LITURGICAL SERVICE
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Altar Servers
Altar servers assist the priest as he offers the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Any student in grades four through eight who attends St. Edward School or Family Faith Formation Program may become an altar server at our parish.
*Training opportunities are offered throughout the year. Contact Deacon Mike McManus at [email protected]
* ALTAR SERVER PERMISSION FORM DOWNLOAD
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Extraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunionWhen needed, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist the priest at Mass in the distribution of the Blessed Sacrament to the faithful. St. Edward provides training and regularly posts a schedule for all trained EMHCs of the parish.
If you are interested in becoming an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, please contact the Parish Office at [email protected]
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LectorsLectors assist the priest and deacon in proclaiming the Word of the Lord during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and also at other events throughout the year. Training of all lector candidates takes place at the parish and a schedule for all trained lectors is regularly posted online and in the bulletin. For information on becoming a lector at St. Edward, please contact the Parish Office at [email protected] .
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Music ProgramThe St. Edward Music Program provides volunteer cantors for Masses and feast days, while the volunteer Parish Choir sings weekly at the 11:00am Sunday Mass. Rehearsals take place on Sundays after the 11am Mass.
All voice types and levels are welcome to sing God’s praises and to add beauty worthy of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
Contact Richard Schwegel, Music Director, for further information:
[email protected]
For information on our Youth Choir, please contact Mr. Cesar Pino:
[email protected]
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Cantors
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Choir
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Musicians
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Youth Choir
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Sunday GreetersWe are in need of positive and welcoming parishioners to greet their fellow Mass-goers and serve as ushers at our weekend Masses. If you feel called to help make our parish community feel even more welcoming and inviting than it already is, contact Fr. Dom Clemente at [email protected]
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