Alter servers
Partaking in parish life as an altar server not only enhances one's personal spiritual journey but also allows parishioners to engage in the celebration of the Mass in a deeper, more profound way. By actively serving at the altar, individuals become integral participants in the liturgy, fostering a richer connection to the rituals and traditions of the Church.
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The earlier one begins this sacred role, the more sanctifying grace can be obtained, creating a lasting impact on one's faith life. This early involvement can instill a sense of reverence and commitment, encouraging a lifelong dedication to the Church and its teachings. In this way, altar serving becomes more than just a task; it transforms into a meaningful vocation that nurtures both the spirit of the individual and the community as a whole.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any qualifications to serve on the altar?
No qualifications are needed. The parish provides the necessary induction and training to ensure you are equipped with the relevant tasks.
What age groups are encourage to serve?
Children as young as 10 (and sometimes younger) have been altar servers in the parish. Many do not realise that often the Holy Spirit is calling you to this role.
Can both male and female serve?
Yes, serving is open to both female and male servers.
How often would I have to serve?
Serving frequency depends on the individual. Some serve weekly, others monthly. It is dependant on how much time you have.
How long will the training take before I can begin serving?
After a fer sessions, we recommend candidate assist other servers at first to see how they. get on. But the time is relatively quick.
