Baptismal
Preparation-
Parents
seeking to have their child baptized are asked to contact the Pastoral
Ministry Office to set up an interview. At this interview, one receives
pertinent materials and information and can raise any questions as needed.
For the first and second child, parents are asked to attend a class before
the baptism. Team couples and members of the Cathedral staff discuss the
role parents play in the faith life of their children and how this faith
might be nurtured and provide a theological reflection on the Sacrament of
Baptism. MORE...
Fathers' Club
- The
Fathers' Club of St. Agnes Cathedral School was established to provide fathers, grandfathers, and other interested members
of the community with an opportunity to actively support the education of
their children and to raise funds for the maintenance and improvement of
the school facilities. MORE...
Home-School
Association -
The
purpose of the Home-School Association is to help parents and teachers
acquire a profound appreciation for the ideals of Catholic education and
promote a clearer understanding of their mutual educational
responsibilities. We provide this through enrichment programs geared for
each grade. MORE...
Mothers' Club -
The purpose of the Mothers’ Club is to coordinate
with St. Agnes Cathedral School and the Parish Religious Education Program in
providing quality education for the students through
enrichment, to raise
the funds necessary to provide enrichment and to cooperate with all organizations officially connected
with the parish in furthering its interests and ideals. MORE...
Pre-Cana -
The St. Agnes Pre-Cana program works with those engaged couples who are
entering into the Sacrament of marriage. MORE...
Religious Education
- The
Religious Education Program provides the opportunity for children of the
Parish to deepen their knowledge of the Catholic Faith and grow in their
relationship with God. MORE...
R.C.I.A.
-
A team of parishioners works with a group of adults and a group
of teens who are desirous of being baptized or welcomed fully (i.e.,
people who were baptized into a Christian Church other than the Catholic
Church) into the Catholic Church. Those baptized in the Catholic Church
who have not yet received the Eucharist and Confirmation are also
welcomed. MORE...
