Liturgical Services and Ministries

About This committee is responsible for the altar flowers and decorations for weekend Masses as well as Easter, Christmas or other special celebrations. A rotation schedule provides each member with the opportunity to design the floral arrangements for an assigned weekend Mass. This dedicated, creative group welcomes the opportunity to...

About Children who have received First Holy Communion are invited to minister to our parish family as Altar Servers. The Altar Server assists the priest and the deacon at weekend Mass and at other liturgical celebrations such as the Easter Vigil, Confirmation, First Communions, weddings, funerals, etc. Contact

About A core group of members meet once a month to work together. We create kits so that the quilts (which are given to newly baptized babies in the parish) can be worked on at home. Members take the kits home to construct the quilts. The quilts are then returned...

About If you are interested in joining our team of parishioners that assist Father and Deacon during the celebrations of the Sacrament of Baptism, please contact our office.  Training will be provided. Contact

About At a baptism, a white garment is presented as a symbol of innocence. The white garment symbolizes that the person baptized has “put on Christ, has risen with Christ.” Members sew the garments at home. Supplies and instructions are provided. Contact

About Ministers of the Holy Eucharist distribute the Eucharist during weekend and weekday Masses, at funerals, in nursing homes and to the homebound. They also serve as altar servers at funeral Masses and perform sacristan functions in preparing before Mass and cleaning up after Mass. Contact Us

About We believe we are called to care for the elderly and the sick. Extra-Ordinary Ministers of the Eucharist make weekly visits to those who are homebound or living in a nursing facility. If you or someone you know is homebound, recovering from surgery or is in a nursing facility,...

About Lectors proclaim God’s Word to the assembly and are a vital part of the Liturgy of the Word. Lectors need to be effective communicators and be able to absorb and express the spirit of the Sacred Scripture. They can serve for weekend, weekday and Holy Day Masses. Contact

About Once a week the small linens used on the altar during Mass are washed, starched, ironed and returned to the sacristy. A description of the process is given to each new participant. A schedule is prepared quarterly, e-mailed to the members and posted in the sacristy. Contact

About The Music Ministry at St. George is for anyone who loves to sing. Reading music is not required. All are welcome. The Adult Choir rehearses once a week and sings at the 10:30 am Mass on Sundays. The Funeral Choir is for those who have the flexibility of time...

About The Pastoral Council is a consultative group to our Pastor that meets nine times a year. The Council monitors the overview of parish life through reports from our Pastor, our parish’s Operations Manager, and Youth Ministry representatives. In addition, the Pastoral Council supports and/or initiates projects that support the...

About Knitters and crocheters meet once a month at meetings, but also work at home, to make shawls to comfort those in need of physical or emotional healing. The shawls are blessed and distributed to people in nursing homes, hospitals, as well as to individuals as the need arises. Contact

About This group gathers to make rosaries that are distributed to individuals, groups and missions. Using easy techniques, rosaries are quickly constructed while members enjoy meeting together. Contact

About As a ministry of hospitality, our ushers often greet parishioners, guests and visitors to create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere before and during Mass. Ushers seat people when needed, and arrange for the gifts to be brought to the altar; they manage the collection and assist with any unexpected...