
Liturgical ministry is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your baptismal call of service to one another. Our liturgies should utilize the talents and gifts that God has given this community, to the fullest extent. Whether participation is through “behind the scenes” preparation and planning, or through a public role of service within the Mass, parishioner contributions help our liturgies to be truly life-giving celebrations.
For more information, please contact Ryan Sprute,
PA for Liturgy, 206-232-2900 x.106; ryan@stmonicami.org.
Liturgical Ministries
Liturgical ministry is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your baptismal call of service to one another. Our liturgies should utilize the talents and gifts that God has given this community, to the fullest extent. Whether participation is through “behind the scenes” preparation and planning, or through a public role of service within the Mass, parishioner contributions help our liturgies to be truly life-giving celebrations.
For more information, please contact:
Gretchen Rillos (PA for Liturgy & Music) 206-232-2900 ext.101; gretchen@stmonicami.org
Altar Serving Ministry
Children in grades 4-12, who have received their first Holy Communion, may choose to participate in St. Monica’s Altar Server ministry. This role is a special opportunity to learn more about the Mass while assisting the priest in the Sanctuary.
Altar Server Mass Expectations:
Altar Servers are role models for the members of the congregation. The expectations for all Altar Servers are as follows:
Training:
- All Altar Servers are expected to complete an initial training and mandatory annual refresher training.
- Before mass, Altar Servers should check the schedule in the Server Sacristy to know if they are assigned to Role #1 or Role #2 during the service.
- For additional information about specific Altar Server duties, please refer to the information at this link.
Behavior:
- Being mindful of the sacred environment, Altar Servers should always act in a respectful matter.
Dress Code:
- Shoes should not stand out or be noticed by the congregation.
- Wear formal/nice black shoes with black or white socks.
- No tennis shoes, high heels, sandals/flip flops, or open-toed shoes.
- Remembering that we are each made in the image and likeness of God, please maintain good hygiene and grooming which reflects that dignity.