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Parish Councils

We, the people of St. Anthony of Padua, are a joyful Roman Catholic Community. We believe Our Lord calls us beyond membership to become His true disciples and live as One Body in Christ. Therefore, we choose to use our unique gifts to build a welcoming, interconnected gathering of the faithful that will be a beacon, a light to the world. - Parish Mission Statement, Adopted September 8, 1997.


Pastoral Council

The Pastoral Council is a chief consultative body to the pastor. Consultation is a sharing of wisdom through discernment, prayer, planning and collaboration that enables the parish to carry out its mission.  The pastoral council discerns issues that impact the lives of parishioners: prays, studies, and discusses those issues; and recommends practical ways of addressing them. If you have questions about the Pastoral Council, contact pastoralcouncil@ap.church.


Development Council

The Development Council is a collaborative group that works with the pastor to nurture a culture of stewardship and advance the parish’s long-term goals. It promotes the sharing of time, talent, and treasure; advises the pastor on growth initiatives; and helps secure resources to support the Church’s mission. If you have questions about the Development Council, contact our Staff Liaison, Joe Corona at jcorona@ap.church.


Finance Council

The primary purpose of the Finance Council is consultative. The Council is responsible for assisting the Pastor with parish financial administration, with the specific mandate to assist the pastor in the administration of parish goods. If you have questions about the Finance Council, contact our Staff Liaison, Barbara Beale at bbeale@ap.church.


Pro-Life Council

The Pro-Life Ministry at St Anthony of Padua is dedicated to promoting a Culture of Life throughout our community through pastoral ministry, education, advocacy and prayer. We are committed to recognizing and protecting of the dignity of every human life, from natural conception to natural death.  If you have questions about the Pro-Life Council, visit ap.church/prolife.

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