Open to adult men 18, and older who are confirmed and in good standing with the Church.  Adult Servers assist the priest directly at each Mass.  Adult Servers at times are asked to assist with the distribution of Holy Communion, as well as with incense and holy water when used. They help to make sure the altar servers know what to do. They take part in the altar boys' training and supervise them before and during Mass.  The person interested in this ministry must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church. If Married, the Married must be recognized by the Church. For more information, contact Fr. Dawid directly or see the contact info below. The Pastor is the one who receives the person into this ministry. 
Attire: Formal
Fr. Dawid, fatherdawid717@gmail.com

The altar boys are selected by the Pastor. They are in 5th grade or older, have received the sacraments of Confession and Holy Communion, and come to Holy Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation. They participate in CCD classes regularly. In some cases, the Pastor invites to this ministry boys who are younger than 5th grade.  
Altar boys serve at God’s altar during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.  Altar Boys help the Priest in the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice and enter more deeply into the mystery of the Holy Mass.  One seeking to serve in this capacity should desire to grow more closely to Jesus in the Eucharist and be an example of faith and reverence among friends and during Mass.  Altar boys are usually trained during summer break at daily Masses as well as at other times indicated by the Pastor.  When the recruitment opens, you will hear about it at Mass. The Pastor ultimately decides who will be admitted to the altar boy ministry.
Attire: Formal - dress shoes, long pants, no jewelry. For full dress code and code of conduct see the contact information below. 
 More information:
Fr. Dawid, fatherdawid717@gmail.com

We encourage especially young girls, and women of all ages who like to decorate, have a good sense of style, and are creative. We need volunteers to assist in the care of our altar linens, brass items, candles, flowers, holy water fonts, and sacristies. This also includes decorating the church for Easter and Christmas and other holy days, as well as making flower arrangements and taking care of plants. 
Contact person: 
Pat Smith-Auth, pasamama2lena@hotmail.com
or Fr. Dawid directly. 

Singers are invited to join our 10:30 a.m. choir and to sing on special occasions during the year.  We are also in need of well-trained cantors to lead the congregation and chant the responsorial psalm and other parts of the Mass.  Practice for the adult choir is Thursdays from 6:30-8:00 p.m.; practice for the children’s choir is Fridays from 4:00-5:00 p.m.  We are also in need of children for our monthly children’s- oriented Mass.
Jody DeLiguori, Jody.deliguori@gmail.com

Open to men and women, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist the priests and deacons in bringing Holy Communion to our homebound and assisted living facilities. You must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Catholic Church (if married, the marriage must be blessed by the Catholic Church). If you have a pastoral ability and desire to minister to the elderly and homebound, please let us know.
Fr. Dawid Kwiatkowski, fatherdawid717@gmail.com.

Open to men and women, lectors are capable of publicly proclaiming the Sacred Scripture at Holy Mass. Lectors must be regularly practicing Catholics in good standing with the Church (if married, the marriage must be blessed by the Catholic Church) and must be confirmed. We also seek 9th through 12th graders to lector at our monthly children ’s-oriented Mass at 10:30 a.m.
Attire: Formal
Chris Edscorn, cedscorn@gmail.com

Men and women 18 and older take up the collection, assist in helping to find seats for those entering late or for large Masses, offer information, guidance, and supervision of the congregation, and are vigilant of any problems that might develop during Mass. Ushers also help to restore order to the pews and church following each Mass, such as up-righting kneelers, clearing any trash from the pews, and organizing hymnals.
Attire: Formal/ Sunday Best
Kyle Upshaw, kylelupshaw@gmail.com