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Sacristan

Sacristan Sub Deacon John Verderber.

Name:Sub deacon John Verderber
Job:Sacristan
Email: oandrey@stlukeorthodox.com

Being a Sacristan is such a rewarding experience for me. I love to be involved with the Liturgy and to help Father Andrew whenever I can. Being in charge of the Alter Servers is a special rewarding experience for me as well. I was an Alter Server since I was in third grade in school and served almost everyday in the Catholic Church up until College. When I came to St.Luke's I told Father about my past Server experience and suggested that I assist him at Liturgy and help out the Servers. It is such a joy to see these boys mature in the Church and reminds me when I was a Server.

Job Description

The Sacristan takes care of all the needs of the Altar area for preparation for Liturgy on Sunday and Holy Days and assists the Deacons and Priests during the service. He makes sure that all vigil lights are working and the censer is prepared. When asked he provides all necessary objects for blessings and memorials. He is in charge of the Altar Servers and trains them so they able to assist during the services. He coordinates the Matins service on Sunday and keeps all liturgical books up to date. He is responsible to print the Sunday bulletin and inserts.

Sacristan Annual Report January 2010
Sacristan Annual Report January 2009
Sacristan Annual Report January 2008
Sacristan Annual Report January 2007
Sacristan Annual Report January 2005
Sacristan Annual Report January 2004