We have 16 Eucharistic Ministers who visit the sick and the homebound.  In bringing Communion to them, the Eucharistic Minister represents Christ and manifests their faith and charity on behalf of the whole community toward those who cannot be present at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.   For the sick, the reception of Communion is not only a privilege but also a sign of support and concern shown by the Christian community for its members who are ill.

 

It is an honor, a privilege and most of all a blessing to be a part of this Ministry.