Becoming Catholic – RCIA Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Becoming Catholic is what our RCIA program is about. This is a faith formation program for adults and youth (4th grade and older) who want to explore the possibility of expressing their spirituality in the Catholic tradition. Guided by parish mentors,
Bible Quest is a faith formation opportunity for all children in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades with their families to become more familiar with the Bible itself while watching a video about a Bible hero and participating in an object lesson. The sessions are held monthly from 10-11 a.m. on select dates. Schedule: Faith
Children’s Ministries This is an important time in your child’s spiritual development and it is our privilege to be walking this faith journey with your family. Our ministries are here to help support and guide you in developing the faith in your children. Every Sunday all children (Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade) get to learn about
In Kids’ Small Groups, the children in grades K-5 experience faith, fun, and friends in these small groups that meet between the Masses on specified Sundays of the month. In Kids’ Small Groups, our goal is to help children develop a strong bond with their faith community. The groups meet twice a month from 10-11
LIFE (Living Inspired Faith Everywhere) is our parish-wide faith formation program designed to help us grow our relationship with Jesus and each other. We come together as a church family to enjoy food and fellowship while praying, singing, and learning. Invite your family and friends to an evening of delicious food, creative talks, videos, engaging
Vacation Bible School is held on the third week in June for children ages four through those entering 5th grade. A central bible theme, combined with an “adventure” theme makes this an exciting week. Meaningful music, creative crafts, and super skits are just some of the great activities children enjoy as they learn more about
The Modern Woman’s Guide to the Bible Have you ever considered that your day-to-day struggles are, at their core, timeless and universal? Though your challenges are deeply personal, they are also deeply human, and God has provided workable solutions for you through the teachings of Christ and the Roman Catholic Church. Walking with Purpose would