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Intro to Stewardship
Stewardship
We are all stewards of the many gifts bestowed on us by our loving and generous God gifts of time, talent and treasure. Everything that we are and everything that we value and cherish comes from God, who calls upon each of us - as stewards - to receive his gifts gratefully, cultivate his gifts responsibly, share his gifts lovingly and return those gifts to him with increase.The ministries at St. Alexis Parish provide us with many and varied opportunities to give our time and talent in response to Gods call to stewardship. This booklet contains a listing and description of the ministries, committees and organizations currently active at St. Alexis, which exist to meet the many needs of our parish, our community and beyond. Volunteers serve all of these ministriesand we need more help! As a member of this parish community, you are a steward, and we need you to be an active steward! We invite you to participate in one or more ministries and share your time and talents. Perhaps you can suggest a new ministry for which there is a need.We are all stewards! Scripture teaches us that we are to share Gods gifts in justice and love with others, and return these gifts with increase to the Lord. Through reflection and praying to God about his blessings in your life, about what this parish means to you and what it can mean to others, you will find the path to embrace stewardship as a way of life.How will you give back to God your gifts of time, talent and treasure? If you would like to join any ministry, or if you have any questions about other ways that you can contribute your time, talent or treasure, please call the Parish Center at 724-935-4343 or go to the signup form on this page.
Liturgical
Liturgical MinistryAltar ServerAltar servers are chosen from among the faithful who display a desire to participate in an intimate way during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The primary role of the altar server is to assist the priest in the celebration of the Mass and other liturgies throughout the year. It is an extreme privilege to kneel so close to the altar as our loving Savior, Jesus Christ, becomes truly present. Youths, 4th grade and above, or adults who have received the Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Eucharist may become altar servers. Approval of parents is required for all school age children. Training is provided on an annual basis.Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion must be Catholics who have received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, be at least eighteen years of age and participate regularly in the liturgical and sacramental life of the Church and not be in violation of canonical law. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are commissioned to distribute the Eucharist at any Mass to ensure a timely and reverent distribution of Holy Communion. Outside of Mass, Extraordinary Ministers may assist priests and deacons in the distribution of Holy Communion to the sick and homebound. Extraordinary Ministers serve twice a month on a rotating schedule. Training is provided on a regular basis.Reader/LectorThe role of the lector is to proclaim Gods word to the congregation in such a way as to impart meaning and understanding. This requires an effort to first determine the intent of the scripture and then practice to provide a proper presentation. Workbooks are provided to assist with the preparation. The lector may also be asked to carry the book of Gods word into the sanctuary as part of the opening procession of the Mass. Lectors also offer opening comments and greetings, introduce the celebrant, announce the hymns and make concluding announcements. This ministry is active at all Sunday and high holy day Masses, and at other times, as requested. Lectors are scheduled on a rotating basis. Time commitment is one Mass per three week rotation.Greeters/UshersThe ushers attend to a variety of needs at Masses, including greeting and seating attendees, distributing bulletins, selecting gift bearers and manning the collections. Meetings are held each fall. Time commitment is weekly for a specific weekend Mass . Church Environment Decorating CommitteeThese volunteers help to decorate the Church for major liturgical seasons and holy days.Altar GuildThe altar linens are cared for by this group.Bridal Consultants/Ceremonial Coordinator The bridal team assists the bride and groom in planning the details of the liturgical celebration of their marriage. They are present to assist the couple and their families at the wedding rehearsal and wedding. No regular meetings are scheduled.
