Readers

Reading the Holy Scripture during Mass presents a wonderful opportunity to share your unique gifts and talents for the glory of God, while also, through sharing the Word of God –playing a vital role in enhancing the spiritual life of the parish community. This sacred act not only allows you to contribute personally to the worship experience but also helps to deepen the faith of your fellow pasrishioners, fostering a sense of unity and collective devotion.

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By participating in this meaningful practice, you actively engage in the life of the Church and inspire others to grow in their relationship with God.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can any one be a Church reader?

    Those who feel called to read should speak with the parish pries, who will guide you on the next steps.

  • Are there age limits?

    There are no age limits as such, although children who feel called to read should have their guardian/parent speak with the parish priest to ensure that safeguarding and other protocols are followed.

  • Will I receive training?

    Yes, initial instruction will be provided by the parish, and the Diocese often has resource and guidance available for those who need additional help.

  • How often will I read?

    The parish works to a weekly and monthly rota. And so the frequency of reading will be determined by your availability and the availability of others.

  • Who should I speak with?

    Speak with the parish priest who will guide you on the next steps.