Hospitality Ministries

Coffee Minute after 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass
Description: The Coffee Minute is an ideal way to a) participate in the hospitality ministry of the parish with b) limited time commitment and c) maximum flexibility. You have an opportunity to share what you know and love about St. Dominic's while offering refreshments and hospitality to parishioners and visitors alike. It's a wonderful way to meet new people. For more information contact Kathleen Courtney at 776-2014 or kcourtney@xdm.com.

Coffee Break after 5:30 p.m. Sunday Mass
This ministry fosters community, welcomes individuals, and provides a space for the Holy Spirit to work among people at St. Dominic's through fellowship, refreshment, and information. It's an excellent way for newcomers to meet members of the church. Many attendees of this Mass come from far away, and they appreciate the welcome they receive from our ministers. We need more people with an open spirit to greet and encourage our parishioners and guests. For more information contact Anne McNertney at 377-9287 or annescs@hotmail.com.

Hospitality Committee for Special Events
This committee will arrange receptions for parish lectures, concerts, and special Masses. Duties will include set up, decorating, cooking and serving food, and clean up. We are looking for a chairperson to head the committee. Leadership will rotate among the group based on the event. We're looking for a sufficient number of people so we can take turns on events. For more information contact Karen Mitchell at 567-7824 or karen@stdominics.org.

Medieval Meal
Every August, the parish is treated to our special Medieval Meal made from authentic Medieval recipes. The hall is decorated, servers dress in period costumes, and guests eat with knife and spoon. We need people to help decorate our hall, cooks to prepare the meal with our pastor, and servers to dress up and serve the food to create an atmosphere of Medieval fun. Singers are appreciated. For more information contact Judie Doherty at judie123@sbcglobal.net.

Seder Meal
Description: We attempt to honor our Jewish roots with a Passover meal, which also illustrates how the Last Supper was celebrated and which formed the basis of our Eucharist. The menu makes use of Passover recipes for an evening that is a prayerful, informative, and festive celebration. We need help to cook, serve, set up, clean up, decorate, and plan. Singers would be appreciated. For more information contact Al Sheena at 921-7818

Newcomer's Meetings
To join St. Dominic's Church, please attend one of the bi-monthly new parishioner welcoming sessions. Dates and times of these sessions (always after the weekend Masses) are listed on the monthly calendar, found at the entrances of the church. Registered members of the parish have a right to the sacramental ministry of the parish and also an obligation to participate and support the parish.