While we await our Sunday School classes to begin (first class is scheduled for September 30), we have opportunities for families to help break open the Word of God at home!   CHECK THIS OUT!  AVAILABLE NOW!

CHILDREN'S WORSHIP BULLETINS (began August 2018)  
 

We are excited to announce our CHILDREN'S WORSHIP BULLETINS designed for our pre/k children.  Each week, the bulletin will reinforce the Sunday Gospel.  Please look for these bulletins at Mass each week or ask an usher; they are available now!

On the front of the Children's Worship Bulletin, there is a SECRET CODE that unlocks hours of fun learning at home!  This secret code is unique to our church and allows SAFE and secure access to online games that reinforce the message for the week.  You can continue Scripture learning and discussion at home -- while protecting children from the hazards of general internet game sites.

Several games are rotated - Memory Match, Word Search, Gems of the Bible and Coloring Book -- so each week kids will have something new to play.  The games are geared toward all age levels so everyone can join in the fun!

Step 1:  Your child picks up a bulletin with a secret code on the front
Step 2:  At home, they enter the secret code at Games.ChildrensBulletins.com
Step 3:  Choose a game and play!

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Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Faith Formation


Seeds (Preschool)



Promise (Kindergarten)

Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Faith Formation Program

This is a liturgy-based program.  Weekly lessons are based on the Sunday Gospels PLUS a catechism handbook - What the Church Believes and Teaches. Children learn their faith—including formation in doctrine, sacraments, commandments, and prayer—within the rhythms and seasons of the Liturgical Year, encouraging a growing participation in the life of the parish community.

The Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Faith Formation Program: What the Church Believes and Teaches has been found to be in conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church by the Subcommittee on the Catechism of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.  Lessons and Teaching Guides receive the Imprimatur.