Baptism Preparation Classes
These classes are held four times a year (January, April, July and October).  Part one deals with the sacramental symbols of baptism.  Part 2 covers the parental role in the sacrament. The class lasts about 1 hour 15 minutes.  It is recommended that the classes be completed before the baby is born.  Pre- registration is required. Please contact the parish office to sign up.  Top of Page

Baptism
Infant Baptisms are celebrated at any Mass, any weekend (except during Lent).  Call the office two months in advance.  First time parents must attend a 2-part Baptism Preparation session, which is held four times a year.  Call the office to pre-register for the session. Top of Page

First Reconciliation
The norm in our Diocese is to celebrate this sacrament in the second grade.  However, parents can decide to defer to when they think their child is ready. Families learn of God’s wonderful mercy and healing grace through the celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation.  The key here is the change of heart necessary to make peace with those who have been hurt by actions or lack of appropriate action. Top of Page

First Eucharist
This sacrament is generally celebrated in the second grade.  Eucharist means giving thanks.  It is an active, participative event in the lives of children and their families.  The actions of belonging, gathering, listening, celebrating, giving and going forth are stressed in the context of the Mass throughout preparation for First Eucharist. Top of Page

Reconciliation
Saturdays 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. or by appointment. Top of Page

Confirmation
This sacrament is generally celebrated during the candidate’s senior year of high school.  Immediate preparation for this sacrament begins in their junior year of high school.  Confirmation celebrates an individual’s adult membership into the Catholic Church as they fulfill the promises of faith received in baptism. Top of Page

FOCCUS (Facilitating Open Couple Communication, Understanding and Study)
Congratulations on your engagement!  You and your fiancé want your wedding day to be the perfect day.  But let’s not forget about the many years and events, both good and bad, that lay ahead of you in your marriage.  Hosted by a Catholic married couple, you will get a glimpse of what you might encounter in your marriage and learn some ways to help you communicate “in good times and in bad.” Top of Page

Marriage
Call the office six months in advance to schedule a date and begin the necessary preparation. Top of Page

Anointing of the Sick
Call the office to schedule this wonderful sacrament if you are to have surgery or if someone in your family is seriously ill. Top of Page

Holy Orders
Is the sacrament through which the mission entrusted by Christ to his apostles continues to be exercised in the Church until the end of time.  For more information on vocations contact Fr. Bob or visit the Green Bay Diocese web-site at www.gbdoic.org. Top of Page

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)      
Anyone who is considering converting to the Catholic faith, someone who for whatever reason chose not to get confirmed as a teen or just wants to learn about the faith should contact the parish office for information on when the RCIA group meets.  We have an excellent team of people who would love to share their faith with you and help you learn what it means to be “Catholic.”  Top of Page

RCIC (Rite of Christian Initiation for Children)
This is very similar to the RCIA but for children past the “age of reason” which is considered to be 7.  If this is something you need more information on please contact Kelly Koszalinski at the parish office. Top of Page