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Members of All Saints Ministry Organizations are parishioners who help the parish in many ways - developing a program, getting it off the ground, evaluating its progress, making changes, and calling others to serve.  The work is diverse, keeping the parish vibrant, and responsive to living the Catolic Faith.  Our six ministry categories cross the parish community and the world:

  • Worship and Liturgy
  • Parish Life
  • Education & Lifelong Learning
  • Youth
  • Outreach
  • Parish Operation and Fundraising

Some groups may have guidelines and a leadership structure, others may be more loosely organized, but what's important is the rich contribution parish ministries and their members make to our faith community.

Below is a complete list of our parish Ministries and Organizations.  Click on any one of them to find contact information, mission statement, duties, special skills and time commitment involved in in that particular ministry. 

"ALL  ARE  WELCOME  IN  THIS  PLACE."

Directory of All Saints Parish Ministries and Organizations


CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)           

(Education & Life Long Learning)

Contact: Nancy Lloyd  314-477-6117 reception@allsaints-stpeters.org

Mission Statement: In the RCIA Catechumenate, we are called to be companions on a Journey of Faith with those who are seeking to become fully initiated members of the Catholic Christian Community.  We do this through a process that, “while presenting (authentic) Catholic teaching…, also enlightens faith, directs the heart toward God, fosters participation in the liturgy, inspires apostolic activity, and nurtures a life completely in accord with the Spirit of Christ.”  (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults #78)

Parishioners are encouraged to participate in this ministry in a variety of ways:

First and foremost through prayer

Duties:  To pray regularly for all those involved in Adult Initiation, especially for the candidates and catechumens.

Time Commitment: flexible.

Special Skills: none needed.

As a Certified Catechist

Contact: Nancy Lloyd, 314-477-6117

Duties: Process consists of liturgical/lectionary-based catechesis.  Catechists come prepared to give a short presentation and lead group discussion, connecting topic to that day’s Scripture readings, liturgical seasons and celebrations.

Time Commitment: Four to six Sunday mornings each year plus preparation time.

Special Skills:  Must be certified by Paul VI Institute or equivalent.  Must be willing  and able to share faith and authentic Catholic teaching on an adult level.

As a Sponsor

Contact:

Duties:  To share faith and journey as a friend and companion with a particular candidate for initiation.  This will also involve interaction with candidate outside of regular meeting times.

Time Commitment:  Every Sunday morning from 9:00 – 10:15 AM, generally from fall until Pentecost. (This may vary by an individual candidate’s particular needs.) Sponsors must also be available for various rites and celebrations throughout the year.

Special Skills:  Must be at least 16 years of age and a practicing, fully initiated Catholic (having received Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist).  Must also be willing to support authentic Catholic teaching.

As a Minister of Hospitality

Contact:  Kathy Boedeker 636-240-3192   jboeds@charter.net

Duties:  Deliver food by 8:45 AM on Sunday morning.  Hospitality ministers are encouraged, but not required to stay and share faith during the Sunday session.

Time Commitment: Two or three Sunday mornings per year.

Special Skills:  Willingness to either purchase or prepare light breakfast-type nourishment of your own choosing for those attending Sunday sessions.

 

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