8 Things Altar Servers Need To Know

by Mass, September

Many, young and old, feel the call to participate in the Mass by becoming an altar server. Amazing! The following 8 tips will help altar servers grow in their fervor for the Lord and devotion.

To help you understand this better, we will use the triple-A battery.

I pray that God will keep you going, make this journey a meaningful one for you, and draw you closer to Jesus!

“May your attitude, your silence, the dignity of your service, the liturgical beauty, the order and majesty of your gestures, lead the faithful into the sacred greatness of the Mystery.”

Pope LEo XIV To Altar Servers

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