Family Life & Spirituality
Bereavement Ministry
Mission
Our mission is to extend consolation, prayers, and support to the bereaved of our community.
Qualifications and Skills Needed
A willingness to participate in one or more of the following activities: Pray for the bereaved, provide consolation and assistance to the bereaved family as needed, assist with funeral receptions, assist with the All Souls’ Reception and Stewardship Social.
Time Required
Attend two committee meetings per year. Attend Rosaries, Funeral Masses, and Funeral Receptions as time allows and participate in the delivering of bereavement baskets and sending of cards as time allows.
(619) 992-6395
gomezclarisa858@gmail.com
Chris Gomez
Childcare
Mission
To provide parents the opportunity to fully participate in the Mass by providing a safe, friendly and
engaging environment for children ages 1 (and walking) to 5 years.
Qualifications & Skills Needed
Childcare workers should relate well with children and have some childcare experience. A background check and Safe Environment Training is required.
Time Required
Childcare workers serve either during the 9:00 a.m. or the 11:00 a.m. Masses and should report 20 minutes prior to the start of Mass.
(858) 278-7894
Darlene Polak
Divorce Support
Mission
To reach out to those hurting from divorce or separation; to provide support and a path for healing and recovery through the Divorced Catholic Recovering from Divorce program.
Qualifications
A sincere desire to move forward towards healing and recovery; for facilitators - a practicing Catholic fully committed to living the Faith, has been divorced at least three years and has emotionally recovered from their divorce, has a positive,
hopeful attitude and strong desire to help other divorced Catholics.
Time Required
The program is 13 weeks, meetings are one and a half hours per week, plus "homework", including reading each session's chapter in advance.
(619) 322-8212
Rose Musico
Homebound Ministry
Mission
Our mission is to extend the celebration of the Eucharist along with the care and prayers of our community to the sick and the homebound.
Qualifications and Skills Needed
• Eucharistic Minister
• Must be 18 years or older
• Couples and families are welcomed
• Must be able to drive to homes or hospitals
• Application required
Time Required
• At least one hour (or less) per week, including travel time.
• Attend one 30-minute Communion to the Sick training.
Chris Gomez
(619) 992-6395
gomezclarisa858@gmail.com
High School Youth
Mission
To create a safe environment for the High School youth of our parish. We desire to help our young people grow in their relationship with God through Jesus with opportunities for prayer, fun, service and fellowship with other youth.
Qualifications & Skills Needed
Adults willing to serve our youth and help them delve deeper into their faith through a variety of activities. Please be aware that we Youth Ministry is separated into two age groups. Please let us know if you prefer working with High School youth or Middle School youth.
Time Required
Varies according to the activities in which you participate. Activities may include monthly youth event, community service opportunities, prayer services, parish events, outings, and refreshments after Sun. 11:00 a.m. Mass.
Arianna Calio
(619) 574-5704
Knights of Columbus
Mission
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's fraternal organization founded in 1882 in New Haven, Conneticut by Fr. Michael McGivney. The Knights was formed to provide mutual aid and assistance to the sick, disabled and needy members and their families and still provides these services through their insurance offerings. In addition, social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members, and their families welfare, war relief, and public relief works. The fore core principles of Knights are charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism.
Qualifications
The knights of Columbus is open to Catholic men 18 years and older
Time Required
Typically members attend a monthly meeting and participate in additional social and charitable activities as time allows.
Zac Dooley
(619) 574-5700
Ladies of
The Immaculata
Mission
The Ladies of The Immaculata is designed to encourage the women of our parish to grow in our faith. We believe in the development and strengthening of friendships with other women of the parish and seek for ways to serve and reach out to our parish community.
Qualification and Skills Needed
Women of all ages are welcome
Time Required
Meetings are held quarterly. Please look for announcements on the Beacon for more details.
(619) 851-3454
Vinita Rajah
Mental Health Ministry
(619) 574 - 5700
theimmaculata@sandiego.edu
Parish Office
Middle School Youth
Mission
To create a safe environment for the Middle School youth of our parish. We desire to help our young people grow in their relationship with God through Jesus with opportunities for prayer, fun, service and fellowship with other youth.
Qualifications & Skills Needed
Adults willing to serve our youth and help them delve deeper into their faith through a variety of activities. Please be aware that we Youth Ministry is separated into two age groups. Please let us know if you prefer working with High School youth or Middle School youth.
Time Required
Varies according to the activities in which you participate. Activities may include monthly youth event, community service opportunities, prayer services, parish events, outings, and refreshments after Sun. 11:00 a.m. Mass.
(619) 574-5704
Arianna Calio
Parish Rosary
For more information about this ministry contact the Parish office.
(619) 574 - 5700
theimmaculata@sandiego.edu
Parish Office
Senior Ministry
For more information about this ministry contact the Parish office.
(619) 574 - 5700
theimmaculata@sandiego.edu
Parish Office