An exciting new journey of faith begins here!
We are thrilled to welcome your family to our newly designed Sacramental Preparation Programs. Whether your child is just beginning their faith journey or preparing to receive the Sacraments as a young adult, we are honored to accompany your family as you grow closer to Christ and His Church.
The Sacraments are life-changing encounters with Jesus Christ. Our programs are designed to help children, teens, and their families deepen their faith through prayer, Sunday Mass, and active participation in the life of our parish.

For Students Entering 2nd–11th Grade
Our two-year program provides children and youth with a strong foundation in the Catholic faith while preparing them to receive the Sacraments with understanding, reverence, and joy. During the first year, students prepare for First Reconciliation. During the second year, they prepare to receive First Holy Communion and Confirmation. Children who have not yet been baptized will receive all of the Sacraments of Initiation during the second year of preparation. During your registration you will choose one of the below meetings. 

• Parent Meeting (English): Wednesday, September 2nd at 6pm (For parents with children entering grades 2nd - 11th Grade)
• Parent Meeting (Spanish): Wednesday, September 9th at 6pm (For parents with children entering grades 2nd - 11th Grade)

For Incoming 12th Grade Students
Our one-year program is designed especially for high school seniors who are ready to complete their Sacraments of Initiation before graduation. Through engaging catechesis, meaningful discussion, prayer, and community, students will prepare to receive Baptism (if needed), First Holy Communion, and Confirmation while growing in their relationship with Christ and embracing their call as lifelong disciples.
We look forward to partnering with your family as together we celebrate these beautiful milestones of faith. 

• Our Parent Meeting for 12th grade students (Bilingual) will be: Thursday, September 10th at 6pm (ONLY for parents with incoming 12th graders)