Bishop Knestout approved plans for construction of a new Parish Center and to proceed with a Capital Campaign.
A Ministry Fair was held after Masses on September 8. Many opportunities are available for parishioners to volunteer in over 25 ministries that support St. Elizabeth parish and neighboring community.
Adult Scripture Class began on September 10 with the study of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs. Classes meet on line weekly until May with 22 participants.
Sister Rose-Ange Woulaou has joined the parish staff working part-time supporting Faith Formation programs. She is from Togo and is a Sister of Providence of St. Paul.
Throughout the month, the parish celebrated St. Phoebe who was a deacon in the early Church (Romans 16:1-3). Women involved in St. Elizabeth ministries were recognized for their contributions to the parish community. Every Sunday, different women shared their call and experience working in their ministries.
Faith Formation has begun with over 40 children registered in pre-school through high school and First Communion preparation.