Sacramental Life
Sacraments
Encountering Christ through the Seven Sacraments of the Church
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Baptism
The first sacrament of initiation, cleansing from original sin and incorporating us into Christ.
Sundays after Mass (by appointment)
Baptismal preparation class for parents and godparents
Confirmation
Seals us with the gift of the Holy Spirit and strengthens us for mission.
Annually (usually during Easter season)
2-year catechism program for youth; RCIA for adults
Holy Communion
The source and summit of Christian life – receiving the Body and Blood of Christ.
First Communion: Children in Grade 3 or above
Preparation classes required before receiving
Reconciliation
Also called Confession – the sacrament of God's mercy and forgiveness.
Saturdays 4:00-5:00 PM or by appointment
Experience God's healing love and mercy
Matrimony
The covenant of love between a man and a woman, blessed by Christ.
Marriage preparation course (minimum 6 months)
Celebrate your love in God's presence
Holy Orders
The sacrament of apostolic ministry – bishops, priests, and deacons.
For inquiries: Contact the Vocations Director
Answer the call to serve God's people
Anointing of the Sick
Christ's healing presence for those suffering from illness or old age.
Available upon request; communal celebration once a year
Strength, peace, and courage for the journey
The sacraments are the work of God, not of man. They are the privileged channels through which the Holy Spirit makes the grace of Christ present to the Church.
- Catechism of the Catholic Church