ushers, Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers must be reliable in attending the liturgy for which they are scheduled.
    To learn more, contact the parish office, 461-2403.
  • Altar Servers

    Altar Servers

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    Alter servers assist the pastor (or visiting priests, bishops, deacons, etc.) at weekend Masses by serving at the altar, by helping in preparing the sanctuary/altar for the celebration of the Mass and by assisting at special masses (e.g., weddings, funerals, etc.) when needed.
    The pastor will work with any boy interested in becoming an altar server to orientate him to his duties and to the sacristy.
    The ministry of altar server is open to any boy, fourth grade through high school age. Altar servers must be reliable in attending the liturgies for which they are scheduled.
    Contact the Parish Office if interested in serving.
  • Prayer Line

    Prayer Line

    The Prayer Line was set up to help pray for the specific concerns and special intentions of individuals from our parish family.

    All parishioners who believe in the Power of Prayer are invited to join.

    When a member of the prayer chain contacts you listen to whatever the intention is and pray for that specific intention.

    For More Information Contact: Helene Friedges at 952-461-2437 or Mary Zweber at 952-461-2366