Servers Ministry

“Therefore I urge you, brethren, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship.” Romans 12:1

About Our Logo

Comprising many symbols and shapes, the Logo of the Altar Servers is the culmination of our spirituality: servants of the Lord’s Will at the Altar and in the world.

Front and centre is the Santiago Cross, a symbol once used by Knights and pilgrims along the way to the Basilica of Santiago de Compostela, now famously known as the Camino Way. This Cross was a symbol of protection; the Knights protecting the pilgrims along their journey. It reminds us that we are all pilgrims on our faith journey, and that we will take care of our younger members on their own journey too.

At the intersection of the Santiago Cross is the Monstrance, a sacred vessel used to stand and display the Blessed Sacrament for public adoration. To us, the Monstrance is the heart and soul of every Server; the Body and Blood of Christ that we so closely serve at every Mass and Liturgy.

Atop the Santiago Cross is a gold and blue crown, signifying the One Lord and King whom we serve with all our life. Upon closer look at the crown, 2 letters can be made out: A and M. The blue portions highlight the letter “M” who is Mary, Our Mother and Queen, through whom we can grow closer to Our King. The 3 spires of the crown each form the letter “A”, which represent the “Angels”, the heavenly servants we seek to emulate; “Anthony”, our Parish Patron; and “Acutis” as in Bl. Carlo Acutis, to whom we look as our saintly model of faith, service and love. On top of each spire is a ball, with all 3 forming the rough shape of 3 persons; the Holy Trinity, from who all things begin and to who all things end.

About Us

We are a society of boys and young men growing and learning how we can be better servants of God together.

Our Calendar

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Contact Us

We may be contacted via email to altar-servers@saint-anthony.org

Support Services & Request For Support

If you require our support for Masses or Liturgies outside the celebrations of the Liturgical Year, do contact us.

Resources & Forms

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