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Register Your Child For Religious Education (PREP) Today!
We offer PREP (Confraternity of Christian Doctrine) and Christian Education to all members of our parish under the age of 17 at no charge.
This is an exciting new addition to Saint Miriam. Please contact us by Email us at
or use the link above. Registration is now open for all programming.
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 Lectors/Readers: The Lectors and Readers are volunteers that read the announcements before Mass, the Prayers of the Faithful, and proclaim the Word of God in the first and second readings at weekend Masses and other parish liturgies. Schedule is here. Proclaim the word of God to the entire church! There are generally three readings during each Mass. Click here to join this group at our next training.
Eucharistic Ministers: Eucharistic Ministers assist in distribution of the Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Click here to join this group at our next training.
Altar Servers: Altar servers assist the priest during liturgies, usually at weekend liturgies. Click here to join this group at our next training.
Music and Choir:Music is a vital part of our liturgy! There are several ways to help. Become a Cantor, join our new Choir, or help choose music on our Liturgy Team! Click here to join this group at our next training.
Hospitality and Greeters: These volunteers greet people, pass out mass leaflets and seat those attending mass and they also remain after Mass to tidy the church.
Volunteering: Your time is precious. Volunteering for special projects in and around the church is a terrific way of serving and connecting with your parish family. Click here to volunteer!
For any other questions, or to find out how and where you can help, please email us at:
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 At Saint miriam we honor all Seven Sacraments, instituted by Christ Himself, which are outward signs of an inward grace acting in our souls. To learn more please read below and also visit our FAQ by clicking here.
Baptism:
Baptisms are celebrated within the weekend Liturgies and are offered approximately six times a year. Call the parish office for specific dates, times and places of preparation class, or email our pastor at
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Marriage:
Saint Miriam is honored to perform marriage celebrations to parish members and other interested parties. Pre-registration is required. Please email
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Confirmation:
Saint Miriam celebrates the Sacrament of Confirmation during the Easter Season, or email our pastor at
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Anointing of the Sick:
Please contact the Parish Office or Pastor directly if a family member or friend is hospitalized or homebound and would like to receive the Eucharist and/or the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. A Priest is always available 24 hours a day for on call emergencies. Please use email
for non-urgent needs and notifications, and voice mail at 215-701-4781 x 703 for urgent matters.
Reconciliation:
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered 30 minutes before all Masses, or by appointment. Email
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First Holy Communion (Holy Eucharist):
Holy Eucharist is the central element of all liturgies here at Saint Miriam, and an essential part of our unity with our Catholic Church. In order to prepare, we offer our children a period of formation. The program/process focuses on three major areas: Catechesis, Liturgical ritualization, and Community involvement. During the two years, the child is catechized both at home and by participating in faith formation sessions led by a member of the parish community. The parish also affirms and recognizes parents as the primary catechists of their children. To assist parents in this role and foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of the Eucharist and Reconciliation, the parents participate in adult faith formation sessions. Additionally, the child participates in rituals designed to introduce the children to the riches of the Eucharist and the life of the Christian community. Finally, members of the parish faith community support the children through prayer and receive them at a formal setting during a Celebration of the Mass. It is a great time of joy! Email
to learn more or to enroll.
Holy Orders:
A life long vocation of service as a permanent deacon or priest may be a call on your life? Are you listening? Willing to learn more? Click here.
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