Music
Music MinistryAdult ChoirThe Adult Choir sings for the 10:00 a.m. mass most Sundays of the church year from September to Pentecost. The choir sings sacred choral music written in a variety of styles Rehearsal is on Thursday evenings from 7-9 p.m.CantorsThe Cantors are a very important part of the music ministry program. They sing the psalms and lead the congregational singing at all Masses. Cantors are expected to prepare the music for their scheduled liturgies and rehearse with the organist as necessary. A good voice and the ability to read music is highly desirable. Children’s ChoirThis parish group open to all children from grades 3 through 8. The choir sings at mass approximately once a month throughout the church year, including First Holy Communion Masses. In learning music for the Mass, the children receive training in music reading, singing and liturgy. The children’s choir rehearses on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00 to 4:15 p.m. in the church. Handbell Choir The Handbell Choir is comprised of 11 members ringing four octaves of Malmark handbells. The ringers play at Masses to highlight feast days throughout the liturgical year from September to Pentecost. Many of our ringers participate in the annual North Hills Handbell Festival each Spring. Music reading skills are required for this group. Rehearsals are Tuesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Resurrection ChoirMembers of this choir lend their voices in prayer and song at all parish funeral liturgies. The choir meets twenty minutes prior to a scheduled funeral to prepare music for the mass. Members of the Resurrection Choir are contacted by phone for each liturgy. No rehearsals other than the day of a funeral are scheduled.St. Alexis Schola CantorumThis is a group of auditioned singers who must have vocal or choral experience and must be fluent music readers. The group sings one Sunday each month at various masses. They sing sacred choral music in a variety of styles. Rehearsals are only one Thursday each month from 7-9 p.m.Life Teen BandThe St. Alexis LIFE TEEN band plays at the 6 PM LIFE TEEN Mass on Sunday Nights. The ensembles includes: guitar, bass, percussion, piano/keyboard, and vocalists. The band rehearses on Sunday’s at 4:30 leading up to the 6PM Mass. Interested musicians can contact our Director of Youth Ministry to get involved.
Prayer
Prayer MinistriesRetreat GroupsThe Mens and Womens Retreat Groups each attend an annual retreat during January at St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center on the South Side of Pittsburgh. Each year the weekend retreat focuses on a different theme upon which the various conferences, workshops and reflections are centered. Retreats take place one weekend each year.Critical/Emergency Prayer ChainThe prayer chain was designed to accommodate urgent prayer requests, such as surgery, illness or accidents. Anyone with a prayer request contacts the coordinator who then puts the chain in motion. Prayer chain members are contacted with the prayer request either by e-mail. Time commitment is your own personal daily prayer commitment.Vocations Prayer MinistryThe Vocation Committee consists of a group of parish families committed to praying for vocations on a daily basis. Prayers are offered for those discerning a call to religious life, for the college seminarians at St. Paul Seminary and those in theological studies at major seminaries, as well as all priests and those in religious life. Other activities include the promotion of vocation awareness, as well as affirming and encouraging all members of the religious life. Various days of prayer are celebrated throughout the year. Time commitment is your own personal prayer commitment.Eucharistic AdorationThe Parish offers an hour of adoration every Wednesday evening and everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. This hour consists of group vocal prayer, silent adoration time, and Exposition. Time commitment is 1 hour per week.Intercessory PrayerThe Intercessory Prayer group brings the needs of others before God. Prayer requests are placed into the parish prayer basket located in the back of church. Each month a prayer list is printed and mailed, or e-mailed to the members who serve in this ministry. Rosary Devotion Prayer GroupThis group meets the first Saturday of the month after the 8:00 Mass to pray the RosaryPrayer Shawl MinistryA group dedicated to knitting and or crocheting by hand prayer shawls for the sick, homebound and bereaved of our Parish. Each commit to personally praying for the sick and grieving as they create shawls for comfort and consolation. They also create baptism blankets for every baby baptized at St. Alexis Church. Our members meet on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. There are morning and evening meetings. Meetings are optional.
