All Ministries
Adoration
Adoration is a time of quiet contemplation and prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, which is the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. It's a special opportunity to encounter the Lord in a profound way, to simply be in His presence, and to allow Him to fill our hearts with peace and love. We have Adoration every Tuesday 9am-9pm in our chapel, and Wednesdays 9am-9pm in the main church. Click below to learn more or sign up for an hour!
Altar Society
Our mission as the Altar Society is to ensure that the sacred spaces are clean and reverently prepared for the liturgical celebration. Please join us in fellowship for this fun ministry; we can always use a helping hand. We meet Monday mornings at 9:00am.
Bereavement Ministry
When someone we love dies, we can find ourselves dealing with changes, transitions, and a host of emotions. The bereavement support group is a way to find faith-based support for many different emotions of grief. By walking with others, we can help each other find acceptance and peace. To learn more or join the bereavement group.
Council of Catholic Women
Our purpose is to bring together the women of Holy Family in an effort to promote stewardship and friendship, share Catholic values, and encourage members to join together in common projects for the benefit of the parish and community.
All women of the parish are invited to come to join us! Meetings are the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Social Hall.
Choir
The faithful who gather together to await the Lord's coming are instructed by the Apostle Paul to sing psalms, hymns and inspired songs (Col 3:16). Song is the sign of the heart's joy (Acts 2:46), and it is said, "One who sings well prays twice." (CSL) To learn more about joining our choir please click the button below.
Digital Evangelization Committee
The Digital Evangelization Committee (DEC) at Holy Family supports the parish’s digital needs and evangelization. This includes updating the website, providing social media posts, and any other digital needs the parish has. Contact us for more information on how you can help!
Fellowship Committee
The Fellowship Ministry gathers together in love of God and dedication to our Faith. Through enriching events, we hope to bring our community together and stir up faith in God, love for other people and love for Jesus. We are here to help parishioners feel at home and supported. All are welcome!
Finance Committee
As stewards of the financial resources of Holy Family Catholic Church, the Finance Council is committed to ensuring that funds are managed wisely and openly and that our decisions are always consistent with the overall mission of Holy Family, it’s parishioners and the Pastor with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Grandparent Adoption Program
Are you looking for a deeply fulfilling experience with your family? Would you like to have a shared sense of purpose and accomplishment together? Do you want to work as a team to combat loneliness and isolation in an elderly neighbor as you pass on valuable lessons about empathy and compassion? Would you like to get to know other parish families in the process?
Handmaids of Mary
Handmaids of Mary is a passionately Catholic and unapologetically feminine club for mothers and daughters. Together they will grow in virtue, deepen their love of God through Mary and the Saints, acquire practical skills, grow their talents, and make cherished memories. Through these activities, mothers will intentionally prepare their daughters to be authentically feminine and Catholic in any future vocation. Handmaids of Mary is open to girls from ages 5 to 18 and their mothers. Mothers are an integral part of this group and are expected to stay and participate in activities. When a mother is unable to attend, a proper female substitute may act in her stead. This includes a grandma, aunt, older adult, sister, or good friend.
Homebound Ministry
Compelled by Jesus’ mandate, and filled with the Holy Spirit, Holy Family Home Ministry administers the Body of Jesus Christ to residents confined to nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, and parishioners confined to their homes.
Knights of Columbus
As the world’s greatest Catholic fraternal organization, the Knights of Columbus are called to build a community of brothers and sisters who accept and care for one another. They serve as a leaven of reconciliation and unity for the whole human family.
Liturgical Ministries
In addition to the ordained ministries there are various liturgical roles which may be exercised by lay people, including: acolytes (altar servers), lectors, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, cantors, choir members, instrumentalists, and ushers. Others support the liturgy by planning and organizing the liturgy, keeping the church clean and well-ordered, and providing decorations that reflect the spirit of the liturgical feast or season.
Luke TwoForty
Luke TwoForty is the brainchild of Father Joseph Minuth. Families from the Ogden area parishes meet monthly for activities to learn together and enjoy each other’s company. “As a group of young Catholic families, we’re trying to teach our kids more about the Catholic culture and the Catholic traditions,” Fr. Minuth. The group takes its name from the Scripture, “And as the child grew to maturity, he was filled with wisdom; and God’s favor was with him”.
Maintenance Committee
The Maintenance Committee supports the maintenance of the church campus and is a great way to grow in fraternity with other Christians. Members include architects, engineers, and anyone good with a drill.
Oblates of Saint Benedict
Oblates of Saint Benedict are Christian men and women who choose to associate themselves with a religious community of Benedictine Sisters in order to strengthen their baptismal commitment and enrich their Christian way of life. Oblates do not take vows or live in a monastery. They continue to live in the world while they strive eagerly to live out the values of the Gospel.”
Parish Council
The Holy Family Parish Council was established in union with the precepts and doctrines of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, the Pope, and its Bishops. The Council is to reach out to all the people of God, build up the Body of Christ, and fulfill His commission to spread the Good News. The council listens to the parishioner and community needs and empowers and guides the parish community to realize its goals.
Prayer Chain
The Prayer Chain Ministry is a ministry where a “chain” of people constantly pray for those individuals who are in need of prayers. Prayer request can come from anyone, bearing in mind the place of our faith in answers to our prayers (Matt 9:22, 28; Lk 5:20; James 1:5-8). Contact us with your intentions or to join the Prayer Chain.
Troops of St George
The Troops of Saint George is a ministry which aims to use the outdoors as a canvas and the Sacraments as a path to light the way for the formation of the boys of our parish. Fathers, guardians, and other fatherly figures are strongly encouraged to join their sons in this life of adventure.
Well Read Mom
The Well-Read Mom (WRM) Book Club is a means for women to accompany one another in reading the classics, great books, and timeless spiritual works from Western and Christian traditions to nurture our hearts and moral imaginations.
Youth Group
Through laidback, guided discussions, we learn about the depth of the Catholic faith and how to defend it amid so many attacks and our own confusion. Come join us Tuesday Nights at 7 pm in Federal Hall, Holy Family Catholic Church in the Education Building.