Self help group
that meets every Saturday 10 to11 a.m. in the Multi-Purpose Building. The first
Saturday of each month is an open meeting for all affected by any chemical
substance abuse. Contact Patrick at 922-0167
Help after
Masses during April and May to assist members of the parish to secure their
pledge for the Annual Catholic Appeal. Contact members of the parish to secure
their pledges and/or make follow up phone calls. To volunteer to help, please
call Brian Lukowski at 936-0734.
Adult religious
education and faith development encompasses any planned experience, program or
process by which adults are enabled to come to a new or deeper understanding
and appreciation of their relationship to God and God's people from the
perspective of the Catholic Church. Such experiences include educational
opportunities, service projects, and worship in small or large group settings.
Topics for study include the full spectrum of religious life from Church
teachings and Scripture study to family and community issues.
Adult faith
development often takes place in small church communities. These groups meet in
homes to pray together, connect the ordinary events of their lives with their
faith, learn more about their faith, and reach out to others in service. For
additional information contact the Parish Office at 441-0055.
Provides
programs of athletic competition in a Christian atmosphere. Primary goals are
teaching good sportsmanship and self-discipline. All adults of the parish are
encouraged to join the Athletic Association. Meetings are the first Thursday of
each month at 8:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Sports are open to all
children in the parish. For more information about the sports offered see the
Athletic Association Page on this web site.
A list of
adults and teenagers in our parish who have stated a desire to baby-sit
occasionally and/or full time. To get your name on this list, please call the
Parish Office at 441-0055. A copy is available in the Church and at the Parish
Office.
Parents are
required to attend one preparation meeting prior to the baptism of a child in
St. Joseph Parish. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at
7:30 p.m. in the Faculty Room of the school. For additional information phone
the Parish Office at 441-0055
The Bereavement
Caregivers are a compassionate group of people who lend assistance in various
ways to parishioners who have lost loved ones. They represent the parish at the
wake and Funeral Mass, send cards, make personal contacts with the families,
letting them know where help is available and provide a grief support group.
During the year, specail Masses are offered for those who have lost loved ones,
e.g., our Mass of Remembrance in November and the Mass with the Rite for Naming
and Commending Infants Who Die before Birth. The Bereavement Caregivers meet
every other month. For more information please contact Betty Smith at
938-8201.
Do you know
St. Joseph's Parish has a Business Network Group? Ladies and men, if you
own a business or work in sales, come to network with your fellow Catholic
community. The Business Network Group meets the 4th Thursday of each month at
7:30-8:30 AM in the St Joseph's room inside St. Joseph's of Cottleville Church.
For more info contact Dwight Stagg at 314-496-7721 or staggfam@charter.net or
Nick Cook at 314-239-2725 or gokansas@aol.com
This ongoing fundraiser offers
parishioners the opportunity to purchase grocery, restaurant and other merchant
certificates through the church. They then can be used as cash at the merchant.
St Joseph receives from 1% to 16% of each certificate purchased. Half of the
percentage earned goes to the individual familiesto be used as they choose for
tuition, or donations to St Vincent dePaul or the debt reduction fund or
regular contributions. Certificates are sold after weekend Masses and at the
Parish Center during regular business hours 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday thru
Friday.
A worship
experience for children that takes place during the Liturgy of the Word at
Sunday Mass. This experience is designed to immerse children in the Sunday
Scripture Readings in ways that are understandable to them. Prior to the
readings, the presider asks the leader for the Children's Liturgy to come
forward. Children of a particular grade or age who wish to celebrate the
Children's Liturgy are invited to come forward. They are dismissed to the St.
Joseph Room for proclamation of the readings at their level of understanding,
reflection on the reaidngs, profession of faith and petitions. Children return
to the Eucharistic congregation at the time of the Presentation of Gifts. To
become involved or for more information contact Donna Winkelmann -
447-8507
Christ Renews
His Parish is a process that starts with a 30-hour renewal weekend, beginning
at 8:30 am on Saturday morning and ending about 4:00 pm on Sunday afternoon.
