Sacramental Policies

Baptisms

Baptisms are usually celebrated every Sunday, except the first Sunday of the month at 1:15 pm (2^nd Sunday of  Easter – Christ the King Sunday) and 2:15 pm (Advent - Easter).  Parents are required to attend a Baptism Preparation Class for their first child.  Call the Parish Office to make arrangements for Baptism.

First Reconciliation & Eucharist

Usually received in the second grade and preparation is required.  Preparation begins in September.  First Reconciliation is received in November and First Eucharist is received in May.  Call the Parish Office to make arrangements.

Confirmation

Usually received in the ninth grade and preparation is required. Confirmation is received in May.  Call the Parish Office to make arrangements.

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults/Children

Any adult or children interested in becoming Catholic, please contact one of the priests or pastoral staff members of the parish.

Marriage

Please contact one of the parish priests at least six months in advance. Catholic parties are expected to be registered parishioners and attending Sunday Mass regularly.

Annulments

Anyone in need of an annulment should call the Parish Office to begin the process.

Anointing of the Sick and/or Communion to the Sick/Hospitalized

These Sacraments are available at any time. Please call the Parish Office to arrange to receive them.

Holy Orders/Vowed Religious Life

If you or someone you know may be interested in ordained or vowed religious life, please contact one of the priests or pastoral staff members.

Funerals

In the event of a death, the funeral director will contact the Parish Office to coordinate the funeral liturgy.

Perpetual Adoration of the Holy Eucharist

Adoration of the Most Blessed Eucharist is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Call the Parish office for more information.

Godparents/Sponsors

Anyone seeking to be a Godparent or a Sponsor must be a practicing Catholic (attending Sunday Mass regularly), at least 16 years old and have received Confirmation.  Anyone who is married must be in a marriage recognized by the Catholic Church.