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Coffee & Donuts are served on Sunday mornings after the 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. We can always use more help whether it is for one Mass or for the whole morning.

Check in at the RCIA room prior to 9am Mass, then head to Mass. After the homily, you will be dismissed back to the RCIA room for discussion of the scripture of the day. Then class will begin when Mass is finished. In class today we will have a discussion about Prayer: what is it? How do I do it? What's the purpose? Breakfast snacks are provided and childcare is available for kids 18 months of age and older.

Coffee & Donuts are served on Sunday mornings after the 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. We can always use more help whether it is for one Mass or for the whole morning.

Check in at the RCIA room prior to 9am Mass, then head to Mass. After the homily, you will be dismissed back to the RCIA room for discussion of the scripture of the day. Then class will begin when Mass is finished. Class will be about Human Dignity, Sin & Mercy. Breakfast snacks are provided and childcare for kids 18 months of age and up is provided.

Coffee & Donuts are served on Sunday mornings after the 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. We can always use more help whether it is for one Mass or for the whole morning.

SCHEDULE CHANGE! We will start with class at 9am. Class today will be about the Sacraments of Vocation (Marriage & Holy Orders). Then we will head to 11am Mass, where after the homily we will dismiss back to the classroom to discuss the Scriptures. Class will be finished when the 11am Mass is over at noon. Breakfast snacks is provided and childcare are available for kids 18 months of age and older.

Coffee & Donuts are served on Sunday mornings after the 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. We can always use more help whether it is for one Mass or for the whole morning.

Class is about the Season of Lent. What is this fasting, praying and abstinence about? & why do we smear ashes on our foreheads?? You will find out! We will also review the Rite of Sending then head to Mass at 11am. The Rite of Sending is an important step as we prepare to enter into the Lenten Season. At the Rite of Sending, those preparing for Baptism will sign the Book of the Elect, which signifies their readiness and willingness to be baptized. It is called the Rite of Sending because after that, they are sent to the Bishop where he gives his official blessing on their journey to receive the Easter Sacraments. Breakfast snacks are provided and childcare are available for kids 18 months of age and older.