The Children's Liturgy of the Word is conducted during the 10:00 am Mass, usually twice each month (dates are announced in the bulletin).  Children (ages 4-9) attending Mass with their families assemble with the week's catechists in the chapel of the Academy of the Most Blessed Sacrament, immediately adjacent to the gym.  There, during the readings and homily, they are guided in an age-appropriate discussion of the week's readings with the other children of the parish.
The director of the program is Teresa Manning, who can be contacted at [email protected].

This group of parishioners prepares and serves breakfast on the second Sunday of each month (except July and August) from 8:15 am to 11:45 am in the school cafeteria providing a social atmosphere for the parish community. In addition, members prepare food for other parish functions and fundraisers such as Breakfast with Santa. 
To get involved, contact Tom Purcia at [email protected].

Parishioners are commissioned by the Pastor, in the name of the Archbishop, to distribute Holy Communion at Mass and to act as an extension of the parish’s liturgy by bringing Holy Communion to the sick and homebound.

Lectors are dedicated members of the parish
that proclaim God’s word through scripture
readings and offering the petitions at Mass .

Contact Daniel Long at [email protected].

This group is responsible for enhancing the celebration of feasts and seasons of the liturgical year through decoration of the worship space. This includes decorating the Church for the Christmas and Easter seasons. 
Please contact Karyn Mucks at [email protected] for additional information.

The parish is now live streaming Sunday Mass at 10:00 am, as well as several special Masses or prayer services depending on the liturgical season.  Live-stream ministers operate the equipment the parish has already set up, and use a switcher to cut from one camera to the other. 
Anyone interested in joining the live-stream ministry should contact Barry Donnelly, Director of Communications at [email protected].

Men and women of the parish welcome members of the congregation as they arrive for Mass, assist with seating as necessary, coordinate the Offertory collection, and distribute the weekly parish bulletin. 
Contact Ron Tattersall at [email protected]

Parishioners are invited to share their musical talents to enrich all liturgical celebrations. Currently there are two musical ensembles, the adult choir and the children’s choir. The adult choir meets on a weekly basis, while the children’s choir meets seasonally. The children’s choir sings at the children’s liturgy on Christmas Eve and the 10:30 am Mass on Easter Sunday. For rehearsal information for either of the ensembles, please see the bulletin. Instrumentalists are also welcome! 
Contact the interim MBS Music Minister, Dr. Lauren Longo at 201-891-4200.

The Religious Education Program at Most Blessed Sacrament has many opportunities for those who want to get involved in the faith formation of our children and youth. All volunteers must undergo Safe Environment training and a background check. Contact Diane Triolo at [email protected].

Each week, the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament uses dozens of altar linens during its schedule of masses.  At the end of the week, all of them need to be cleaned, ironed and folded for the following week’s liturgies.  Parishioners involved in the sacramental linens ministry follow an assigned schedule, which currently means that participants have a laundering assignment roughly once every two months (about six times a year).  Anyone interested in assisting with the Sacramental Linens Ministry should contact Joan McAuliffe at [email protected].