Council Committees

We have five Parish Council Committees at St Michael’s. They enable the Council and parishioners to do all they can to lessen Fr Tony’s workload.


For more information or to volunteer, please contact the Committee representatives listed, through the Parish Office.

 

  • Caring Committee - Responsible for the well-being of St Michael’s parishioners who may require assistance. This includes a free, confidential social services program with a registered social worker (a parishioner). The committee coordinate Holy Communion for the elderly Ministry with home visits to infirm parishioners. Foodbank donations for St Vincent de Paul Society are managed by this committee. Read our leaflet → "What we do & What you can do"
    Contact: John Curtin

  • Communications Committee - Responsible for providing timely and concise information to all parishioners. A regular project is the maintenance of the Parish Register (database of Parishioners). The Committee is also responsible for investigating upgrades and implementing changes to our digital communication tools: Parish website, App, social media, database software etc.
    Contact: Jonathan Spencer

  • Community Committee - Organises and manages the logistics of running our Parish events. This committee regularly run and/or cater for joint Parish & School social functions, the Parish Annual Meeting and various religious educational activities.
    Contact: Fleur Ford

  • Liturgy Committee - Prepares music & liturgies for Christmas, Holy Week & Easter along with all other Masses during the Church year. Recent projects include recruiting & training sacristans and preparing a funeral advisory service for parishioners to pre-plan their funeral, or to assist relatives of the recently deceased.
    Contact: Fr Tony Dunn

  • Religious Education Committee - Presents a variety of programmes and talks on the Catholic Faith periodically through the year; they oversee the annual Sacramental Programme (Reconciliation, First Holy Communion & Confirmation) for our younger parishioners and the OCIA programme (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults).

  • If you are interested in joining a St Michael’s committee, contact the Parish Office.