From the moment a person pulls into our parking lot to the moment they walk back out the door after Mass, they are our guests, and more than that, they are our brothers and sisters in Christ. The way we welcome one another says something about what we believe. A parish that is warm, attentive, and genuinely glad to see people is a parish that understands something important about the Gospel.
Our Hospitality Ministry is made up of the men and women who make that welcome real. They are the friendly face at the door, the steady hand that guides someone to a seat, the volunteer who stayed an extra hour to make sure the coffee was hot and the hall was ready. They work quietly and cheerfully, and their contribution to the life of the parish is greater than most people realize.
Hospitality is not a personality type. It is a virtue, and it can be practiced by anyone who is willing to put others first and make them feel genuinely at home. If that sounds like something you are called to, we think you will find a natural home in this ministry.
Browse the individual hospitality ministries listed below to find the right fit for you, and do not hesitate to reach out to the parish office with any questions.
