“Prayer is as necessary to our souls as food is to our bodies.”
— Characteristics of a Christian Steward
At St. Michael Parish, we strive to nourish the souls of all who gather here through a vibrant life of prayer. Prayer opens our hearts to receive God’s abundant graces — the graces necessary to grow in holiness and live as faithful stewards.
By offering encouragement, formation, and opportunities for communal and personal prayer, St. Michael Parish helps its members deepen their relationship with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Through the Holy Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, devotional practices, and quiet personal prayer, we seek to become a parish rooted in Christ and sustained by His presence.
Acolytes for Christ (Altar Servers) assist the priest before, during, and after Mass. Youth of the parish may serve as early as 4th grade and continue through high school. Training is required.
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
Our parish is greatly blessed to offer Eucharistic Adoration in our Adoration Chapel, located in the Parish Center next to the Parish Office.
Chapel Access
Lectors are entrusted to the prayerful proclamation of Sacred Scripture during Mass. Lectors must be able to read with clarity, sincerity and conviction. Training is required. Weekday lectors are also needed.
Music plays a vital role in the liturgy at St. Michael Parish, helping us lift our hearts in prayer and praise to God. Our music ministry seeks to enhance the beauty of the Mass through sacred music while encouraging the full participation of the congregation.
Praying for those in need or in time of crisis, when requested. The prayer chain is organized to receive prayer requests by phone or text message. Please call the parish office if you have a prayer request and we will send it out via FlockNotes.
Rosary Leaders
Members of this ministry lead the congregation in praying the Holy Rosary 30 minutes prior to the start of weekend Masses. This prayerful time helps prepare our hearts and minds to enter more fully into the celebration of the Mass.
