Liturgy
Bishop Frank J. Caggiano commissions 25 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at Sacred Heart Greenwich
Bishop Frank J. Caggiano commissioned 25 senior students from Sacred Heart Greenwich as Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. The commissioning took place during a Mass of the Holy Spirit, an annual school event centered on the theme of love and friendship.
During the Mass, Bishop Caggiano spoke about the importance of friendship with Christ, noting that receiving the Eucharist confirms that relationship. He told the student volunteers that they would be blessed through their service in this ministry.
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