There are a few paths to Becoming Catholic – which one best describes you?
I have not been baptized in a faith tradition;
I was baptized into another Christian faith;
Baptized or not, this process begins when you contact Patty.
I was been baptized Catholic, but received no other Sacraments
I was baptized Catholic, am over the age of 18 and seeking Confirmation
Classes starting in October 2024 - contact Patty to get registered!
There is no right or wrong time to discern your spiritual journey is drawing you to the Catholic Church. Contact Patty Mayer at 964-3038 to continue your journey into full communion with the Catholic Church.
Children and Youth
~
Children and Youth ~
What to do if my child is over the age of 7 and has not received Baptism or is in 3rd grade or older and has not yet received First Communion (Eucharist):
Register student for grade-appropriate Faith Formation classes
Contact Tom Primmer to arrange for some discussion of your child's needs
Baptism for children ages 7-14: 2-3 Saturday morning workshops will be scheduled in the spring to prepare the children/youth for their Sacraments and Baptism will happen in the Easter Season.
High School students in need of Baptism, Eucharist, and/or Confirmation will be assessed as needed. Contact Tom Primmer
Students in Grades 2-5 who are in need of First Reconciliation and Eucharist contact Jackie King
Previously known as RCIA, the OCIA - Order of Christian Initiation for Adults - is the process adults go through to become fully initiated into the Catholic church. It is more than just learning the history, rules and regulations. It is building a relationship with God and the worshiping community.
To learn more about the process check the USCCB website.