The Parish Council is a ministry formed in accordance with Archdiocesan regulations and the directives of Vatican II. The primary purposes of the council are to formulate long term goals and policies aimed at serving the total needs of all parishioners including: spiritual, material, social and educational. Other responsibilities of the Council include: promoting dialogue between parishioners and the parish staff; co-coordinating parish activities; serving as advisors to the Pastor; developing community within the parish, etc. One of the prime roles of the Council is to be a model Christian Community. To this end, individual and communal prayer and personal Christian formation are of utmost importance to Council Members. All Parish Council meetings are open to all parishioners. The Parish Council meets on the fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Rectory meeting Room.

 Each of the nine Council members serves a three-year term. A selection process chooses three new members in December of each year. It is open to all adult parishioners and orientation is by current council members.

                   2007 Parish Council Members 

Cathy Hayden     Chairperson               928-6263 

Virgil Beer           Vice-Chairperson      946-0522 

Ed Carter            Secretary                    928-6824 

Msgr. Robert Jovanovic                         946-6717 

Father John-Paul Hopping                     946-6717 

Barb Boudreau                                        441-7155 

Jeannette Haar                                        441-0548 

J.J. Hecei                                                 441-9268 

John Orf                                                    940-2505 

Donna Payne                                           939-0511 

Greg Thornhill                                           685-1418

The following pages will help you know a little more about all the various faith organizations sponsored by 

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish. 

You will notice the amazing variety of organizations and all the volunteer hours they represent. 

These organizations help SEAS to be the active parish that we are. 

If you wish to learn more about an organization or volunteer to be a part of any organization simply 

by contacting the coordinator or the rectory staff.

Enjoy discovering all the groups that energize our faith community here at SEAS.