Extraordinary Ministers ​of Holy Communion

There has been a wonderful and enthusiastic response to the restoration of communion in the Blood of Christ, and we need more ministers to serve Jesus' body and blood to communicants at Mass.

If you feel called to this way of serving God's people, please contact Michelle Hatch, [email protected]

About
​Eucharistic Ministers serve the Body and Blood of Jesus to the community at liturgy.

Volunteer​
Many have found the experience of ministering in this way deepens and enriches their own faith and prayer life.

This ministry is always open to additional volunteers who are available on a rotating basis.
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Eucharistic Ministers ​to the Sick and Homebound

Coordinator:
Deacon Luc Papillon
(805) 482 · 6417 x412
(805) 444·1563 Mobile
[email protected]

​Celebrating the Eucharist is central to our faith. However, due to illness or injury, many Catholics in our parish and community cannot join in the celebration. Our desire is to stay connected with them so we have a team of volunteers, Eucharistic Ministers to the Sick, who bring Communion to convalescent, nursing, and individual homes as well as local hospitals.
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If you or a loved one are sick, hospitalized and/or homebound and would like Communion brought to you, please contact the parish office or Deacon Luc Papillon.
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Volunteer
Take Communion to the sick, hospitalized and homebound, thereby taking Christ through faith and charity, on behalf of the whole community.
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If you feel called to this life giving ministry or would like additional information, please contact Deacon Luc.
Eucharistic Minister to the Hospital
If you are interested in bringing Eucharist to patients at St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital (Camarillo) or St. John’s Regional (Oxnard), contact their Spiritual Care Department (805) 988-2891.