Altar Servers
Youth and young adult servers assist during weekend Masses providing a valuable ministry. Youth, in the fourth grade and older are invited to serve. Teens and young adults are especially encouraged to serve as you provide not only service at Mass but also a great witness to your peers and our community.Lectors
Lectors share God’s Word by proclaiming the readings at Sunday Mass. Training and resources are provided and scheduling is arranged to suit individual needs. Teens and young adults are especially encouraged to serve as lectors. Families may also minister together at the same Mass: parent with child, siblings, etc.
For more information, please contact:
Jane Parrillo at 401.847.6153 x 209 StLucyOffice@gmail.com
To the Sick and Home Bound:
A valuable ministry in bringing the Sacrament to those who cannot attend Mass, either to their private homes, nursing homes or assisted living facilities. Training is provided and scheduling can be tailored to individual needs.Music Ministry (Adult and Children’s Choirs)
Voices are always welcomed for our music ministry. Practice is held weekly and the choir sings primarily at the 10:30 Mass.
Cantors for Mass are chosen to lead the congregation at the Masses and on various occasions.
Adult and youth are invited to join.
Instrumentalists of all categories are also ask to share their talents for special occasions and holidays and holy days.
For more information, please contact:
The office at 401.847.6153, StLucyOffice@gmail.com
Children's Liturgy of the Word
At Mass, during the school year, our young parishioners are dismissed from Mass for their own age-appropriate study of the Liturgy of the Word . Adult leaders assist and conduct these sessions until the children are reunited with their families for the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
For more information, please contact:
Colette Savaria at 401.847.6153 ext 201 or at stlucycolette@gmail.com
Ministry of Greeter
In addition to our regular parishioners, St. Lucy's also enjoys the presence of many visitors and guests throughout the year. First impressions of the parish can be shaped by the welcome received. A kind word, smile, and a greeting (maybe directions to the restrooms!) can have a profound impact
For more information, please contact:
Jane Parrillo at 401.847.6153 or at stlucyoffice@gmail.com