Community Events
Community Building EventsFlea MarketThe St. Alexis Flea Market is held annually each summer. It is a fundraising activity benefiting St. Alexis School. There will be approximately four collections for flea market item donations beginning in June. Collections will be held at various times, including Saturdays, Sundays and a week night leading up to the event in mid July. Many volunteers are needed for sorting during collection times, preparation and set up before the flea market, and cashiers, baggers, section monitors, loaders and clean up on the day of the flea market. This is a fun activity and a great way to meet fellow parishioners. Time commitment is 2 hour minimum.Hospitality SundayOn the third Sunday of each month, coffee and donuts are served after all the Masses. Numerous ministries and committees in the parish take turns, hosting one Hospitality Sunday each year. The purpose of Hospitality Sunday is to foster fellowship among parishioners. Time commitment is 1 hour per month.Lenten Fish FryThe fish fry is held each Friday during Lent and is sponsored by Parent Life of the LIFE TEEN program. Our fish fry is one of two main fundraisers for our youth ministry program; its also a great community building activity. Time commitment varies depending on the shift you choose and the level of commitment you wish to give.Golf OutingOur annual golf outing will be in its 9th year in 2012. This event is sponsored by and benefits our LIFE TEEN program. If you are interested in being on the golf outing committee to help organize this event, please contact our Directory of Youth Ministry.St. Alexis Festival DaysThe annual parish festival provides rides, games, food, entertainment, sweepstakes and auctions for the parishioners of St. Alexis and our neighbors and friends in the North Hills. The purpose of the festival is to promote community at St. Alexis, communicate the viability of the parish, and raise needed funds. The success of the festival requires the time, talents and treasures of hundreds of parishioners. Numerous committees meet according to their needs. Time commitment for volunteers during the Festival is a 2-3 hour shift over the four day event.
Hospitality
HospitalityHospitality Committee/RefreshmentsThis is the “Martha” ministry of the parish. This ministry is responsible for planning, serving and hosting parish-wide events that include refreshments.Welcoming CommitteeThe Welcome Ministry visits with newly registered members of the parish in order to provide information, encourage involvement in the parish community and personally welcome the new members. This ministry serves both the new members and the parish community at large by inviting the new parishioners to bring new ideas, freshness and vigor into the parish. The personal visit is a concrete demonstration to the new parishioners that we welcome their presence, their ideas and their involvement. Members stay in touch with occasional meetings and via telephone. Time commitment is 1-2 hours per month making a personal visit or a phone call to new members.
Community Groups
Community GroupsCatholic Men’s Fellowship A weekly gathering of catholic men to discuss the scripture readings for the following Sunday and to share their faith, experiences, fellowship and prayers. No special skills are required, only the desire for fellowship with other men of faith. Time commitment is 50 minutes early one morning each week throughout the year.Over 50 GroupThe Over 50 Group is a social organization for people over the age of 50. The group gathers for monthly entertainment and plans a travel destination each month. They also engage in providing support to St. Alexis School. Time varies with events. There are currently over 100 members and new members are always welcome.Boy Scouts and Girl ScoutsTroops meet regularly in the school building.Parent Teacher Guild – PTGThe Parent Teacher Guild of St. Alexis School works for the advancement of Catholic education by promoting parent-teacher relations, and provides extra educational enrichment programs for the school students. Community spirit is fostered by PTG sponsored social events and service projects, such as family night, school dances, father/daughter dance, roller skating party, teacher appreciation week and Scholastic Book Fair. General meetings are held four times each year. Time commitments vary – any amount of volunteer time is welcome.
Youth Ministry
Youth MinistryLife TeenLife Teen is a comprehensive program designed to minister to high school teens of all faiths from a uniquely Catholic base. Attempting to reach teens on spiritual, emotional and social levels, Life Teen responds to their need to be loved and accepted in a day and age where many young people experience a sense of hopelessness about their future and lack meaning and direction for their lives. To provide this direction, Life Teen encourages teens to embark on a journey of faith and relationship with God through Jesus Christ. At a weekly Life Teen Mass, teens enter into authentic and full worship of God with a faith community of peers, families and adult ministers. Following the Mass, teens meet with trained core members to learn about their faith in challenging ways through the SNL (Sunday Night Live) experience. There are a variety of other events ranging from socials to retreats to mission trips to service events that the LIFE TEEN program sponsors throughout the year. We are always looking for interested adults to help as CORE Team members. Core team members are our dedicated volunteers who give approximately 4-6 hours a week to help with our youth ministry program. There are always ways to get involved to- please contact our director of youth ministry for more info..Life Teen Parent LifeParent Life is a support ministry for the Life Teen Program that consists of parents of the Life Teen Members and other parishioners interested in helping teens grow in their Catholic Faith. Time commitment varies depending upon purpose or function.Edge Social Nights In addition to the Religious Formation program, EDGE is also our monthly social youth ministry gatherings and serves to bring together all our middle school students, whether they receive their religious education formation at a Catholic School, in Religious Education, or through homeschooling.
