Service and participation

Parish Groups

A diverse group of people, united by a desire to serve the liturgy, charity and the life of the community.

A community made up of people

Many gifts, one service

Parish groups work alongside the priests and the whole community in preparing celebrations, in administration, in charity, in music and in supporting people.

The groups currently active

The parish groups

Liturgy

Liturgical Group

It works alongside the priests to plan and prepare the liturgical arrangements for Masses and coordinates the presence of liturgical leaders during the celebrations.

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Administration

C.A.E.P.

The Parish Finance Committee assists in the responsible management of the parish’s resources, property and financial needs.

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Communion and Shared Responsibility

Parish Pastoral Council

A body for ecclesial participation which supports the parish priest in reflecting on pastoral life, listens to the community, identifies priorities and proposes concrete courses of action.

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Charity

Parish Caritas

It offers a listening ear, distributes clothing, and provides guidance and support to individuals and families in need.

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Pilgrimages and the Sick

O.F.T.A.L.

The parish group O.F.T.A.L. accompanies the sick, pilgrims and volunteers on journeys of faith, service and fellowship, particularly to Marian shrines.

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Music and prayer

Jubilate Deo Choir

The choir enriches liturgical celebrations and accompanies the community’s prayer through song.

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Consecrated Life

Suore Missionarie Immacolata Regina Pacis

The nuns offer their presence and service through prayer, education and the pastoral life of the community.

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Devotion and tradition

San Pantaleone

A community rooted in devotion, remembrance and the religious traditions practised by the parish community.

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Get involved

Putting your talents to good use

Every group is formed by people who choose to dedicate their time, skills and passion to the life of the parish.

Joining a group means meeting new people, taking on a practical responsibility and contributing to the growth of the community.

Would you like to get involved?

Join a parish group

Contact the parish office to find out about group leaders, meetings and how to get involved.

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