The Duties of a Maid
When we become a Handmaid of Our Lady, we not only learn activities to care for a home, but learn how to carry out them by cleaning our church. We wish to make certain that the House of God is spotless, and so we perform such services as may be necessary.
As girls of all ages are invited to attend our society, we have taken into account that not all can be expected to accomplish the same duties. Therefore we have contrived a system where one's duties grow with age. Every time a maid reaches a new level of work, her old duties are not cast aside but added to with those of her new station.
6-8
Laundry Maids of St. Veronica
Wipe down pews and choir loft
Organize altar boy cassocks
9-11
Parlor Maids of St. Martha
Dust side altars and stations of the cross
Dust choir loft
12-14
House Maids of St. Zita
Sweep floor
Dust tall statues
15-18
Lady’s Maids of St. Anne
Wash windows
Vacuum carpets and choir loft
And anything else the Housekeeper
may require.
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