K-6th Faith Formation
Helping parents pass on their faith....by sharing and living it at home
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FAITH FORMATION GRADES K-9TH
"...the home must continue to be the place where we learn to appreciate the meaning and beauty of the faith, to pray and to serve our neighbor. Faith is God's gift, received in baptism, and not our own work, yet parents are the means that God uses for it to grow and develop..." Pope Francis, The Joy of Love
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FAITH FORMATION FOR K-6TH GRADE - 2020/2021
K-1, 3-6th graders will be an online hybrid model, Christ In Us, with the ability to be completed at home, and transfer into the classroom once we begin meeting in person. Online portals and a workbook for the child and parent are included for the weekly assignments. There will not be Zoom classes held for weekly instruction unless requested by the family. This is a new and unique spiral curriculum program that includes many online learning options not only for the student, but also the parent and catechists. Parent help sessions will be available. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FAITH FORMATION GRADES K-9TH For more information regarding our program for K-4th grades, please contact Jeri Bollwitt, DRE.
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"A plant without roots does not grow,
the faith without the roots of the parent's faith does not grow." Pope Francis, The Joy of Love |
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Receive the light of Christ,
"Parents this light
is entrusted to you
to be kept
burning brightly."
We hope this new model, supporting parents with experiences and resources for living, praying, celebrating and sharing faith –
will better serve parents In keeping the promise they made at their sons and daughters' baptisms, to accept the responsibility of training and raising them in the practice of the faith.
Receive the light of Christ,
"Parents this light
is entrusted to you
to be kept
burning brightly."
We hope this new model, supporting parents with experiences and resources for living, praying, celebrating and sharing faith –
will better serve parents In keeping the promise they made at their sons and daughters' baptisms, to accept the responsibility of training and raising them in the practice of the faith.