Ministries

About ​These are parishioners who assist the priest in various ways during Liturgy. Any parishioner, from fourth grade and beyond who has received his or her First Communion is eligible to serve at the altar. Altar servers are required to be at Church at least fifteen minutes before Liturgy begins....

About It is with great awe and humility that we approach our mission, being what we are called to be, ministers of and to the Body of Christ. As part of the Body of Christ we are called to share His Most Precious Body and Blood. At the celebration of...

About The Hospitality Ministers provide a welcoming, hospitable atmosphere at the Sunday Eucharistic Liturgies and other important parish liturgical celebrations. They insure the orderly progress of the liturgies by taking up the collection, by identifying families to bring the gifts to the altar, and distributing the bulletin.  This important ministry...

About ​​The Lectors proclaim the Word of God during Mass. It is Christ who speaks when Holy Scripture is read aloud in the church. Thus, lectors are privileged to assume the role of God’s heralds in announcing the good news of salvation. The proclamation of the scriptures fosters a greater...

About The musicians of our parish are filled with an amazing energy and dedication. Everyone greatly appreciates the time and effort of our choirs, cantors, instrumentalists, and accompanists. Some favorite hymns and responses for the Masses are quite dynamic and bring forth from all in attendance a special state of...

About Transfiguration of the Lord is blessed to have a very devout group of parishioners who participate with the Prayer Support Ministry through the telephone tree and an additional group who participate through email.  Contact Us Diana Gabriel-Rife  (419-310-3491) is the contact persons who initiates any prayer requests you may have. Although...

Would You Like to Join the Catholic Church? Joining the Catholic Church is a serious step. Transfiguration of the Lord Catholic Parish offers a process to those who may wish to join called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). There is a similar process for children called RCIC. RCIA...