Altar Boys In Service to  the Holy Mass

Altars appear in the written record as early as 251 AD, meaning that the tradition must have developed even earlier. Altar boys in the Roman Catholic Church were first regarded as belonging to the clergy, thus they had to learn Latin prayers, songs and had to behave in a well manner and follow all the rules that were set on them. Many altar boys become priests later on. Altar boys help the priest during the Holy Mass with the books, censer and candles. This requires that the boys be responsible and disciplined as well as knowledgeable as to the order of the Mass. 

Contact: Justin Tam (Sacristan) Click here to view our current Server Schedule

Altar and Rosary Society  Serving the Church

This society cares for the Church. Members launder linens, clean the church, and may run events to raise money to purchase new items to be used in the church or for particular liturgies. Care for the flowers and the candles, and also handle the Rosary being done at the Church and at Mass.

Contact: Rosario Cichos at mdrcichos@aol.com

Choir of Saint Isidore

The Choir glorifies God by providing the song and chant for the Mass. The High Mass is also called a "Sung Mass" and also sing or chant the responses. In the traditional Mass, the choir speaks for the parishioners, although the parishioners might join with the choir.
The choir normally has these vocal types: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass.

We need people who like to sing and praise God with their voice.

Contact: Angie Pfeiffer at tonyang@peoplepc.com

Holy Name Society Service in the Holy Name of Our Lord

The Holy Name Society promotes the honor and glory of our Divine God and the personal sanctification of its members by acts of love and devotion to the most Holy Name of Jesus. The spirited life of its members is a perpetual act of reverence and love.

Our members perform the Corporal Works of Mercy: to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, give drink to the thirsty, shelter to the homeless, tend the sick, visit those in prison, and bury the dead; as well as the Spiritual Works of Mercy: to convert sinners, instruct the ignorant, counsel the wayward, comfort the sorrowing, bear adversity patiently, forgive offenses, and pray for the living and the dead.

Contact: John Cichos   

Legion of Mary Serving with the Blessed Mother Mary

The object of the Legion of Mary is the glory of God through the holiness of its members developed by prayer and active co-operation in Mary’s and the Church’s work The unit of the Legion of Mary is called a praesidium, which holds a weekly meeting, where prayer is intermingled with reports and discussion. Persons who wish to join the Legion must apply for membership in a Praesidium. 

This membership is open to Priests, Religious and lay people who wish to associate themselves with the Legion by undertaking a service of prayer in its name.

Contact: Bernadette Atencio

Book Store Serving the Faithful with  Literature and Art

The store is located in the basement of the Church. Books, shirts, prayer cards, icons, rosaries, and religious items of all kinds. Including audio CD's of sermons at St. Isidore. Credit cards are accepted.

Contact: Elizabeth Gaydosh at Leon.Gaydosh@comcast.net

Traveling Pilgrim Virgin Statue Service with the Blessed Virgin Mary

The Mission of St. Isidore the Farmer observes the Traveling Pilgrim Virgin Statue Devotion to Our Lady of Fatima.Devotional prayers, including five decades of the Rosary and a litany to Our Lady, are said each evening at 7:00pm at the host family's home and guests are encouraged to participate by praying at the same time.

Contact: Glen Ocana at gocana@directv.com

Ushers for Saint Isidore Service to  the Faithful and Newcomers

Ushers need to be people-oriented. Over and above the two basic services they render the local Church (showing people to their seats and taking up the collection), they need to put strangers at ease, make visitors feel welcomed, assist the physically and mentally handicapped experience the love of the Assembly of the Faithful, and help everyone who requires assistance.

Contact: Jerry Linnebur at Jerry5j@aol.com