Children-Youth
Children and YouthSaint Alexis Catholic SchoolSaint Alexis Catholic School provides students with a Christian environment in which Catholic values are integrated into the entire curriculum. Because all learning is anchored in the Roman Catholic tradition, opportunities are offered daily for prayer, as well as living out the Gospel values which are imparted through the reading of scripture and reflecting upon its place in their lives. Sacramental life is encouraged on an ongoing basis as students attend Mass on a weekly basis and participate in the Sacrament of Penance during Advent and Lent.Catholic Schools WeekThis is a diocesan-wide observance, and is sponsored here at St. Alexis by the PTG, usually in January. Children’s Liturgy of the WordLiturgy of the Word for children is a ministry in which adults guide young children ages three through the first grade in experiencing an age appropriate reading of God’s Word. The children are dismissed from the 10:00 a.m. Mass and are engaged in the proclamation of the Sunday readings along with activities and music that enhance their understanding of the Word. Children return to Mass following the Homily.Religious Education St. Alexis Parish offers religious education for children beginning in kindergarten and continuing through Confirmation in the fall of their ninth grade year. Liturgical celebrations, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, retreat experiences and service opportunities are all incorporated into the religious education program. Class sessions are offered on Tuesday evening and Thursday afternoon. The Faith First text series published by Resources for Christian Living is the parish catechetical resource. Homeschooling“Parents have the first responsibility for the education of their children.” CCC 2223 All families at St. Alexis are encouraged to create an environment in their home that offers continual teaching of the faith. Some families choose to home school their children for their entire religious education experience. The Religious Education Office works closely with these families to ensure a positive well supported program with content that meets Diocesan homeschooling guidelines.Vacation Bible CampVacation Bible Camp (VBC) is held one week each summer for children from preschool through fifth grade. VBC incorporates Bible study, crafts, music and snacks built upon a Christ-centered theme that gives children an intimate experience of fun-filled learning. Junior and senior high students work with adult volunteers to conduct the program. EDGE – Junior High Religious EducationEDGE is the junior high school program designed to lead seventh and eighth grade students into a closer relationship with Jesus in format designed to maximize their learning. The EDGE program is designed to introduce students to a curriculum and structure similar to the Life Teen experience of high school students. Large group sessions and small facilitated faith sharing sessions along with monthly EDGE Social Nights are all incorporated into this ongoing program that culminates with the Sacrament of Confirmation in the fall of the ninth grade year.Children’s Liturgist/Catechists/Classroom AidesCatechists and Aides teach the religious education classes from September through April. The ministry of catechesis is a wonderful place for adults who love God, the church and children to share their faith. Call the Religious Education Office for more information or to volunteer.
Sacramental Prep
Sacramental PreparationBaptismal Preparation Baptism is celebrated on Sunday at 1:15 PM by appointment. Expectant parents are required to attend a baptismal preparation class that is held on the third Thursday of every other month. Sponsors are welcome to attend this session as well. Contact the Parish Center to register.First PenanceFirst Penance is celebrated during the Lenten season for children in second grade. Children begin formal preparation for the celebration of the Sacrament of Penance in the first grade with a more focused study and formation in the second grade. Parents of second grade children attend a formation session prior to their child’s First Penance.First Holy CommunionFirst Holy Communion is celebrated during the Easter season for children in second grade. All children begin formal preparation to share in the Eucharist in their first grade year. In second grade, this formation is intensified. Children are required to attend two years of religious education/faith formation prior to reception of First Communion. Parents attend a formation session prior to their child’s celebration of First Communion. A Jesus Day Retreat is held prior to the Sacrament as a faith-filled experience that draws children closer to Christ through teaching and activities that prepare them to receive the Eucharist. Parents attend a formation session prior to their child’s celebration of First Communion.ConfirmationConfirmation is celebrated each year during the fall semester of the ninth grade year. Students receive formation within their EDGE religious education program or their school religion classes during the seventh and eighth grade years. Preparation continues through the summer and into the fall of the ninth grade year. Other aspects of formation for Confirmation include various service opportunities, a one day retreat in the spring and two-day overnight retreat in the summer. Students also attend numerous Life Teen events to complete their preparation in the fall. Rite of Christian InitiationRite of Christian Initiation of Adults - RCIAThe Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a process intended for anyone who has never been baptized, a Christian who wants to become Catholic, or a baptized Catholic who never received Eucharist/Confirmation. Classes meet weekly beginning each fall and run through the Lenten season. Initiation occurs annually at the Easter Vigil Mass. Rite of Christian Initiation of Children - RCICThe Rite of Christian Initiation of Children is a process for children above the age of reason (age 7) who have not received First Penance or Communion. During this formation process, children will come to know Jesus through the scriptures and will be prepared to receive the sacraments at the Easter Vigil Mass.
