The Liturgy committee serves the community by planning liturgies and encouraging people to use their gifts to enhance our prayer and worship.
Responsibilities include:
1. Recruit, train and supervise Liturgical Ministers
2. Plan Liturgies and special services
3. Educate the community on Liturgical issues
4. Establish guidelines for parish prayer and for leaders of liturgical prayer in accordance with the Diocesan Office of Worship and Liturgical Documents
5. Assist the Arts and Environment Committee in planning the Liturgical environment when necessary.
Arts and Environment Provides an attractive environment during the seasons of the church year.
Eucharistic Bread Makers Are parishioners who bake the Eucharistic Bread for the Masses.
Eucharistic Ministers Distribute Communion during Mass and for the sick and shut-ins.
Music Ministry Is composed of organists, pianists, various instrumentalists, cantors, and the choir. Musical is provided at Masses and services to enhance worship.
Proclaimers They proclaim the Word during Masses.
Sacristans They prepare for the Mass, They also assist the priest with special instructions and put items away after the Mass.
Ushers They meet and greet people coming to church, assist persons with special needs, hand out bulletins, and seat visitors. Ushers also take the collection, set up chairs when necessary, and organize the offertory procession.
Altar Servers They assist the priest during Masses and other Liturgical Events. You must be going into fifth grade to volunteer.
Liturgy committee also sponsors other events to enrich parish life.
Eucharistic Adoration Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held every Monday from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Benediction may occur if a priest or deacon is available
Rosary Rosary is offered every Friday at 7:00 p.m. Twenty-five parish families are prayer for each week during the Rosary.

Christian Formation and Education Committee:
The Christian Education and Formation Committee provides opportunities for Parishioners to continue the lifelong process of Christian growth. Parish School of Religion (PSR) is offered for children. Junior High/Youth Ministry Programs are offered for our older school aged children. Adults programs are also offered. Some programs include the following:
Sacramental Preparation (children)
--Baptism - Parents meet with the pastor or deacon for preparation before the child's reception of the sacrament.
--First Reconciliation - Parents attend 2 meetings and children receive instruction prior to the reception of the sacrament during the winter of the second grade.
--First Eucharist - Parents attend 2 meetings and children receive instruction prior to the reception of the sacrament in the spring of second grade.
--Confirmation - Parents and students attend 6 meetings and 4 with a sponsor. Students receive instruction prior to receiving the sacrament.
Parish School of Religion (PSR)
PSR provides religious education for children age 4 through 8th grade on Sunday mornings at Uniontown Elementary School. Youth Ministry meets Sunday mornings at Holy Spirit.
Youth Ministry
Youth Ministry meets Sunday mornings (at Holy Spirit) to help 9th to 12th grade students deepen their relationship with God and one another. They are involved in Christ's mission through summer mission trips, volunteering at local soup kitchens, retreats, Youth Day Masses, conventions, and socials, Living Stations, and fund raising.
Vacation Bible School (VBS)
This is a 4/5 day program in the summer for children from ages 4 to 11. Volunteers teach lessons, provide a craft, snack and music to help our children become more familiar with Bible teachings.
Renew
A Parish based program to provide spiritual growth and development. Small groups of Parishioners meet and discuss different themes. Topics such as the Papal writings. strong families, and personal spiritual growth are discussed in small faith sharing communities.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)
This program is the formal training for an individual who wants to be welcomed and received into the Catholic church. Weekly meetings with a team of trained leaders and sponsors guide prospective candidates through instruction in the Catholic faith.

Christian Service and Outreach

Family Life

Administration