This is a spiritual experience for adults, 18 years of age and older, to
connect their Faith with their daily lives, to remind themselves of what is
truly important, and to celebrate their Faith with other members of our Parish
Community. To register or for more information contact Sister Mary at 441-0055,
Ext. 113
Eucharist
ministers take communion to the elderly and shut-ins each Friday morning and
whenever requested. Anyone who is free on Firday mornings, is welcome to join
this group. Contact Judy Powers at 441-0055 ext 162 or by e-mail at
jpowers@stjoecot.org or Bob Sponamore at 939-4668 or by e-mail at
sponamore@charter.net
Contemplative
prayer helps us discover Divine Love. it fills us with strength, peace and
wholeness. Contemplative prayer is God's personal and unique gift to us. If you
are open to this gift, or want to learn more about this ancient prayer
tradition, join us. In addition to silent prayer, we pray the Scriptures using
the beautiful method of Lectio Divinia. Discover the meaning of Psalm 46: "Be
still and know that I am God." To join the group or for more information
contact Sandy Garrett at 300-1515.
Daily practice
of prayer, sacrifice and almsgiving in support of the missions. Only one
introductory meeting is necessary for membership. Offerings go to Society for
Propagation of the Faith. Call Tom Lacey at 447-0363 for
information.
Interpreters
are provided for the 10:30 am Sunday Mass and for various parish liturgies and
events. Deaf Ministry offers the deaf and hearing impaired opportunities to
become more actively involved in St Joseph Parish. For more information contact
Lorrie Hartley at 447-9611.
Archbishop
Rigali has requested parishioners participate in Adoration with the intention
of increasing vocations to the priesthood and religious life. We have
Eucharistic Adoration from Monday following the 6:30 am Mass until 8:00 am on
Saturday. Please commit to spending one hour weekly, so that our Lord is never
left alone. Sign-up forms are located at the South entrance of the Eucharistic
Chapel. For more information or to schedule a time contact Steve Bennett at
441-0140.
Eucharistic
Ministers of Holy Communion administer the Eucharist during parish liturgies
and to the sick of our parish. To arrange for training call Joe Ingracia at
300-9365.
Parish fundraiser where people
of the parish come together as a working family. Held on the second Sunday of
November, it provides an opportunity to get acquainted with your fellow
parishioners while working in a game booth or serving dinner to our visitors.
Contact Mark Gross at 798-2034 to volunteer to work.
A group of parishioners meet
with the pastor on a scheduled basis to review financial reports for the fiscal
transactions of the parish. These reports are analyzed to assure adequate
operational cash flows and assess potential for new capital assets as they are
planned. The Committee also reviews/endorses the parish annual report and
advises the pastor.
This ministry
is made up of volunteers who prepare a luncheon to be served after the funeral
of a loved one. Volunteers are needed to prepare a salad or dessert, to help
set-up, serve, and/or clean up. To volunteer please call Dot Bierman at
447-4852 or Mary Schaefer at 922-4067.
A group of
parishioners who plant flowers and assist caring for the landscaping of the
parish grounds. We do weekly watering and weeding. This is a hands-on way for
able bodied parishioners to help our parish continue to be a welcoming,
beautiful place to worship. You may adopt a specific area to care for. Those in
need of service hours are welcome. For information contact Janice Beckmann at
300-1049.
The Grief
Support Group, sponsored by Bereavement Caregivers, provides an opportunity to
begin the healing process, to learn about grief, and to receive support from
others in similar circumstances. They meet the first and third Saturdays of
each month from 10 to 11:30 am in the Parish Center. For information call Fran
Burlis at 936-1173.
A group of
adults and teens who have volunteered to assist fellow parishioners in their
home setting. They provide transportation, a simple family meal, home care
activities, and send cards of cheer to those infirm or homebound. Volunteers
may also offer to provide unique professional or learned skills. When help is
requested, coordinators give assignments from the pool of listed volunteers in
each activity. Health-related educational programs and visits to infirmed or
homebound parishioners are coordinated by the Parish Health Ministry arm of
Helping Hands. To offer your services please contact Toni Delano at (314)
402-6532 or Judy Powers at 441-0055 ext. 162.
Parents of the
full time school students make up the Home & School Association. It assists
in promoting better understanding between parents and the school. All families
automatically become members of the association when they register their
children in school. Meetings are held four times a year. Contact Robbie Poel at
300-9209 with any questions.
Help is offered
to those affected by chemical dependency and its related problems. For more
information contact Sister Mary Pezold at 441-0055, ext. 113
A social,
spiritual, and service organization open to all adult male Catholics. Meetings
are on the second Monday of each month at 7:30 pm.