Social Services
Social ServicesBlood DriveThe blood drive is a service to the parishioners of St. Alexis that enables them to reach out beyond our community. Two blood drives are scheduled each year, one in the spring and one in the fall.COURAGEThis is a diocesan sponsored international organization of those who struggle in homosexual relationships. Members support one another in living the virtues of the gospel by embracing the teachings of the Church on human sexuality through a structured 12-step program.Jesus in DisguiseThis is a program where all members of the parish can, in some small way, help people who are less fortunate. The nature of this help is in making available the small things that bring needed goods into the hands of the needy. It is called Jesus in Disguise because it is done quietly and without recognition.On Monday evenings help is needed to get a van and car packed with food, clothing, blankets and other assorted items to be distributed at 10:00 p.m. to the homeless of the city. This weekly effort provides comfort and safety to those who might otherwise be alone. Holy Family Institute - Thanksgiving ServiceMembers of the parish gather to prepare and serve Thanksgiving dinner to residents of the Holy Family Institute. Time commitment is 2-3 hours on Thanksgiving day.Knights of ColumbusThe local council serves 4 parishes in the North Hills region, and provides monetary support to various diocesan organizations, (i.e. St. Anthony’s School Program, McGuire Home, and T.R.Y.). They also assist as Eucharistic Ministers, ushers, etc, in the individual parish communities within their council region. Alcoholics AnonymousThis is a 12-step support group for recovering alcoholics.Locks of LoveThe parishioners and students at St. Alexis participate in a special service project to donate hair to the Locks of Love organization. The girls grow their hair throughout the year and the boys donate $1 for each haircut they receive. Girls participating in the project must have at least 10 inches of hair growth. Locks of Love provides custom fitted hairpieces made entirely from human hair and not requiring the use of tape or glue for children who have experienced a total loss of scalp hair. Most of the recipients suffer from an autoimmune condition called Alopecial Areata for which there is no known cure. Others have suffered severe burns or endured radiation treatment to the brain stem, as well as many other dermatological conditions that result in permanent hair loss.
Pastoral Care
Pastoral CareBereavement GroupThe bereavement ministry provides compassion and spiritual support for grieving individuals.Ladies of CharityThe Ladies of Charity is an international organization founded by St. Vincent de Paul and Saint Louise DeMerillac and dedicated to helping anyone in need. In living our faith, we find ways to serve the needy, poor, or anyone who needs assistance. This group is funded by the poor boxes in the church and private donations. Members serve at funeral masses as lectors and Eucharistic Ministers, and sponsor an annual Thanksgiving food and baby needs drive, an Angel Share Tree at Christmas, and an Easter food drive. Assistance is requested for areas such as rent, medical bills, lodging, etc. All requests for aid are held in the strictest confidence.Ministry to the SickThe focus of the Ministry to the Sick is to reach the people who are unable to attend Mass or who are unable to be involved in the community life of St. Alexis. The members are usually Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion who visit shut-ins, elderly and sick and bring Jesus into their homes. On occasion, they will also provide transportation for a parishioner to a weekend mass.Project RachelThis is a diocesan sponsored ministry to women who are grieving an abortion. Outreach Ministry to the SickThis ministry sends cards to parishioners who have been hospitalized, periodically calls on elderly/shut-in parishioners , serve as a 'resource' for social services such as transportation needs, and tries to coordinate help for other needs of the sick and elderly. Time commitment can be minimal (1-2 a month) or as much as you can help.
