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“There are two powerful influences on the planet-
the church and the home.
They both exist because God initiated them.
They both exist because God desires to use them to demonstrate
His plan of redemption and restoration.
If they work together they can potentially make a greater impact than if they work alone.
They need each other.
Too much is at stake for either one to fail.
Their primary task is to build God’s Kingdom in the hearts of
men and women, sons and daughters.”

(from THINK ORANGE IMAGINE THE IMPACT WHEN CHURCH AND FAMILY COLLIDE by Reggie Joiner)

2021-2022 Faith Formation  

Faith Formation Options: If preparing for a sacrament choose Option 1, 2 or 3
Option 1    Monthly Family Program for Grades 1-5 (Sundays with 9:30 Mass)               
Option 2    Seasonal Middle School Program for Grades 6-8 (Saturdays with 5pm Mass)
Option 3    Option Catholic School Student  (attends sacramental meetings & retreat)

If your child is in grade 2 or older and was not in a Faith Formation Program last year, please also choose either Youth Ministry or Children’s Liturgy of the Word as ‘make up’ for missed year.
     

Option LOW Weekly Children’s Liturgy of the Word during the 9:30 Mass
Option YG     Weekly Fun in the Son Grades K-2    Mondays 4:30-5:30
Option YG     Weekly The Jesus Kids Grades 3-5    Mondays 6:00-7:00
Option YG     Weekly Middle School Youth Ministry
Option YG     Weekly High School Youth Ministry

Restored Order of the Sacraments of Initiation

Our diocese has restored the sacrament of Confirmation to its original place in the initiation sequence:   Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. 

In celebrating Confirmation later, it may appear that Confirmation was the “crowning sacrament”, when, in actuality, the “crowning sacrament” is the Eucharist.  Baptism and Confirmation prepare us for the Eucharist.  By Baptism we have been given access to the family of the People of God.  In Confirmation we have been sealed in that relationship.  Now, we have the right to sit at the “family table” and share in the Body and Blood of Jesus.  The new practice will be First Reconciliation in grade 2 and in grade 3, Confirmation and Eucharist will be celebrated within the same Liturgy.

Catholic School youth are exempt from regular Faith Formation classes, but do attend sacramental meetings and retreat... so registration is necessary.