Contact Grand
Knight:
Randy Miller at 636-639-9394
GrandKnight@KofC7198.org
Contact Membership Chairman:
Gary Weber at 636-928-4208
Membership@KofC7198.org
Rental
of the K of C Hall:
636-936-1813
Info@PezoldBanquetCenter.com
The K of C Club Room:
636-936-0335
Knights of
Columbus # 7198
Father William Pezold Council -
www.KofC7198.org
Pezold Banquet Center
(Hall rental information) -
www.PezoldBanquetCenter.com
Adults and
older teens who Proclaim the Word at parish liturgies. All new lectors are
required to attend a training session with the lector coordinator. Present and
continuing legtors are encouraged to attend at least one presentation or
workshop per year. Contact Charlotte Vanderbol at 936-8150 if you are
interested and for training.
An organization
of women and men, 18 years of age and older which strives for
self-sanctification of members through prayer and active cooperation with our
church's apostolic work. Members make home visits and census calls. Meetings
are held every Saturday at 8:30 am in the Multi-Purpose building. You can be an
auxiliary member by saying prayers in the privacy of your own home. To join or
for more information contact Mary Lewandowski at 928-9345 or Frank Malpocker at
248-3745.
An organization
for the spiritual development of young people with an emphasis on the rosary.
Throughout the week members pray daily, make rosaries for the overseas missions
and perform works of charity. To join or for information call Carol Williams at
441-8683.
Teens grow
closer to God through Mary. Have fun with good friends, earn service hours and
grow in faith while serving the church. Welcome newly baptized babies to the
parish by visiting them and presenting them with their first Miraculous Medal,
promote family Rosary, visit convents and shrines. To join or for information
contact Carol Williams 441-8683.
Loans books,
cassettes, and videos for deepening the faith of all age groups. Located off
the gathering area of the Church, it is open after Masses on Sunday mornings.
Contact Steve Bennett at 441-0140
The Liturgy
Commission is made up of interested representatives of the parish community.
They meet to discuss and implement worship needs for the seasons and feast days
of the church year. We take time at each meeting to study church documents
pertaining to the celebration of Liturgy. Contact Donna the Music and Liturgy
Director at 441-0055 ext. 106 for more information
Open to all men
of the parish. The Men's Club provides an opportunity to become better
acquainted. They sponsor social and spiritual activities among club members and
participate in appropriate parish activities - Fall Festival, dances and the
parish picnic. Any male at least 18-years old, registered in St. Joseph Parish
may attend meetings which are held the first Monday of each month in the Parish
Center at 7:00 p.m. For information or to join call Doug Hacker
636-477-1073.
Men, women and teens of the
parish who assist, welcome, and greet people as they come to Mass and also who
gather the collection. Call John Schlum at 447-5658 or Bob Morgan at 928-0244
to become a part of this ministry.
Open to all
mothers of the parish, M.O.M.S. Supports women in their vocation as
wives and mothers. Group meetings are facilitated by fellow parishioners
creating a network of mutual support and friendship. The M.O.M.S.
journal, group discussion and prayer rituals encourage personal and spiritual
growth promoting a deeper awareness of the sacredness of everyday
life.
Adults who have
volunteered and are trained to carefully count money collected during Mass on
one Sunday per month. Envelopes are opened and the deposit is prepared to be
delivered to the bank. Each group consists of ten people who work from 11:30 am
to 2:00 pm on their assigned Sunday. For more information call Judy Bailey at
441-0055, Ext. 102 or Don or Judy at 447-4768.
Singers and
instrumentalists who provide music for Liturgies and prayer services. We have
several choirs, a cantor program and more. Practices vary with each group. For
information or to join call 441-0055 ext. 106 and speak to Donna Meyer, the
Music/Liturgy Director.
Twice a year we
publish a parish newsletter. Volunteers are needed to help prepare the
newsletters to be mailed out to the parishioners. Notice to help with the
mailing appear in the Sunday bulletin. If you would like to help publish the
newsletter call Don Bailey at 447-4768 or to help prepare the newsletter for
mailing call Eilleen Stoll at 329-1111
Supervised care
is provided for your child, infant through age 3 during the 8:45 and 10:30 am
Masses each Sunday in the Parish Center. The nursery is open 15 minutes before
the start of each mass. For information on enrolling your child or to volunteer
to help call Jan or Scott Ortinau at 939-4716.
