PSR Classes begin September 17th. These classes will be held on the first and third Sundays of each month. PSR classes will be after the 10:30 Mass. PSR classes will end promptly at 1:30 pm. The complete schedule of class dates is available at the link below.
Lunch will be provided in the Parish Center after Mass for PSR students and family members. Lunch will be served on the first floor. After lunch PSR staff will guide students to their 2nd floor classrooms.
Classes last until 1:30 pm. Family members are encouraged to stay after Mass for lunch and fellowship. If you are not able to stay during the class time, please pick up promptly at 1:30 pm those for whom you are responsible.
First communion preparation will be part of the PSR classes for 2nd and 3rd grades. First communion preparation classes will be held at the regular PSR times.
Confirmation classes will be held on the 3rd Sunday of the month at the regular PSR times in the Parish Center.
A list of class groups and teachers is available at the link below.
A registration form is available at the link below. IF you have not pre-registered, please complete one form for each child you are registering.
Registration Form for PSR, first communion, and confirmation
Schedule for PSR Classes and Youth Masses
Teacher list for PSR, first communion and Confirmation
If you see a Cross in something do you think your mind is continually on Jesus? It is an interesting question to ask your soul.
I’m sure you have many ideas, but here is one to get you started.
Travelling on the roads, look up and see the Cross at the top of a light pole. Way at the top there are wires connected to the next one. I was thinking that believing and following Christ are like having wires to His Cross. It’s our life line. Without Jesus we have no life or true energy. We need God even if we feel we can handle life on our own, but we can’t ! God is in our life at all times even when we forget Him or live without acknowledging His presence. We weaken His presence when we turn from Him and how He wants us to live. The wires start to sag, sometimes they break, but Jesus’s Cross is always there. He didn’t hang on the Cross just so we could say “wasn’t that nice”.; or to just have something to talk about. He suffered and died for us to live not just here , but for all eternity.
If you feel your wires are sagging, breaking or even broke, look up. He is ready to reconnect. . He is always there; it is you who have turned away.
P.S. moment
Look at the world with holy eyes.
P.S.S. moment
“I See You In Everything”—of course a song by Toby Mac