Get Connected

Much of our Catholic Faith is about celebrations of God in our midst, from sacramental celebrations to social gatherings. We are called to live out our Christian heritage in community: communities as families, neighborhoods, support groups, professional groups, school groups and church groups and many more. Getting connected to a faith community is part of being Catholic. The community that Jesus formed had 12 apostles and many other followers. It was a community of mutual support and caring, a community that was commissioned to bring God's reign to their lives and to the lives of those around them. We continue this Christian tradition at St.Hubert's and encourage you to explore ways to get connected with this community of faith.

Getting connected can happen in many different ways. We hope that each of you will be able to find your connection to this community that will help you call this community of faith, home.

Getting connected ideas:

• Join us for hospitality after mass and introduce yourself to one other person or family
• Help host hospitality as a family
• Become trained as a Eucharistic Minister, Lector or Usher
• Help teach in the Faith Formation program and meet many other teachers
• Meet other parents in your childs grade section(either Day School or Faith Formation)
• Volunteer in our Nursery and meet other parents
• Participate in one of our small faith sharing groups
• Attend one of our semi-annual Ministry Fairs
• Join the St.Bernards workers on the second Saturday of each month
• Join one of the many groups/committees that provide ministry at St.Hubert's
• Share your time and talents at our Annual Harvest Festival
• Be creative in starting a new group

Each area, group or committee has a specific leader.
For specific questions or names of who to contact please contact the staff person responsible for Shared Ministry:

Deacon Tim Helmeke
(952) 934-9106 Ext 204
tim.helmeke@sthubert.org