The ministries and apostolates of any parish are the main way, outside of Mass, that each of us encounters one another and reaches out to the wider community to reflect the love of Christ while embracing the invitation that He has given to each of us in this life.

At the parish of All Saints, we have a wide assortment of ministries that you may feel called to or would like to explore, and if there is a calling within to serve in a particular way that you do not see available, please call or email us to discuss the possibility of expanding our ministry outreach. 

To aid you in discerning where you may feel called to serve, we have divided our efforts into a variety of categories below. If you are interested in joining one of them, simply contact the parish office at 513-792-4601 or submit a request using the interest form at the bottom of each page, a representative from the parish will be sure to reach out to you quickly.

The ministries are divided into the following categories, for more information just click the buttons below:

SACRAMENTAL:  These ministries are centered around major life moments in our Catholic faith, such as encountering the new life in Christ through Baptism, preparing for Marriage and the lifelong commitment that entails, or helping a family with the loss of a loved one in our Bereavement Ministry.

WORSHIP AND LITURGICAL LIFE: You likely see them each Sunday and Holy Day at Mass, these are the ministries most closely related to the praise and worship of our Lord.

FAITH FORMATION AND STUDY (Children’s and Adult): Formation in our faith and discovering the way the Lord is inviting us to live is a life-long process, beginning when we are little and continuing through to our final days. through these ministries you are encouraged to aid others in their formation while also growing in response to the Lord's invitation for your own life.

PARISH LIFE AND SOCIAL OUTREACH: These apostolates are most closely related to reaching out to our neighbors in need of a hand up at times in their life, helping to be Christ's hands in the world or shine a bit of light when it can seem darkest. Additionally, we need to take the time to strengthen our own bonds as a parish family, and several of these opportunities are ways to do just that.

PARISH OVERSIGHT: As we continue to thrive and grow, the need to maintain the gifts of prior generations while meeting the needs of our community is also clearly needed. To that end, we have several parish wide committee's which help to keep our parish family strong and united for any challenge that we may face, so that we may bring Christ's light and guide others on their path to a saintly union with God together.