Ministries & Organizations

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Our Eucharistic Ministers assist in the distribution of Holy Communion during Mass and bring the Eucharist to parishioners who are unable to attend because of illness, age, or other circumstances.

If you or a loved one is homebound and would like to receive Holy Communion, please contact the parish office to arrange a visit from one of our Eucharistic Ministers. We are honored to bring the comfort and presence of Christ to those who cannot join us for Mass.

For more information or to request a Communion visit, please contact the parish office.

Is dedicated to building community and  fellowship among our parish family. The ministry organizes our Building Community and Fellowship gatherings, including our Coffee & Donuts Sundays, providing parishioners with an opportunity to visit, welcome new members, and grow in friendship after Mass.

Community Life also plans and coordinates our annual Parish Block Party.

The rosary is recited every Tuesday at 1:30 pm in the church. All are welcome to join each and every week they are available to come.

The Rosary is recited in our Church.

The Stitchery Group meets each Thursday afternoon from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Church Narthex. Bring your crocheting or knitting and join the group.

Our Parish Council gathers quarterly in our St. Angela Room.

The Pro-Life group meets the third Friday of each month in the Church Narthex.  Everyone is welcome to attend to discuss the gift of life from conception to natural death.  The group will not meet in the months of June or July.

Our Men’s Club meeting is held on the second Monday of every month.  The meeting location varies.  All men of Immaculate Conception are welcome.

The Knights of Columbus meet on the third Thursday of every month. The meeting begins with a light dinner followed by the monthly meeting. All men of Immaculate Conception are welcome to attend.  The location of the meetings vary, check our bulletin for current location.

The Morris Ministerial Association organizes Lunches during the Lenten season.  When Immaculate Conception hosts the lunch, it is held in our St. Angela Room.

At the heart of our Religious Education program is the belief that parents are the first and most important teachers of the faith. We partner with families to nurture and strengthen each child's relationship with Jesus Christ, helping them grow in their knowledge, love, and practice of the Catholic faith.

Rooted in Christ and guided by the teachings of the Church, our program seeks to bring the faith to life in meaningful, engaging, and impactful ways. Through prayer, Scripture, sacramental preparation, service, and faith-filled learning, we help students encounter Christ and develop a lifelong commitment to living as His disciples.

Together, we strive to form hearts and minds that know, love, and serve God, both within our parish community and beyond.

Our High School Youth Ministry is a place where teens can grow in their faith, build authentic friendships, and encounter Christ in a welcoming and supportive community. Through faith-filled discussions, prayer, service, and fun activities, we help young people deepen their relationship with Jesus and live out their Catholic faith with confidence and purpose.

Is offered on the first Sunday of each Mass (October-May) during the 11:00 a.m. Mass.

What is Children’s Liturgy of the Word?

It's a special opportunity for children ages 4 through those preparing to receive First Communion to hear, understand, and reflect on the Sunday Scripture readings at their own level.

Following the Opening Prayer at Mass, children are invited to come forward with the Prayer Leader, receive a blessing from the celebrant, and proceed to the Saint Angela Room for their own Liturgy of the Word. During this time, they listen to the Scripture readings, participate in discussion and prayer, and grow in their understanding of God’s Word.

The children return to the church and rejoin their families after the Prayer of the Faithful.