Our Staff & Ministries

Our Staff

Pastor

Rev. Donald L. Przybylski

Parish Secretary

Lois Gates

Asst. Parish Secretary

Marilyn Rashka

Director of Faith Formation

Kathy Lesniak

Principal

Erin Bailey

School Secretary

Paula Makela

Our Liturgical Ministries

Greeters

Emmy Hack

693-4142

Greeters provide hospitality at all Masses. One person is stationed at each of the church entrances to welcome worshippers witha friendly greeting. No special training is required. A yearly schedule is sent to each greeter. New volunteers are always welcome.

Ushers

Leroy Hack

693-4142

Ushers are present at all Masses to welcome the people, find seating, pass the collection baskets, arrange for the presentation of the gifts, and take care of any emergencies. Scheduling is prepared for the entire year and changes monthly. New volunteer are always welcome.

Lectors

Janice (Bunny) Krieg

693-3662

Lectors or readers proclaim the Good News of the scripture to the congregation during Mass. Lectors should be high school age or older and as ministrer of the Word, are encouraged to study the Word of God to better share it with others. New volunteers are always welcome.

Eucharistic Ministers

Parish Office

693-2650

Confirmed Catholics willing to assist in the celebration of the Mass may volunteer and train to become Eucharistic Ministers to the congregation. New volunteers are always welcome.

Our Music Ministry

Parish Office

693-2650

Music is integrated with the liturgy so that the congregation is enabled and encouraged to actively participate in the celebration of the Mass. Music is provided for funeral Masses as well as at the weekend Masses. Scheduling varies throughout the year and church seasons. Sharing one's talent to enhance the liturgy is a welcome addition. Volunteers who wish to serve as cantors or wish to lead the congregation in song are welcome. Those who can play a musical instrument are needed.

Hospitality

Emmy Hack

693-4142

We, as Christians, need fellowship along with prayer, worship, education and stewardship. To help promote this fellowship, St. Paul Parish, through the Hospitality Committee, hosts eight fellowship breakfasts each year from October through May, following the 8:30 a.m. Mass. The breakfasts are held in the lower level of the church. All parishioners are invited to attend. A schedule of parish families is used so that each family is called upon once every 1-2 years to either host, serve, clean up or provide the breakfast fare. This is done alphabetically on a rotating basis. All other attendees enjoy themselves free of charge. The Hospitality Committee also offers their services at any other special events as they are called upon to help.

Prayer Ministry

Suzette Matis

693-2573

The Prayer Ministry involves a number of parish members who volunteer to pray for special intentions. The intentions are mailed to each volunteer monthly. This program gives the homebound of our parish family a very real and spiritual ministry in which they can serve…and thereby they have a greater awareness of the importance of their membership in our parish family even though they cannot attend.

Youth Group - “Saint Paul's Future”

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Shawn Gorski, Advisor

srgorski@mtc.net

Saint Paul's Future (SPF) was started in 2003 to provide a fun way for Saint Paul's youth to learn about their faith. They are committed to serving our parish and our community by demonstrating their Catholic values.

Saint Paul's Future accepts members grades 6-12.