There are 120 families and divided into 5 Samudhay (5 Basic Christian communities). Economically most of the people are slightly below middle class. This worshipping community comprises of salaried people and retired senior citizens. The devotional aspect of the worshipping community is very strong. Based on the various ministries given in the Rule of life of the congregation we have given priority to our way of life and the mission. Regular prayer, community meeting, recollection with the diocesan clergy on monthly basis, participated in the recollections organized by the congregation, well planned celebration of the Liturgy of the hours with the people, Eucharistic celebration, Eucharistic adoration with the people, animating the basic Christian community meeting, catechism classes on Sunday, guiding the altar servers, youth, choir, communion for the home bound twice a month and attending to the emergency sick calls to the nearby two private hospitals and a District hospital are some of the salient features of our Eucharistic ministry. These ministries are divided among the community members. We collaborate with the diocesan program, attending the Parish Pastoral Council meetings, deanery meetings, participating CRI- Goa unit and its program.

On first Friday after the morning celebration of the Eucharist and the liturgy of the hours the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for 7 hours for adoration. Each Samudhay and community members avail themselves for adoration till 2pm and again at 5.30pm followed by Eucharist. Eucharistic celebration on the second Sunday of every month, Baptism and other sacraments are administered to the Tamil speaking migrants. We avail ourselves for retreat, recollection, nearby women religious communities and special talks on Eucharist for catechists and animating the parish youth, confirmation group. Etc. With the help of some of our vaddo members and others we receive dry ration and distribute them to the needy migrants in the construction site and on the seashore daily wage workers.