Lenten Faith Sharing Group Session Guidelines
Cherished Belonging: The Healing Power of Love in Divided Times, Fr. Gregory Boyle, S.J. Session 1 Introduction Chapter 1 The Wild One Chapter 2 The Cruelty Points Chapter 3 The Blindfold Chapter 4 The Tribe to End all Tribes Chapter 5 Actamiento Chapter 6 Visible Entirely Chapter 7 The Windows Chapter 8 Households of God Chapter 9 Fastest Route
Faith Sharing Group Facilitators Portal
We have worked to make this process both easy to access and simple to follow. Our hope is that each faith-sharing group will begin their first session by exploring the introduction to Cherished Belonging. From there, your group can decide on a reading schedule that works best for you—whether that’s covering one chapter per week, three chapters per week, taking a broader look at the book as a whole, or another approach that suits your group’s preferences. To support your …
Adult Confirmation Make-up Page
Confirmation Session 1, Introduction and Prayer February 6, 2025 Confirmation Session 2, Discipleship February 13, 2025 Confirmation Session 3, Who is God February 27, 2025 Confirmation Session 4, Church March 6, 2025 Confirmation Session 5, Baptism and Confirmation March 13, 2025 Confirmation Session 6, Morality March 20, 2025 Confirmation Session 7, Sacraments of Healing March 27, 2025 Confirmation Session 8, Eucharist April 3, 2025 Confirmation Session 9, Sacraments of Vocation April 10, 2025 Confirmation Session 10 Retreat on the Seven …
Reflection Question of the Week
Each Week Holy Family will provide questions for Questions for your Household to ponder to discuss and for prayer. There are many good reasons to read the Bible! The Bible is the living Word of God. The Bible was important when it was written, and its message rolls down the ages making it as relevant today! The Bible is one tool to facilitate an encounter with God. Sunday are beacons to learn more. The Mass is full of Bible passages …
Welcome to the OCIA and Older First Eucharist Process
We extend a heartfelt welcome to you as you begin this enriching journey through our OCIA (formerly RCIA) process and Older First Eucharist preparation. Your presence here is truly an honor, and we are deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in us. Walking alongside you, teaching you, and witnessing your faith journey is at the heart of our mission as Catholic Christians. It strengthens our own faith as we share in the life of Christ with you. Thank …
Christian Initiation for Children and Teens (OCIA)
Christian Initiation for Children (Ages 7+) This process is designed for unbaptized children, aged 7 and older, to enter the Church as fully initiated Catholics through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. The preparation typically spans one year and consists of four main components: Through lectionary-based instruction and facilitated discussions, both the children and their families are introduced to the fundamental concepts of Catholic liturgy, traditions, and beliefs. This preparation is designed to guide them toward receiving the sacraments …