Administration
AdministrationFinance CouncilThe Finance Council is chartered in accordance with Diocesan guidelines to provide advice and oversight to parish staff on the business aspects of the parish. Finance Council members review the parish’s annual budget and provide guidance to the pastor on almost any area with an impact on parish finances. Finance Council members have been actively involved in tasks ranging from the annual Parish Share campaign, facilities assessments and fund-raising to auditing parish records, automating school tuition payments and improving communications on business matters within the paris. Finance Council meets at least quarterly. It is composed of nine parishioners, along with the business manager and the pastor. Members serve a four-year term. Individuals with experience in business management, accounting, auditing, marketing, public relations and other related business areas should contact the pastor to be considered for future openings. Audit CommitteeA sub-committee of the parish finance council, the audit committee consists of three members who review parish accounts in conformity with diocesan financial policies. This exercise takes place prior to the closing of each fiscal year. Members are appointed by the pastor.Capital Campaign CommitteeA sub-committee of the parish finance council, the capital campaign committee is made up of parishioners who, having demonstrated their commitment to the parish’s ongoing revitalization, give witness of their stewardship so as to encourage others.Parish Share CommitteeA sub-committee of the parish finance council, the parish share committee is made up of three members who attend an annual spring diocesan meeting to capture the focus of the campaign and to learn new methods for involvement of parishioners.Wills & Estate Planning CommitteeA sub-committee of the parish finance council, the wills and estate planning committee is made up of persons with backgrounds in law, financial planning, real estate, and insurance. This team of professionals helps parishioners by informing them at an annual meeting of vehicles that appropriately address their intentions regarding wills and estates. It is not the purpose of this body to promote any specific products — only methodologies of estate planning. The concept of stewardship is key to this educational process.Money CountersMoney counters share in the ministry of stewardship by preparing weekly deposits for the parish. Four teams of five members each are appointed by the pastor and are accountable to adhere to the financial policies of the diocese. Time commitment 4-5 hours once per month.Pastoral CouncilThe primary purpose and role of the Pastoral Council is to be an advisory board to the pastor on matters that affect the pastoral care needs and spiritual needs of the parish community, and to develop a goal oriented, long term pastoral plan. Parish members appointed to serve on the Pastoral Council go through a time of discernment and training and serve a term of three years. All functions and directives of the Pastoral Council are in accord with the directives of the diocese.Public Relations/CommunicationsThe processing and effective circulation of information is crucial to the life of the Church, as we know from the handing on of the gospel. Effective communication is also essential to enhancing parish life and maintaining a healthy, vibrant and informed parish community. This ministry draws from the gifts of those who have a background in marketing, journalism, audio/visual production, graphic arts, etc. Creative individuals who share a passion for these skills are asked to call the parish center. Time commitment is 1-2 hours per month.Stewardship CommitteeWhat return shall we make to the Lord for all that he has done for us? The stewardship ministry program seeks to catechize members of the parish to be responsible stewards of the gifts of time, talent and treasure that have been entrusted to them. A common theme of stewardship is sacrificial giving of time, talent and treasure.The basic principle behind stewardship is the reality that all giving is nothing less than a spiritual exercise and barometer of faith. As a community grows in faith, there is no limit to what can be accomplished. All of this is made possible with a sincere openness to God’s will and the grace of his Spirit. Buildings and Grounds CommitteeThis committee is made up of volunteers who share of their time and skills as good stewards of God’s creation. Participation in the spring and fall clean-ups and the volunteering of time, as available, throughout the year, is most helpful.Office Help/ClericalOffice volunteers perform the duties of receptionist and office assistant. They assist the pastor, business manager and parish secretary with minor office tasks such as preparation of Mass cards, parish registration forms and Baptismal information. In addition, they are trained to answer the telephone and greet guests to the Parish Center. Volunteers are scheduled weekdays from either 8:30 AM—12:00 PM or 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM. Time commitment is 4 hours twice a month.
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