Liturgy is public worship – the work of Christ and that of the Church, the Body of Christ. By virtue of our participation in Christ’s work as members of the Body, we also participate in the divine life of the Trinity, an eternal exchange of love between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This action – liturgical participation – is our right and duty by baptism (SC 14). As with any sacrament, the action or “doing” is all God’s, but as a good parent, he invites us to join in it, both as the worship for which we are made and for the sanctification of the world. Liturgy is an “action” of the whole Christ” (CCC 1136)
The Worship Committee oversees the liturgical life of the Church. It is comprised of representatives from the parish liturgical ministries, the pastor, deacons, the committee chairperson, Ted Marks and at-large members. The goal of this committee is to coordinate liturgical prayer and set and maintain standards for the overall Catholic ritual practices of our faith.
For details on a specific liturgical ministry visit one of the Quick Links below. If you are interested in serving in one of these ministries there is contact information listed for each.
