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Volunteer Positions

Education Commission

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration (PEA) Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator oversee the entire PEA

program, assisting the Division Leaders whenever necessary and providing guidance and remediation

actions when needed. A major responsibility of the Coordinator requires regular recruiting efforts to

maintain adequate adorers to maintain our perpetual ministry. Additionally, oversee an optional

anniversary celebration each year, or recruit and delegate responsibility for this event.

PEA Division Leader:

Division Leaders are responsible for six specific hours of each day:

Night: Midnight to 6 a.m. Morning: 6 a.m. – noon

Afternoon: noon – 6 p.m. Evening: 6 p.m. – midnight

Responsibilities/Skills:

Take calls from and assist adorers needing a sub, switching to a different hour, taking vacations,

etc. Navigate the PEA website and instruct adorers in its use when necessary. Maintain

division's roster and Current (current week) and Permanent (ongoing) schedules of adorers and

substitutes. Orient new adorers to PEA procedures. Review Check-in process monthly.

Division Leaders may enlist an Assistant leader and or hourly captains to assist with any of

these responsibilities.

PEA Adorers:

Commit to one specific hour of prayer in the Adoration chapel each week.

PEA Substitute Adorers:

Substitutes enable us to keep the chapel open in the event of a regular adorer's absence when the

chapel would otherwise be empty. Substitutes respond to regular adorers' requests for a substitute for the

adorer's absence.

Faith Formation—Facilitator

Oversees group during Bible study, small group faith sharing or other faith formation group. The facilitator

opens meeting with prayer, keeps track of time, guides discussion and/or sharing to maintain integrity of

topic. Keeps group on a positive track and ends meeting with prayer. Will train.

Ministry	Contact	Links
Bereavement Support Team Provides bereavement support to those parishioners who have suffered the loss of a spouse, relative or friend. Facilitators coordinate Grief Support Groups every 6 to 12 months. Individual one on one grief support is also available for those that are uncomfortable with a group environment. Those involved make calls, deliver booklets and information on coping with grief, send letters and visit parishioners-in-need. Support normally continues for a year after a loss. There are ten people involved with this ministry.	Dc. Gary Christoff 573-645-6814