Parish
Council
The council is a consultative group that the Pastor can reflect
and ask for assistance to guide the overall care and life of the
parish. It establishes goals and directions for the mission of the
parish to come to fruition. Members are appointed to the council by
Fr. Don Finney.
Finance
Council
The council is a consultative group that provides advice and
recommendations to the Pastor concerning the stewardship of the
parish’s fiscal and temporal resources, including long range
financial planning to support the mission of the parish. Members
are appointed to the council by Fr. Don Finney.
Stewardship
Council
Purpose: To unite the parish
community, working with the Holy Spirit for the common goal of
following Jesus and freely giving of our time, talent and treasure
to support our parish and community. To educate and challenge all
parishioners to become involved in the faith life and parish
ministries. Major events include our Annual Stewardship Weekend, the
Ministry Fair and the Ministry Appreciation Dinner.
When and Where: We meet as needed,
determined by the council in the parish office.
Time Commitment: 3–4 hours a
month, with each member serving for two years
Talents and Gifts: Committed
to living out stewardship personally, prayerful, visionary, creative,
articulate, organized, willingness to share their faith, persistent,
optimistic and patient. We welcome parishioners to help with our
efforts and events.
Contact: Deanna Bartalini, 561-575-0837
Administrative
Support Ministry
Purpose: Parishioners assist the Parish Staff
by helping with various administrative support tasks.
When and Where: As needed for
stuffing bulletins in the Parish Hall and helping with bulk mailings
which can be done at home.
Time Commitment: Any time you
have to give.
Talents and Gifts: Attention
to details, neat, organized, able to take direction and to work
independently.
Contact: Christine Macdonald,
561-575-0837
Parish
Fundraiser and Social Ministry
Purpose: To plan and assist with parish events
throughout the year such as the Cornucopia Ball, Golf tournament,
Mardi Gras, Picnic, and community celebrations.
When and Where: Planning meetings
are held in the Parish Hall on evenings that are convenient for
the group planning each event.
Time Commitment: Varies depending
on the event.
Contact: Deanna Bartalini,
561-575-0837
Landscape
Committee
Purpose: Maintain the grounds of the Church campus,
interior and exterior. Provide advice and direction in aspects
of the Church interior and exterior to promote a spiritually beautiful
environment in which to worship.
When and Where: The Landscape
Committee communicates through email. Meeting time for planning
activities is on an as-needed basis.
- Meditation Garden – Meets every Saturday morning
from 9–11 a.m. Open to all parishioners from age 7 to over 70.
There are Garden Managers to oversee the weekly event.
- Landscape Interior – Weekly monitoring of interior
plants, repotting and arranging, fertilizing and watering.
- Easter/Christmas Interior Landscape –
(1)
The Church is decorated for Easter the Saturday before Easter
and taken down about 2 weeks later. About 12 people are needed
to arrange plants and flowers for about 2-1/2 hours. Clean-up
takes about 6 people for 2 hours.
(2) The Church is decorated for Christmas shortly before Christmas
Eve and taken down 2 plus weeks later. About 14-16 people are
needed to assemble plants, flowers and decorations for 3–3-1/2 hours.
Clean-up needs 12-16 people for 1-1/2 hours.
- Overall Grounds –
(1) work with Staff as advisors
in regards to the landscape contract services and grounds improvement,
(2) participate in planting parties after Easter and Christmas
Altar plants are removed,
(3) participate in work parties organized
on an as-needed basis.
Time Commitment: Time commitment can range from 2 hours a week
to 2 hours 2 times a year.
Talents and Gifts: Love to be outside, dig in soil, cut grass,
prune and/or dead-head flowers, and arrange flowers and plants.
Contact: Emily O’Mahoney, 561-719-5994
Altar
Angels
Purpose: To facilitate the worship of the Church
and the celebration of Mass by dutifully and prayerfully providing
clean altar cloths, purificators, vestments and other items that
are used during Mass and other rites of the Church.
When and Where: Some duties are
weekly but can be done at home while others are less frequent
but performed mostly at the church.
Time Commitment: From 1–2 or
3 hours per week.
Talents and Gifts: A love of
God that is expressed in washing and ironing as well as an eye
for items that need to be changed or cleaned when they become
soiled and an attention to detail.
Contact: Kathy Pollock, 561-385-1943
Donut Ministry
Parishioners assist with our First Sunday Coffee and Donut hour
after Mass.
Contact:
Deanna Bartalini 575-0837
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