In every Church, art and architecture become the joint work of the Holy Spirit and the local community.  They come together in order to prepare a place to receive God's word in Scripture and the Eucharist.

This ministry creates a prayerful and inspirational environment that enhances the liturgical worship. Appreciation of the liturgy is achieved through the use of fabrics, plants, flowers, colors, textures, articles from nature, art, religious and other symbols, and any other appropriate materials that support the displays.  For the most part, color is dictated by the assigned liturgical colors utilized throughout the liturgical year for its seasons, solemnities, feasts, and memorials. The liturgy itself guides the themes used in "decorating" the various areas of the Church.

Attempts are made to vary the decor each year so as to avoid becoming expected and boring. Symbolism plays a major role in the Catholic religion, and many such symbols can be found within the decorations used to enhance the Celebration of the Liturgy.  The Holy Spirit is the guiding force behind all the work that is accomplished.