Deacon update: June 30, part 2
The meeting with Father Steve went about as expected.
He didn’t know me very well, so he wanted some details about my past involvements. He also wanted to know why I felt I had a call.
I told him about the number of people who have suggested the diaconate to me over the years. I also talked about the constant urge I’ve had over the years to do more than just sit in the pews, so I’ve been a lector, a church musician, a Catholic journalist, a homeless shelter volunteer, a committee member, and so on.
We also talked about the parish and some needs he sees (he’s only been the administrator of the parish for the past few months and was named pastor finally on Tuesday.)
He asked if I would help to get the social ministry committee back off the ground. I was involved with it years ago, but it died during the years I was out of the parish (though not just because I left!).
Hmm. Helping to get a social ministry committee started. Sounds like a deacon kind of activity.
Next up, I left a message for the director of deacon personnel to talk. I also just mailed in the registration form for the August day of reflection.
He didn’t know me very well, so he wanted some details about my past involvements. He also wanted to know why I felt I had a call.
I told him about the number of people who have suggested the diaconate to me over the years. I also talked about the constant urge I’ve had over the years to do more than just sit in the pews, so I’ve been a lector, a church musician, a Catholic journalist, a homeless shelter volunteer, a committee member, and so on.
We also talked about the parish and some needs he sees (he’s only been the administrator of the parish for the past few months and was named pastor finally on Tuesday.)
He asked if I would help to get the social ministry committee back off the ground. I was involved with it years ago, but it died during the years I was out of the parish (though not just because I left!).
Hmm. Helping to get a social ministry committee started. Sounds like a deacon kind of activity.
Next up, I left a message for the director of deacon personnel to talk. I also just mailed in the registration form for the August day of reflection.
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