Open to boys who have received their First Communion, the Altar Servers ministry provides a meaningful way to serve God and the parish community. By assisting the priest during Mass, altar servers help maintain the reverence and flow of the liturgy. This role fosters a deeper understanding of the Mass and encourages spiritual growth through active participation.

For more information, contact Candace Klumpp at (337) 789-5848.

Assistant Sacristans play a vital role in preparing the church for the celebration of the Eucharist. Their duties include setting up the altar, ensuring that liturgical vessels and vestments are in place, and assisting with other preparations to help maintain the sacredness of the Mass. This behind-the-scenes service is essential to the smooth flow of liturgical celebrations.

For more information or to become an Assistant Sacristan, contact our pastor.

A Catholic women’s organization committed to faith, service, and fellowship. Members work together to support parish needs and community outreach. Meetings take place on the first Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m. in Assumption Hall.

For more information or to join, contact Connie Nini at 337-224-5902.

Learn more about the Catholic Daughters of the Americas here.

The choir leads the congregation in worship through music and song. Open to parishioners of all ages (1st grade and older), the choir practices weekly and sings at various Masses and special liturgical celebrations.

For more information or to join, contact DeEtte Denette at 337-789-6274.

Volunteers assist in beautifying the church for different liturgical seasons, including Christmas, Easter, and Ordinary Time. This ministry ensures a welcoming and reverent environment for worship.

For more information or to volunteer, contact Candace Klumpp at 337-789-5848.

A prayer group that meets weekly to study and reflect on the upcoming Sunday’s liturgical readings. This gathering fosters a deeper understanding of Scripture and strengthens faith in community. Meetings are held every Tuesday at 4:00 PM at the Basile Library (3036 E Stagg Ave, Basile, LA 70515).

For more information or to join, visit our Come, Lord Jesus website page or contact Becky Leger at 337-580-4012.

Volunteers teach or assist in religious education classes, helping children grow in their faith and prepare for sacraments. This ministry is vital in passing on the teachings of the Catholic Church.

To volunteer, contact Deneen Ortego at 337-207-5284.

To learn more and register for CCD, visit our CCD webpage.

Volunteers collect and distribute food on the third Tuesday of each month at the First Baptist Church in Basile (3001 E Schambers, Basile, LA 70515). This cooperative effort between churches helps provide nourishment to those in need.

For more information or to volunteer, contact the church office.

A gathering of women who meet every other Thursday at 9:30 AM in Assumption Hall. This group provides a space for prayer, study, reflection, and charitable works, fostering faith and fellowship.

For more information or to join the group, contact Rosy Fournerat at 337-432-6768.

Ministers bring Holy Communion and spiritual encouragement to parishioners who are homebound due to illness or other circumstances. Regular visits help keep these individuals connected to our faith community.

For more information or to volunteer, contact the rectory at 337-432-6817.

A group for Catholic girls in grades 1-8 that meets monthly during the school year. Through faith, service, and learning, young girls grow in their Catholic identity and build friendships rooted in Christian values.

For more information, contact Danielle Young at 337-247-5446.

A Catholic men's organization dedicated to serving the parish and community through faith, charity, and fellowship. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Assumption Hall.

For more information, visit our Knights of Columbus website page or contact Les Martin at 225-413-7315.

Members care for the church by washing and ironing altar linens, decorating for liturgical seasons, and ensuring our sacred space is well-maintained.

For more information or to join, contact Candace Klumpp at 337-789-5848.

Parishioners with strong public speaking skills proclaim the Word of God during Mass. This ministry enhances the liturgy by delivering Scripture readings with reverence and clarity.

For more information or to become a lector, contact Candace Klumpp at 337-789-5848.

Priests visit and celebrate Mass for residents at the local nursing home every Tuesday at 9:15 AM. This ministry brings the presence of Christ to those unable to attend Mass at church.

For more information, contact the church office.

Parishioners commit to spending one hour each week in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament at the Adoration Chapel inside Assumption Hall. The chapel is open 24 hours a day, providing a space for quiet reflection and devotion.

To sign up for a weekly time slot or to substitute, visit the Chapel’s webpage.

A group of women who sew prayer quilts for the sick and pray for those in need and the deceased. Quilts serve as a tangible reminder of God’s love and our parish’s prayers.

If you would like to join the group or know someone who could benefit from a prayer quilt or prayer request, contact Trena Wendt at 337-432-6335.

This ministry promotes respect for all human life from conception to natural death. Members engage in prayer, fundraising, pro-life marches, and advocacy efforts to uphold the sanctity of life.

For more information, contact Christine Bacon at 337-207-2836 or Sheryl Doga at 337-580-6182.

The R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) program welcomes adults seeking to join the Catholic Church or complete their sacraments.

Through weekly meetings beginning each September, participants deepen their understanding of the faith, guided by a team of parishioners and clergy.

If you are in need of the sacraments or wish to convert to Catholicism, contact the church office or Steve Thompson at 337-305-1232.

Ushers assist in maintaining order during Mass by greeting parishioners, guiding seating, taking up collections, distributing bulletins, and helping with other logistical needs. This ministry ensures a welcoming and smooth worship experience.

For more information or to become an usher, contact the church office.