Opportunities to serve or participate with our Outreach programs are listed below.
Adult Faith Formation (Bible Study)
Team Lead: Cindy Hartless -
What We Do: Thursday mornings or Monday evenings, we meet to learn and grow in our faith either through Bible Studies or book studies. This also provides an opportunity for fellowship and prayer.
Time Commitment: Thursday mornings from 9:30a - 11:00a throughout the school year at the parish office, or Monday evenings, from 6:00p - 7:15p at St. Paul VI Catholic HS. Monday evenings; follows the Religious Ed calendar.
Volunteer Ages: Adults
Food Pantry
Team Lead: Mike Parrino -
What We Do: The Food Pantry Ministry Team proudly supports the Dulles South Food Pantry. Our team collects the pantry donations after Sunday masses and delivers the donations to the Food Pantry. Our team also hosts food drives at Corpus Christi twice a year and volunteers at the Dulles South Food Pantry on a monthly basis.
Time Commitment: 1-2 times a year you are assigned to pick up pantry donations after 11:30 mass and deliver to the Dulles South Food Pantry on a Monday or Wednesday. You can also sign up for any of the monthly volunteer opportunities at the Dulles South Food Pantry which are about 1 hour long.
Volunteer Ages: all ages are welcome for all events. We are the only group in the Dulles South Food Pantry when we volunteer so kids are welcome!
Fundraising Committee
Team Lead: David Labuskes -
What We Do: Our members work to inform parishioners about opportunities to support Corpus Christi’s financial needs from both the perspective of our existing building obligations as well as our future aspirations. We also work to ensure that all the generous parishioners who have made our progress possible know how important their gifts have been and how much they are appreciated.
Time Commitment: based on your availability
Volunteer Ages: Adult
Homebound EMHC’s
Team Lead: Andy Light –
What We Do: Our Sick & Homebound Extraordinary Ministry visits the homes of our Corpus Christi Parishioners, Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital and Adler Center for Caring patients each weekend. The Church teaches us to be merciful in various ways. Our ministry's corporal work of mercy visits each of our local sick and homebound with the Blessed Sacrament of Holy Communion every weekend.
Time Commitment: Sick & Homebound Extraordinary Ministers (S&H EMers) visit 3 parishioner homes or patient care facilities [on average] each month, ranging between 10 to 40 minutes (It all depends on how long you choose to stay and meet with each sick or homebound ... it goes by fast!). S&H EMers typically choose to schedule their visits immediately after the Mass service of their choosing.
Volunteer Ages: You must be a trained Extraordinary Minister in order to volunteer for this merciful ministry. Specific training will be provided.
Homebound Meals
Team Lead: Michele Salzano -
What We Do: We are a group of volunteers who cook and deliver meals to parishioners in need. Whether homebound, new mom or for any other needs, email
Time Commitment: As needed.
Volunteer Ages: Adults as driving required.
Pro-Life Apostolate
Team Lead: Dolores Byrnes -
What We Do: Inform the parish about major pro-life events (March for Life, 40 days for Life). Possibly provide information for weekly pro-life corner in the bulletin. Be a liaison for the Church with the Arlington Pro-life department.
Time Commitment: varies based on your schedule
Volunteer Ages: adult