Secular Franciscan Order-Our Lady of Angels Fraternity -Following Christ in the example set by St. Francis of Assisi. 

Adoration 1st and 3rd Fridays-Offers the opportunity for prayerful reflection to a deeper devotion to the Holy Eucharist and to grow more faithful. 
Adult Bible Studies- Explore Scriptures as a way to increase our faith as we are transformed by God’s Word. Morning and Evening Classes. 
All Belong to God- Adaptive learning strategies to teach learners with disabilities, where each person is created in God's image and are able to participate more fully in their Catholic faith.
Altar Cleaning- Parish volunteers rotate on a schedule to clean the Main Altar, Daily Mass Chapel and Meditation Chapel. 
Altar Servers- Assist the priest at Mass. Training after receiving First Communion. 
Altar Society - The Society promotes spiritual & social activities, caring for the Altars and Sanctuary. They meet once a month from September to June.
Card Making Group- Meets twice a month to make an assortment of cards for the different seasons of our lives both in need and in joy.
Cemetery Council-Holy Redeemer Cemetery Council is an advisory group to the Pastor.  This volunteer group coordinates the maintenance and operation of the cemetery. 
Coffee & Donuts-Provides refreshments for social hour after Sunday Masses.
Eucharistic Ministers-(Currently only Deacons Distribute) Help to distribute the Body of Christ and the Precious Blood during Mass and take the Eucharist to the homebound.
Finance Council-A parishioners advisory group to the Pastor regarding financial concerns.
Grief Support Group-Is a face to face GriefShare 13 week program to help one another through the process of losing a loved one.
Knights of Columbus-Is an organization of Catholic men who experience Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism by working together. They meet once a month from September to June.
Lectors-Proclaim the good news that is the Word of God in Sacred Scriptures to the worshiping assembly.
Lending Library-Materials are received by donation and placed in the Library in the parish hall.  Everyone is welcome to check out CD’s, books or videos.
Meals on Wheels- Provides a nutritious lunch to Seniors over the age of 60.
Men’s Spirituality-Meets twice a month for fellowship, increasing their faith and strengthening the community.
Music Ministry-Goal is to enhance the worship experience through melodic prayer for our various music groups.  They invite participation by the congregation and welcome others to join.
PHP (Parishioners Helping People)- Their mission is to provide prayer and assistance to those in our community. They offer; companionship, visit the sick, bereavement support and help with special projects.
Pastoral Council-Is a parishioners advisory group to the Pastor in matters of the parish, including spiritual and educational issues.
Prayer Chain-To reach out to those in need of prayers during a difficult time.  We do this by contacting our members by phone or e-mail to carry out the request.
Prayer Shawl & Rosary Making-Meets twice a month to knit or crochet prayer shawls and/or make      rosaries. The shawls and rosaries are given to offer comfort.
PREPARES-A response of the Catholic community providing families supportive services from pregnancy to age five.  Bi-Annual community baby showers and an organized monthly diaper distribution. 
RCIA-Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a program of faith discernment to understand and participate in the liturgical life of the Church.         
Religious Ed Programs-Assist parents in guiding their children to the fullness of the Catholic faith, through education, love of God and love of self. 
Right to Life-Provides resources for conception to end of life, programs and resources in the area to help heal from abortions, end of life issues and family concerns.
Rosary-The Rosary promotes devotion to Mary and contemplation upon the mysteries of Christ.  The Rosary is said Tuesday-Friday before Mass beginning at 8:30 AM. 
Ushers/Greeters-Greet and welcome parishioners before and after Mass. Provide needs for Father or Deacon during service, set up the Offertory and handle the Collections. 
Youth Group-From Middle School through High School, youth meet to share their faith, participate in activities together, grow and develop friendships.