Youth Sacraments
Baptisms
Catholic baptisms at All Saints Parish are a cherished and significant sacrament for the entire community. Through baptism, individuals are welcomed into the Catholic faith and become members of the Church.
At All Saints Parish, we believe that baptism is a lifelong commitment to living a faith-filled life and growing in one's relationship with God.
Our own Deacon Mike Klappholz is always available to answer any questions and provide guidance throughout the entire baptismal process, from preparation to the ceremony itself.
For more information, contact Ed Martin.
First Reconciliation
At All Saints Parish, First Reconciliation is an important step in a child's faith journey.
Led by our experienced Director of Childrens Formation, Stacy Cataldo, the program is designed to help children understand the sacrament of reconciliation and prepare them for this important step in their spiritual growth.
Through age-appropriate lessons and activities, children will learn about the importance of confession, forgiveness, and reconciliation. Our program also offers opportunities for children to practice the sacrament and receive the sacrament in a supportive and nurturing environment.
For more information, contact Stacy Cataldo.
First Eucharist
At All Saints Parish, we value the significance of the First Eucharist as a crucial step in a child's spiritual journey.
Led by our Director of Children's Formation, Stacy Cataldo, our program works closely with families to prepare children for this special sacrament.
With a blend of classroom instruction, prayer, and reflection, our goal is to provide a personalized and unforgettable experience for each child.
Our approach aims to establish a strong foundation of faith and knowledge that empowers children to continue growing spiritually throughout their lives.
For more information, contact Stacy Cataldo.
Confirmation
Confirmation deepens our baptismal life that calls us to be witnesses of Christ in our world.
To celebrate this sacrament, All Saints Parish invites students entering or past 10th grade to prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation through preparation classes.
Through this experience students receive the message of our Catholic faith in a deeper and more intentional manner, learning how the Holy Spirit animates and inspires each one of our hearts to help build up God's Kingdom.
For more information, contact Isabelle Werner.
RCIA
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