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Volunteer

- CHURCH CARE
- Church Cleaning Group
  Help to make our church presentable for worship! These groups of parishioners clean the church every other week on Monday morning. The group vacuums, dusts, and cleans the restrooms. The different teams (men and women) are asked to clean approximately five times a year and normally involve between one and one-half hour to two hours each time.
- Church Art and Environment
  Do you have a talent in interior decorating or a green thumb? Our parish is in need of people who are willing to donate their time and artistic talents to properly decorate the church building throughout the Liturgical Year. Other responsibilities include taking care of plants, ironing and placing banners. Please consider helping with a particular season or throughout the entire year.
- Parish Festival
  St. Agnes holds their summer festival on the first Sunday in August.
  
  The whole community is invited for games, food, raffles, and a silent auction. The festival is our parish fundraiser, aiding St. Agnes in offsetting operation costs.
  
  Volunteers are needed in many roles, large and small, to support this endeavor.
- AS EACH ONE HAS RECEIVED A GIFT, USE IT TO SERVE ONE ANOTHER
  
  ~1 Peter 4:10
- PRAYER
- Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary
  The Holy Rosary Society, St. Agnes Chapter, is a local chapter of the international Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary established “to praise and honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and to secure her patronage by the recitation of the Rosary.” All Catholic men, women and children are invited to enroll in the Confraternity.
  
  The sole obligation of membership is the weekly recitation of 15 decades of the Rosary, and to include thousands of members throughout the world in their intentions.
  
  Members, their families and guests are invited to attend monthly meetings held 6:30 pm in church on the third Tuesday of the month.
  Our annual Solemn Enrollment Ceremony is celebrated on the third Tuesday of October.
- Family Prayer Night
  First & third Monday Evenings of the month
  6:30-8:30 PM
  Doors open: 6:15 p.m.
  Sacrament of Reconciliation: 6:30 p.m.
  Rosary is prayed before Mass
  Mass: 7:00 p.m.
  Adoration following Mass
  Evening concludes with Divine Praises and
  repose of the Blessed Sacrament at approx. 8:30 PM
  Attend all or any part of the service
  that your schedule permits.
- Ministry of Praise
  The Ministry of Praise is a prayer ministry for elders, homebound, sick and disabled parishioners. People who join this ministry remember the needs of the parish, the church, and the world in their daily prayers. Members pay no dues, have no meetings, but are given a prayer booklet and receive a monthly letter with prayer intentions and suggestions.
- Prayer Shawls
  Prayer shawls are available to anyone going through a difficult time or has an illness and needs to feel God's presence in their lives and know they are prayed for by St. Agnes Parish members.
  
  If you know someone in need of prayer, stop in the Parish Office to pick up a shawl or call to arrange for the pastoral staff to bring a shawl and pray with them.
  
  New volunteers are always welcome to use their talents to create the prayer shawls!
- Prayer Vine
  Members pray for the intentions of parishioners. Contact the parish office if in need of prayer or to join the Prayer Vine.
- Serra Club
  The Serra Club is an international organization of lay people that works to promote, support and pray for vocations to priesthood and religious life. The West Side Serra club meets the 2nd Friday of every month at St. Agnes following the 6:45am Mass.
  
  Each meeting is an opportunity to grow in your personal faith as well as your understanding and appreciation for religious vocations. Speakers each month provide insights into the ministry happening in our Diocese and present ways to get involved. Some club activities include a Sisters Night Out, a summer picnic, a Christmas party for Seminarians, and the opportunity to go on Retreat with our Seminarians.
- The Rosary
  Pray the Rosary with the people of St. Agnes after the 6:45 AM mass on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; and before 8:00 AM mass on Wednesday and Saturday.
- WHOM SHALL I SEND
  HERE I AM... SEND ME
  
  ~ISAIAH 6:8
- COMMUNITY
- Saint Vincent de Paul Society
  The true worth of a society can be measured by the care it takes for the least of its members. St. Vincent de Paul Society is concerned with ministry to the least of our sisters and brothers in Christ. If you have a compassion for others, a desire to combat hunger, homelessness, and poverty, consider becoming a Vincentian.
- Care Ministry
  Care Ministry is a one-on-one lay pastoral care program that responds to a variety of parish pastoral needs. Care Ministers actively bring the love of God into people's lives by providing supportive care to those who are ill, home bound or in residential facilities, as well as those who face crises, trauma, loss, or personal dilemmas. As part of our bereavement ministry, we also reach out to those who have recently lost a loved one.
- Community of Christian Women
  All parish women are invited and encouraged to become members of the Community of Christian Women (CCW). Our goal is to provide fellowship, prayer and fun, while striving to benefit the less fortunate and our own parish.
  
  Proceeds from bake sales and several other functions each year, help us to donate to a number of charities. Events will be posted in the bulletin. Please join us!
- Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound
  Volunteers are needed to take the Eucharist to parishioners confined by age or illness to their homes. Each team consists of 4 volunteers with 1 team member per week taking the Eucharist to between 1 and 3 parishioners. Each team member does this once monthly after the weekend Mass of their choice; a weekday may be chosen to fit the volunteer's schedule. Training, including a brief prayer service, is provided for each volunteer. Time commitment depends on whatever conversation the volunteer includes after the brief service.
- Knights of Columbus
  Catholic men from the west side of Green Bay are invited to join Knights of Columbus Green Bay Council 617. This is our local council of the national Knights of Columbus organization.
- Men's Club
  The purpose of the Men's Club is to unite the men of the parish and promote spiritual and material undertakings for the good of our neighbors. A second collection is taken up each year for the group.
  
  Opportunities for fellowship for men of the parish include: Booyah, Fisherman's Night Out, and Steak Night. Funds raised support various projects and ministries.
- Peace & Social Justice Committee
  The Peace and Social Justice Committee meets on the first Tuesday of the month from 6:00-7:30 pm. The primary objective is serving a meal once each month at the NEW Community Shelter. Over 30 parish volunteers rotate to help accomplish this objective by baking cookies or serving the meal.
- Respect Life Committee
  The committee keeps St. Agnes Parish informed of Respect Life/Pro-Life issues; encourages education and knowledge of current happenings; provides materials and symbols to increase awareness; and communicates with political action and prayer networks.
  
  Committee meetings and the agenda vary depending on particular needs of the pro-life movement and desires of parishioners.
Contact our parish office at 920-494-2534 to learn more about any of these opportunities.
- IN THIS LIFE
  WE CANNOT DO GREAT THINGS.
  WE CAN ONLY DO SMALL THINGS WITH GREAT LOVE.
  
  ~ST. THERESA OF CALCUTTA

St. Agnes Catholic Church

Green Bay, WI

Volunteer

Contact our parish office at 920-494-2534 to learn more about any of these opportunities.