Parish Organizations
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St. Scholastica Community of Catholic Women
Coordinator: Constance (Connie) TaylorPhone: 352-527-2599e-mail:
Goals and Purpose: The Community of Catholic women is a Ministry of St. Scholastica Church. As a member of the Community of Catholic Women, you receive the grace of prayers that our member's say for one another. You become an integral part of our church and community. If you have just one day a year to give to our mission, you could be of great help. Just 24 hours is all it takes. You may help us with our many missions as Spirituality, Bereavement, Events, Respect Life or Leadership. Please consider being a part of our great mission. Doing God's work helps stregthen our spiritual life as well as our family life and adds great satisfaction to everything we do. The objectives of the St. Scholastica Community of Catholic Women are to praise Our Lord Jesus Christ and honor His Mother, the Blesses Virgin Mary; to promote spiritual and social activities for the general welfare of St. Scholastica Parish and to sponsor fund raising activities for the church, community, national and International projects. Membership is open to all Catholic women, 18 years of age or older.Responsibilities: We make our presence known by Corporate Communion Services, taking part in the Living Rosary, volunteering our services to the church and community,participating in Deanery and Diocesan functions, visiting and offering Rosary recitation for the bereaved and providing, when requested, a reception for the bereaved family of registered parishioners following the funeral Mass.
Helpful Attributes: Catholic women age 18 and over are eligible to join.
Time Commitment:
Training Requirement: None
Fingerprinting Required: No
Meeting Schedule: The 3rd Monday of the month fromSeptember thru May at 11:00 a.m. in the Parish Hall.
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St. Scholastica Knights of Columbus Council #14485
Coordinator: Jim Bobay, Church DirectorFurther information about St. Scholastica’s Council can be found at the Council’s website: www.koc14485.org or contacting a coordinator.
Goals and Purpose: The Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest lay Catholic family service organization for Catholic men over the age of 18.
Responsibilites: Charity is the first principle of the Order. Therefore, as Knights we are committed to charity, easing the plight of those less fortunate.- Unity is the second principle of the Knights of Columbus.
In unity there is strength.- Fraternity is the third principle of the Order. Through the Knights of Columbus men are able to band together as brothers to help one another in times of distress, sickness and death.
- Patriotism is the principle of the fourth degree. One of the reasons the Order was founded was to emphasize that Catholics are proud citizens of their country.
Training Required: None
Fingerprinting Required: No
Meeting Schedule: Monthly on the first Wednesday at St. Scholastica Parish Hall at 7:00 p.m.
Why You Should Become A Knight
If you're interested in helping those in need, serving your parish, growing in your faith or having exclusive access to top-rated insuran
ce protection for your family, then the Knights of Columbus is the organization for you.
For information on becoming a Knight, please email Jim Harvey - email: jharvey8@tampabay.rr.com
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The Parish Advisory Council (PAC) was established in 2015 to serve in an advisory capacity to the Pastor in administering the needs of the parish.
- The PAC also undertakes special projects at the request of the Pastor.
- The PAC is composed of a maximum of twelve registered members of the parish in good standing, who are eighteen years old or older:
- Two members are elected from the liturgical ministries: readers, ushers, sacristans, Eucharistic ministers, greeters and music ministry
- Two members are elected from the parish at large
- One member is selected to represent the Community of Catholic Women
- One member is selected to represent the Knights of Columbus Council 14485
- No fewer than two and up to six members are appointed by the Pastor.
- Members serve two-year terms and may serve up to two consecutive terms
- Regular meetings are held six times per year: September, October, November, January, March and May.
- Recent PAC Projects:
- Annual Marriage Jubilee
- Parish Ministry Fair
- Ministry Recruitment Weekends
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