Liturgical Ministries
The composition of the Eucharistic assembly ideally represents and reflects the nature of the Church herself, which is hierarchically ordered. The very arrangement of the celebration in its various ministries shows that all the baptized have a place in the Church – women and men, young and old, people of every race and tongue. Through the active participation of the faithful and the variety of liturgical ministers in the Church, the Body of Christ is built up. ~ # 6 General Instruction of the Roman Missal
Contact: Gerard Hall, Director of Liturgy, 703.896.7411
Opportunities to Become Involved
- Altar Guild
- Altar Servers
- Cantors
- Children's Liturgy of the Word
- Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
- Funeral Ministry
- Hospitality Ministry
- Lectors
- Master of Ceremonies
- Sacristans
- Ushers
- Wedding Coordinators
Altar Guild
Altar Servers
Cantors
Children's Liturgy of the Word
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Funeral Ministry
Hospitality Ministry
Lectors
Master of Ceremonies
Sacristans
Ushers
Wedding Coordinators
Jan. 1 - Mary, Mother of God
Feb 26 – Ash Wednesday
April 12 - Easter
Aug. 15 – Assumption of Mary
Nov. 1 – All Saints Day
Dec. 8 – Immaculate Conception
Dec. 25 - Christmas
Principal Celebrations of the Liturgical Year:
Jan. 6 - Epiphany of the Lord
Jan. 10 - Saint Leone Aviat
Jan. 24 - St. Francis de Sales
April 5 - Palm Sunday
June 2 - Ascension of Jesus
May 31 - Pentecost
June 7 - Trinity Sunday
June 11 - The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi)
June 19 - Sacred Heart of Jesus
Aug. 12 - St. Jane de Chantal
Oct. 12 - Blessed Louis Brisson
Nov. 2 - All Souls Day
Nov. 22 - Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe
Nov. 29 - First Sunday of Advent
Dec. 12 - Our Lady of Guadalupe
Weekly Prayer of the Faithful
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
4th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Feast of the St. Francis de Sales