Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Become a Eucharistic Minister

Eucharistic Ministers at St. Peter the Apostle have the joy of sharing the Body and Blood of Christ with the community. This ministry is a beautiful way to serve with humility, deepen your own faith, and embody Christ’s love at the altar and beyond.

No prior experience is needed—just a prayerful heart and a willingness to serve. Come and be part of this sacred ministry that nourishes both the parish and your own relationship with God.

Who are Extraordinary Ministers?

Lay people who assist the priest in distributing Holy Communion at Mass and, when needed, bring Communion to the sick and homebound.

When do they serve?

At their regular Mass
On Holy Days and special liturgies (e.g., Thanksgiving, Easter Triduum)
To the sick, homebound, and those in care facilities

Requirements

Love and reverence for the Eucharist
Reliable and responsible
Comply with Parish Minister Dress Code

Responsibilities

Assist the priest with distributing Communion at Mass
Bring Communion to the sick and homebound (especially on Sundays)

A sacred privilege: Extraordinary Ministers help unite our parish family by sharing Christ’s presence in the Eucharist with all who hunger for Him.