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THE COUNCIL'S MISSION STATEMENT
The Pastoral Stewardship Council proactively provides spiritual and administrative leadership in St. Patrick Parish. Each steward assumes responsibility for overseeing a specific set of ministries of parish life and facilitates those missions as required.




Pastoral Stewardship Council, February 2010
ST. PATRICK PARISH STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 2010

Left to right: Fr. Aldo Rañin, Ed Justi, Maja Johnson, Deacon Jaime Garcia, Joan Nikolai, Dennis Hood, Marci Russell, Fr. Tom Seabridge, Tamara Harding.  Not pictured: Joe Lang, Sean and Mayra Rabé

 

STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL

Communications - Sean and Mayra Rabé
Faith Formation - Joan Nikolai
Liturgy - Maja Johnson, Council Chair
Maintenance and Facilities - Ed Justi
Sacramental Outreach - Tamara Harding
Service Outreach - Marci Russell
Social Action - Joe Lang
Spirituality - Tamara Harding
Stewarship Formation - Dennis Hood
 




 

The Pastoral Stewardship Council provides spiritual leadership in St. Patrick Parish. It also oversees 60+ ministries and tends to the administrative needs of the parish.  The assumption of these responsibilities by the council frees up our pastor to minister to the parish's growing flock with the sacraments of our faith. Each member of the council has accepted the stewardship of a specific area of our parish life (i.e., Sacramental Outreach, Liturgy, Faith Formation, etc.).

The links on the left will take you to pages relevant to the council. Click on the HOME link to return to the St. Patrick Parish home page, where you can browse through the rest of the parish website.

You may contact the council by e-mail at stewardshipcouncil@stpatparish.org or by clicking on the individual steward's name in the list above.




The promotion of the practice of stewardship is important for the mission of the Church and for the spiritual well-being of each individual Christian. Everyone benefits from the sacrificial gift one makes of his time, talent and treasure. --  HIS HOLINESS POPE BENEDICT XVI