The Parish
Advocate for Disabilities works within the parish to raise awareness of the
Pastoral Statement of the U.S. Catholic Bishops on People with Disabilities.
The Advocate works with the Parish Health Ministry as needed to ensure that
parish activities are accessible, encourages raising awareness of issues
concerning people with disabilities, maintains contact with the Catholic Office
of Disability Ministry and refers parishioners to resources available in the
parish and community. For more information, please contact Mary Hirt at
240-6078.
The primary
responsibility of the Parish council is to advise the pastor on the spiritual
and faith dimensions of our parish. The Parish Council is to assist the pastor
in identifying, developing and supporting the faith ministry needs of our
parish and in creating, establishing and nurturing a vision for our parish.
Council members are selected through a process involving nominations by
parishioners (including self-nomination), education concerning the nature and
purpose of this ministry, prayerful reflection and discernment. Members serve
for a period of three years. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the
month. For more information, contact Tom Williams 329-1820.
Promotes the physical,
spiritual and emotional wellness of parishioners. The group works cooperatively
with parish organizations and community resources in presenting wellness
programs and assisting with health needs. To join or for information call Kathy
O'Brien at 441-0881
Partners with
parents to provide religious education for parish students attending public
schools in grades K through 8. Families must be registered in St. Joseph
Parish. Classes meet weekly August through May, sessions are on either Monday
or Wednesday evenings from 5 till 6:15 pm or 7 till 8:15 pm. For more
information go the Parish School of Religion section of this web page or
contact Laura Weinzirl the Coordinator at 441-0055 ext 301 or Debbie Wilhelm,
secretary at 441-0055 ext 300.
Consists of a
group of volunteers chosen by lot from parishioners. The board serves in an
advisory capacity to the Coordinator of Religious Education and meets monthly
to help plan and develop support systems and activities for the PSR program.
Contact Laura Weinzirl, the Coordinator at 441-0055 ext 301 for additional
information.
A PSR Teacher
must be a person of prayer, whose Christlike living testifies to deep faith.
Teachers are responsible for carefully planned lessons covering the material
assigned to each grade level, classroom discipline, attendance at faculty
meetings, continuing personal professional development and communication with
parents. A complete job description is available from Laura Weinzirl at
441-0055 ext 301 in the Parish Religious Education Office.
The picnic is a
three day event held in July designed to provide entertainment for the entire
family. It provides parishioners the opportunity to get to know each other
better while working together and having fun. The picnic includes rides,
booths, games and food. The picnic is one of our major fund-raising events.
Volunteers are needed to help staff the entire event. To find how you can be
involved contact Kevin or Nancy Lyons at 926-9929
Comprised of
parishioners who pray in their homes for special intentions. There are many
wonderful people who are in need of prayers. E-mail Jane Trende at
jtgramma@centurytel.net or call Joyce Kluge at 300-9296 if you would like to
request a prayer or participate in this ministry.
Provides an
atmosphere of love and learning about the goodness of God. Open to all parish
children who are three or four years-old by July 31 prior to registration..
Classes meet during the 8:45 and 10:30 a.m. Masses on Sunday mornings from
September through May. To register your child or learn more about our program
contact Leslie Gallagher at 441-0055 ext. 150.
Must be a
person of prayer, one who frequently reflects on the scriptures and whose
Christlike living testifies to a deep faith. Teachers are responsible for:
carefully planned lessons, classroom discipline and communication with parents.
A complete job description is available through the Parish Religious Ed Office
or by calling Leslie Gallagher at 441-0055 ext. 150.
Educates
parishioners about Pro-Life issues, including abortion, euthanasia and
contraception dangers. Encourages and participates in activities which promote
respect for humal life, including prayer, peaceful picketing, assistance for
families dealing with a crisis pregnancy and letter writing concerning pending
legislation. Meetings are held the Third Tuesday of each month. For more
information or to join this ministry, contact Wally Eggebrecht at
922-5703
Meet every
Monday from 6:00 till 9:00 p.m. and/or Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m.
year round. (If you don't know how we'll teach you.) You may also help by
sewing for us in your home. Our Quilters sponsor a quilt social in April and
October and a booth at the Picnic and Fall Festival. We also sell baby quilts.
