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What are the three liturgical ministries of the Catholic Church?
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There are a number of liturgical ministries:
Acolyte (altar server)
Hospitality (ushers)
Eucharistic Ministry (Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist)
Lectors (readers)
Sacristans
Art and Environment (decor)
Music
Some parishes may have more or fewer depending upon the needs of the parish.
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.Catholic AnswerBishop, priest, deacon.
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