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St. Catherine Laboure Faith Formation Program
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Faith Formation Notes 2019/2020
- Classes have begun ....
- Church Etiquette
- October 6th - Month of the Rosary begins
- October 13th 2 Glorious Mystery and Litany to Mary
- October 20th - 3rd Glorious Mystery, Mary Prayers and Students Rosaries
- October 27, 2019 4th & 5th Glorious Mysteries ... Litany of Saints
- November 3rd, November the Holy Souls in Purgatory & the Kerygma
- November 10th Baptism & Holy Souls in Purgatory
- November 17th, Holy Souls in Purgatory and the Liturgical Year
- November 24th St. Catherine Laboure & Poor Souls in Purgatory
- December 8th The Immaculate Conception
- December 15th Gaudete Sunday and Our Lady of Guadalupe
- January 5th Epiphany Sunday
- January 12th, The Baptism of the Lord
- January 19th - Part 1 Church Tour
- January 26th - Tour of Sacristy and Vesting Rooms
- February 2nd - The Presentation of the Lord
- February 9, Salt of the Earth
- February 23rd, Ash Wednesday & Lent Begins
- March 1st - 1st-5th Stations of the Cross
- March 8th, 6th-10th Stations of the Cross
- March 15, 2020 - 1st Week of Cancelled Classes
- Family Letter - How did your Sunday go?
- March 29th - 2 weeks without public mass
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Faith Formation Notes 2020/2021
- May 2021 Parent Letter
- March 2021 Parent Letter
- December 20, 2020 Parent Letter
- November Parent Letter
- Nov 2nd Second Grade Parent Letter
- November Annoucements
- October 25th, Parent Letter
- September 27, Parent Letter
- September 2020 - Reminders to Parents
- 2nd Grade Expectations/Parent Commitment
- 2nd Grade Outline
- Monthly Family Prayer will begin
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Faith formation notes2021/2022
- Invitation Letter A New Year
- Traveling the World with Mary Kicks off our new year back together
- Traveling the World Ends ... Classes begin next week
- Pictures from our Traveling with Mary program
- October the Month of the Rosary
- Looking Ahead to November - and our Holy Heroes
- Vocations
- St. Catherine Prayer - preparing for Advent
- Welcome Back from Christmas Break
- Upcoming 1st Reconciliation - Wedding at Cana
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Faith Formation News
Despite the snow and less than desirable roads this past Sunday our 2nd grade students were all present to make their First Reconciliation. Congratulations!
We continue to pray the Luminous Mysteries in our group prayer. Last Sunday we prayed the 3rd Luminous Mystery - The Proclamation of the Kingdom.
This Sunday we are praying the 4th Luminous Mystery - The Transfiguration.
Leslie Reagle
Director of Faith Formation -
The Domestic Church
1657 (Catechism) It is here that the father of the family, the mother, children, and all members of the family exercise the priesthood of the baptized in a privileged way "by the reception of the sacraments, prayer and thanksgiving, the witness of a holy life, and self-denial and active charity."170 Thus the home is the first school of Christian life and "a school for human enrichment."171 Here one learns endurance and the joy of work, fraternal love, generous - even repeated - forgiveness, and above all divine worship in prayer and the offering of one's life.
Faith Formation is a term that envisions a process of formation in faith from birth to death. It is a lifelong process. Faith Formation encompasses all ages - infants, children, youth, young adults, adults, elderly. It brings all participants into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ by bringing all the faithful together to learn, share and participate in the Catholic Church. Faith Formation means that we are always learning through the Holy Spirit, the Word of God, prayer, liturgy and God’s presence in our lives