Bringing Communion to the Sick

- Purpose: To bring Jesus in the Eucharist to those who are unable to attend Mass due to illness or disability.
  GROW: Be Missionary
  
  We bring the Eucharist to those who are unable to attend Mass due to illness or disability. These teams of ministers visit parishioners, who are homebound or in the hospital as well as those in assisted living communities and nursing homes. Training is provided. Safe Environment clearance is required. Join us in this rewarding ministry.
  
  *Please note: this ministry is temporarily suspended due to Covid restrictions.
- Ministry Contact
  
  Eucharistic Ministers to the Sick Lead
  
  Rich Marnik
  
  (972) 540-7170 Ext. 411
  marnik5sbcglobal.net
- IN THE HOSPITAL OR HOMEBOUND?
  
  Parish members in the hospital or homebound who wish to receive Communion can contact the Extraordinary Ministers of Communion to the Sick. To make arrangements call the Parish Center at (972) 540-7170 Ext. 411 and leave a message including a contact name and number.
Ministry FAQ's
- What is my time commitment to bring Communion to the Sick?
  Time Commitment:
  Extraordinary Ministers of Communion to the Sick are scheduled by their team coordinator to serve once a month. An annual gathering of Ministers of Communion to the Sick is conducted to review new procedures, to be refreshed in their dedication and to share in the fellowship of this ministry
- What skills are needed and what training is provided?
  Skills / Training:
  Training is offered by team coordinators to those interested in serving in this ministry. Worship aids and materials are provided. Safe Environment clearance is required.