To find how you can join us or to buy a quilt contact Ann Striebel at
441-5057
Articles for
all occasions (Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, etc.) are available for
sale in the Lending Library located off the gathering area of the church, after
all Masses on Sundays. Contact Steve Bennett at 441-0140
A journey of
faith and an investigation into the truths of the Catholic Christian tradition.
The RCIA is designed for those adults interested in joining the Church and
those wanting to find out more about the Church, those who have never been
baptized and seek initiation into the Catholic Church, and those who have been
previously baptized into other Christian denominational churches and wish to
complete their initiation into the Catholic Church through Confirmation and
First Eucharist. Sessions include prayer, reflection on Scripture, and
instruction on topics of belief, sacraments, morality, prayer, church history
and others. For additional information call Fr. Raymond Hager at 441-0055, Ext.
108.
Membership in
this service group is open to anyone in the parish. Our objective is to keep
the sanctuary and sacristy area clean. Currently the twenty members take turns
at cleaning which takes about 1-1/2 hours 5 to 6 times a year. New schedules
and membership lists are updated yearly. To become a part of this group call
Mary Jane Bolte at 329-1114.
On the third
Monday of each month families from our parish prepare a fresh lettuce salad
with vegetables (enough for 14 servings) and deliver it to a parishioner's home
by 9:30 a.m. The salads are then taken to St. Patrick's Center in St. Louis and
served to the approximately 250 homeless who eat at St. Patrick's Center.
Please help "feed the hungry" in this way. To add your name to the list of
names who donate the salads from St Joseph Parish please call Dede Donahoe at
329-0049.
As Catholics,
Christians, and neighbors, we have a mission to serve those in need. As a
member of the Catholic Employment Network of St. Louis, we have developed job
search ministries to assist those who are unemployed and underemployed cope
with their situations, lend spiritual support and provide a framework for
finding meaningful work. St. Joseph Employment Ministry serves the community of
St. Joseph Parish and provides a central point of communication for employers
and those in career transition and development. To contact the Employment
Ministry, use the St. Joseph Career Hotline number, 636-441-0055 ext. 159 or
e-mail jobs@stjoecot.org.
Group formed to
provide a supportive Christian environment to meet the spiritual , social and
service goals of the singles in our parish community. We encourage one another
to grow as Christians through Jesus Christ. All widowed, divorced or never
married parishioners are welcome to belong. For additional information or to
join please call Jim Rottjakob at 314-374-8363.
Assists the
poor of our parish and community working closely with other social service
organizations both religious and secular. Parishioners may make a donation as
often as they feel they can help the poor. Special collections of school
supplies assist children in the fall and gifts are requested at Christmas.
Contact Hot Line at (314) 286-5137
St Joseph School is a Catholic
community dedicated to serving students and parishioners. Our purpose is the
spiritual, intellectual, physical and social education of our students in a
Christian values-based environment. Students are prepared for and celebrate the
sacraments throughout the year, along with their faculty. The school strives to
achieve educational excellence in partnership with parents who are their
children's first and most influential teachers. The goal is that our students
are confident, life-long learners who are prepared for future educational and
career endeavors and for lives of stewardship. St Joseph School strives to
provide an environment in which the gospel message in word and action is
emphasized, to live and build community, to offer a curriculum of catechetical
instruction in the Catholic faith, to provide opportunities for active
participation in liturgy, and to foster an attitude of personal responsibility
and of service to others. In 1932 the school began with 38 students and is now
a U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School with over 800 students in
grades K-8. School registration for new students begins in March with
information about registration noted in the parish bulletin in February. For
more information about out school, see the School section of this web
page.
St Joseph School Advisory Board
serves as advisors to the pastor, as partners with the principal and as
representatives of the parish community in determining policy and programs for
the full-time school. For more information call Sue Cooke at
240-6812.
"Get to Know St. Joe". The
parish school thrives because of the commitment of its volunteers. Family
involvement benefits our children and aids our faculty and staff in computer
lab, library, art, band, playground, cafeteria, Market Day, Spirit Day, annual
fundraiser, etc. Opportunities include simple short-term activities or more
involved and ongoing activities. Before school begins each fall, a
comprehensive list from the Home & School Association is available for
parents at "Back to School Night". For volunteer opportunities call the school
office at 441-0055 ext 200.
