Accompanying our families as they grow in their relationship with Jesus!!
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PARTNERS IN FAITH
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FIRST HOLY COMMUION
Saturday morning, May 7th we celebrated a very important event in the lives of 8 of our children, and their families, as they received their First Holy Communion. This event also touches the lives of all of us in Price of Peace Parish. Through the catechizing and dedication of their families and catechists they were very well prepared to gather at the table of the Lord. Our parish family will continue to support them as they grow in their Catholic faith.
These beautiful children gave witness to everyone gathered for Mass of the childlike qualities that God the Father wishes they imitate. “I assure you that whoever does not accept the reign of God like a child shall not take part in it.” (Mark 10:15) They show us how!
Certainly on the morning of May 7th we could all proclaim, “This is the cay the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it,” (Psalm 118:24)
Congratulations to Our First Eucharist Candidates
Emma Fitzgerald
Stella Fitzgerald
Erin Fitzsimmons
Chase Gilbert
Liam Lessard
Katherine Searles
Phoebe Szwed
Luca Zupnick
Saturday morning, May 7th we celebrated a very important event in the lives of 8 of our children, and their families, as they received their First Holy Communion. This event also touches the lives of all of us in Price of Peace Parish. Through the catechizing and dedication of their families and catechists they were very well prepared to gather at the table of the Lord. Our parish family will continue to support them as they grow in their Catholic faith.
These beautiful children gave witness to everyone gathered for Mass of the childlike qualities that God the Father wishes they imitate. “I assure you that whoever does not accept the reign of God like a child shall not take part in it.” (Mark 10:15) They show us how!
Certainly on the morning of May 7th we could all proclaim, “This is the cay the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it,” (Psalm 118:24)
Congratulations to Our First Eucharist Candidates
Emma Fitzgerald
Stella Fitzgerald
Erin Fitzsimmons
Chase Gilbert
Liam Lessard
Katherine Searles
Phoebe Szwed
Luca Zupnick
BIRTH TO FIVE
Resources and activities for families with young children.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Religious education programs for Grades K-6, junior high, and senior high.
Sacrament Preparation for Reconciliation, Eucharist and Confirmation.
Religious education programs for Grades K-6, junior high, and senior high.
Sacrament Preparation for Reconciliation, Eucharist and Confirmation.
PLAYLIST What is a Playlist?
A playlist focuses on a specific theme and includes activities that you can do individually or with your family at home. Activities may include videos, devotionals, printables, books, mission ideas, community service ideas, fun surprises, and links to additional resources. They are designed for families with children and will be labeled if they are appropriate for certain ages. There are also recommended resources for parents that may be helpful when children ask questions.
We will be adding additional Playlists every month or two.
A playlist focuses on a specific theme and includes activities that you can do individually or with your family at home. Activities may include videos, devotionals, printables, books, mission ideas, community service ideas, fun surprises, and links to additional resources. They are designed for families with children and will be labeled if they are appropriate for certain ages. There are also recommended resources for parents that may be helpful when children ask questions.
We will be adding additional Playlists every month or two.
YOUTH MINISTRY
Programs and activities that involve and engage our young people to experience opportunities in Evangelization, Discipleship, Spiritual Formation, Catholic Leadership, Mission Work, Scripture and the traditions of the Catholic Church.
Programs and activities that involve and engage our young people to experience opportunities in Evangelization, Discipleship, Spiritual Formation, Catholic Leadership, Mission Work, Scripture and the traditions of the Catholic Church.
Response to Christ’s Inner Awakening and RCIA
RCIA, or the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is the process through which adults learn about the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church and become members of the Church, eligible to receive the sacraments. As Jesus is the gateway to eternal life, RCIA is the gateway to the Catholic Church.
RCIA, or the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is the process through which adults learn about the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church and become members of the Church, eligible to receive the sacraments. As Jesus is the gateway to eternal life, RCIA is the gateway to the Catholic Church.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
The Church's catechetical mission aims to help the faithful of all ages to grow in both human and Christian maturity, enriching the whole of life with the leaven of the Gospel. Consequently, appropriate goals and content will embrace all the faith dimensions of an adult life—for example, understanding and communicating the faith, skills needed for personal growth, the experience of family life, relationships, public service, and concern for the common good.
Our adult faith formation ministry must engage the particular needs and interests of the adults in each local community. To be faithful and effective it will offer, over time, a comprehensive and systematic presentation and exploration of the core elements of Catholic faith and practice—a complete initiation into a Catholic way of life. It will do so in a way that is accessible to adults and relates to their life experiences, helping them to form a Christian conscience and to live their lives in the world as faithful disciples of Jesus.
The Church's catechetical mission aims to help the faithful of all ages to grow in both human and Christian maturity, enriching the whole of life with the leaven of the Gospel. Consequently, appropriate goals and content will embrace all the faith dimensions of an adult life—for example, understanding and communicating the faith, skills needed for personal growth, the experience of family life, relationships, public service, and concern for the common good.
Our adult faith formation ministry must engage the particular needs and interests of the adults in each local community. To be faithful and effective it will offer, over time, a comprehensive and systematic presentation and exploration of the core elements of Catholic faith and practice—a complete initiation into a Catholic way of life. It will do so in a way that is accessible to adults and relates to their life experiences, helping them to form a Christian conscience and to live their lives in the world as faithful disciples of Jesus.