Ministers visit the sick who are homebound or in nursing care facilities. These ministers may sometimes bring the Eucharist, requiring the volunteer to be a commissioned Eucharistic Minister, but this is not always the case. Please contact Fr. Robert Phillips at frrobert@stannerh.org.
The Knights of Columbus is the Saint Anne men’s group. This national organization, which provides many benefits to its members, welcomes new members. Our council meets the third Monday of each month at 6:45 p.m. Please join anew or renew your membership. Please contact Grand Knight, Bryan Sheffield, 10866gk@gakofc.org
We always need hardworking volunteers, including men, women, and teenagers, to help our fantastic group of volunteers who maintain our lawn in a wonderful way and to assist with building upgrades and maintenance, such as painting, flooring, roofing, transportation, pressure spraying, and mechanical repairs. This Christian service group allows the parish to save close to $20,000 a year by not contracting this to a lawn care business. Please contact Ron Pruszynski, rwpruszynski81@gmail.com
This group meets the first Sunday of every month at 2:30 p.m. If you are 18 years or older, have been Catholic for at least two years, are a mature and faithful Catholic, and are in conformity with the Teaching Magisterium of the Catholic Church, you are welcome to visit our group meetings as an Inquirer. To learn more, visit www.laydomsav.com.
Volunteers are needed to assist in planning and carrying out the activities of this group, which ministers to mothers with young children. This group meets on Wednesday mornings from 9:30–11:00 a.m. in Holy Family Hall.
Please contact Kate Wishart, mlc.saintanne@gmail.com
We need volunteers to assist in welcoming new members to the parish. We host a monthly doughnut Sunday as a part of this ministry. Adults and teens are invited to volunteer. Please contact Stephanie Kisgen, Kisgen29@gmail.com
St. Anne Parish Finance Council (PFC) is established as an advisory committee to the Pastor of St. Anne Catholic Church. The PFC works closely with the Pastor, who is accountable to the Bishop for the administration and stewardship of the parish’s temporal goods. The PFC is established to assist the Pastor in meeting these obligations. While the PFC does not have decision-making authority, consultation is at the heart of the decision-making process by sharing information, listening, contributing to the discussion, and promoting consensus. The PFC members are appointed by the Pastor and should have expertise in financial matters, banking, accounting, and other business and personal skills. The PFC shall assist the Pastor in developing a balanced parish budget for each fiscal year based on the priorities and goals established and approved by the Pastor. The PFC will be part of the review and oversight of the financial wellbeing of the church. Please contact Mr. Allen Lancaster at alancaster@tectaamerica.com.
We need volunteers to carry out the various tasks of coordinating our monthly parish potluck supper. It is normally the fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. We need people to organize the tables and chairs, common meals shared, and clean-up. Please help us out! Please contact Christine Bill, hchristinebill@gmail.com
The Stewardship Council works to encourage stewardship—using our time, talent, and treasure to serve God and his Church—with our Annual Renewal and Ministry Fair. We invite anyone who wishes to get more people (including themselves) involved in our parish to join the Council. Please contact Mrs. Joanne Pruszynski at rjjadprusz@aol.com.