Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are members of the congregation who are commissioned to help with the distribution of communion at Mass. With additional training, some Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion extend this to the Hospital Ministry and visiting the sick and homebound.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are men and women who are:

• Registered parishioners
• Fully initiated members of the Church having received Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation
• In full communion with the Catholic Church.  If they are married, it must be a sacramental marriage in the Catholic Church
• Regularly receiving the Sacraments in the Church; of genuine Eucharistic faith, living exemplary Catholic lives, with a love of the Eucharist and a heart for service
• at least 18 years of age or a senior in high school
• of sound psychological maturity and physically able to freely manuever around the altar as needed
• Cannot be co-habiting couples, members of forbidden organizations (e.g., Free Masongry, etc.) or a notorious sinner 

DRESS CODE FOR MASS:  Simple, modest and appropriate Sunday dress - no jeans, shorts, sneakers, flip-flops, tank tops, spaghetti strap/strapless tops or shirts with inappropriate slogans.  Also at this time, Diocesan regulations require the use of masks when distributing communion.

If you feel called to serve God’s people by distributing our Lord’s Body and Blood at Mass...