Scouting program for boys
eleven years old through their teen years. Fosters their belief in God, learn
new skills while working individually as well as with others. For information
on our troop call Gary Talken at 447-0171.
For boys from
first to fifth grades. A boy may join at any level. Each non-competitive level
has activities to develop the boy at that level. As first graders the tiger
cubs meet weekly with their parents. From second to fifth grade the cub scouts
meet weekly with their den, which includes the scouts and their leader. Monthly
pack meetings are held, which includes other dens and their parents. For more
information or to join call Rob Schierding at 926-3071
For girls from
kindergarten to senior high school. A girl may join at any level. Each
non-competitive level has activities to develop the girl at that age. Meetings
are at various times according to the group. The parish is assisted by the
girls several times throughout the year. For more information or to join
contact Karla Richardson 928-8846.
The Venture
Crew is a Scouting program for young adult men and women (14 and older and
completed 8th grade) to develop leadership, involvement in high adventure,
sports, arts and hobbies, ethics and community service with a religious
emphasis. All activities are organized by the youth members. The adult leaders
supervise these activities and are all seasoned leaders with certified training
credentials from the BSA. For information please call Mark Gross at
798-2034.
Everyone has a
story to tell! We can help you get started telling yours. Anyone who is
interested in organizing family photos safely and creatively is welcome. We
scrapbook twice each month. For dates and times check the bulletin. A donation
of $5 is donated to the Education Building Fund. A good way to meet and connect
with other women from our church and school. For additional information or to
find out when we meet call Julie Huber at 939-4941.
Serving at Mass
is a ministry of the church. Young adults and grade school members of our
parish, beginning in the 6th grade are encouraged to be trained and assist at
the Liturgies. To join contact Deacon Mike Piva at 441-0055 ext
104.
Parish-based
social ministry. An invitation to follow the steps of Jesus to further the
Kingdom of Peace and Justice through charity/direct service and social change
working for long-term solutions. For additional information call Sandy Garrett
at 300-1515.
A social
organization for those in the parish 50 years or older, promoting fellowship
and friendship. Meetings are held six times a year at 6 pm on the 3rd Friday of
the month in January, March, May, July, September & November. Members bring
a potluck dish. We have some type of entertainment. For more information please
call Elaine Green at 329-1639.
Ladies of our
parish who are of 18 years of age or older meet on Wednesday evenings September
through May in the gymnasium, from 8:15 to 10:00 pm. For information call
Eileen Stoll at 329-1111
This volunteer
helps in the church to take care of the votive candles, replacing candles which
are used, cleaning the candle glasses, etc. To join this ministry or to find
out more information call Jo Schultz at 928-9896
St Joseph's
Women's Ministry is focused on "Connecting Women thru the Seasons" by providing
a ministerial link available to all women of the parish community. The ministry
strives to recognize and provide emotional, spiritual and physical support
through various functions. Our goal is to increase the opportunities for all
women to feel God's love for them and for each other, as well as to support the
holistic development of these holy women through each stage of their lives.
Events include an away retreat each October, an Advent Tea by Candle Light, and
special activities for the liturgical seasons. For additional information call
Sister Mary at 441-0055, ext. 113.
A ministry
within the parish open to all teens, meant to give teens a sense of belonging
and having a voice in the parish. Spiritual and social events are planned
throughout the year in the parish along with events in the Deanery and
Archdiocese. Events are geared toward teens, their families, the parish
community and the greater community. Events are separated by two age groups,
one is the junior high which is 7th and 8th graders and the other is for high
school students.
Youth from the
seventh grade through high school are encouraged to belong. Some of the
activities the youth participate in are: Deanery and Archdiocesan events,
Pro-Life March, National Catholic Youth Conference, service projects, small
faith discussion groups, retreats, fun outings, and parish activities. Youth
ministry is a great way to become active in your parish and meet new friends.
To find out more information or to join please call the youth ministry line at
441-0055 ext. 151.
Adults (21 or
over) are needed to help us serve in various ways: chaperones for activities,
advisory planning board, help with refreshments for meetings and gatherings,
drivers for activities, help with service projects such as skilled labor and
support, help with fundraising activities, be a teen mentor, and basic office
skills such as some light typing or helping with mailings. To volunteer to
assist in this ministry, call Fr. Larry Huber at 441-0055 ext.
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