Who We Are

A Eucharistic Minister, also known as a Minister of Holy Communion, plays a vital role in the Catholic Church by assisting in the distribution of Holy Communion during Mass. These ministers help to administer the Eucharist to the congregation, ensuring that the sacrament is conducted with reverence and respect. This role is typically filled by lay members of the church who have received special training and are officially commissioned for this service. Eucharistic Ministers may also bring the Eucharist to the sick and homebound, providing a crucial link between the community and its members unable to attend Mass. This ministry is an important expression of service and unity within the church, emphasizing the communal and inclusive nature of the Eucharistic celebration.

Why Join?

Becoming a Eucharistic Minister offers a profound opportunity to deepen your personal faith while actively serving your church community. This role allows you to participate more fully in the Mass, connect deeply with the sacrament of the Eucharist, and provide a vital service by ensuring that all members, including the homebound and ill, can partake in Holy Communion. It's a spiritually enriching experience that strengthens community bonds and allows you to demonstrate your faith through meaningful action.