After nearly three years on staff as an administrative assistant in our Ministry of Engagement, Stella Coronel has decided to step down to pursue new opportunities. Her last day was Friday, June 16th. We are incredibly grateful for all that she has done to help us live our mission of growing passionate disciples.
In our parish community, we often find ourselves sitting side by side in the pews, united in our faith but sometimes unknown to one another. It is essential for us to embrace the call of Christian hospitality, actively reaching out to our fellow parishioners, and fostering meaningful connections that strengthen our sense of community if we are to live our mission to Grow Passionate Disciples of Jesus Christ.
As passionate disciples of Jesus Christ, stewardship is at the heart of our mission to grow in faith and love. Last week, I wrote about our overall vision of stewardship by highlighting our Stewardship Committee’s core document which talks about three areas of stewardship – prayer, service, sharing. Today, I want to dive into sharing as I briefly update you on our parish’s finances to date.
As many of you know, Phil Konczyk has been leading music in our parish for over 18 years, and he will be stepping down to take on new projects in his full-time job with GIA.
In March, the newly formed Communication Committee submitted a survey to the parish to learn two things. One, to evaluate the satisfaction of parishioners with how they are receiving information regarding what is happening at the parish and two, the way or ways that they prefer to receive this information. This is a preliminary report on that survey to inform you of our progress.
After nearly three years on staff as an administrative assistant in our Ministry of Engagement, Stella Coronel has decided to step down to pursue new opportunities. Her last day was Friday, June 16th. We are incredibly grateful for all that she has done to help us live our mission of growing passionate disciples.
our parish, along with every parish in the diocese, will be holding a Eucharistic Procession.