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Becoming Catholic

  • Are you seeking Baptism?

  • Are you interested in joining the Catholic faith?

  • Are you baptized Catholic and looking for reception of the Sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation?

There is no right or wrong time to enter into the journey. Begin your journey today by contacting Patty Mayer.


There are a few paths to Becoming Catholic – which one best describes you?

  • I have not been baptized in a faith tradition;

  • I was baptized into another Christian faith;

  • I was been baptized Catholic, but received no other Sacraments

  • I was baptized Catholic, am over the age of 18 and seeking Confirmation

No matter the path you are on, contact Patty Mayer at 964-3038 to continue your journey into the Catholic Church.


Children and Youth

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Children and Youth 〰️

What to do if my child is over the age of 7 and has not received Baptism or is in 3rd grade or older and has not yet received First Communion (Eucharist):

  • Register student for grade-appropriate Faith Formation classes

  • Contact Tom Primmer to arrange for some discussion of your child's needs

  • Baptism for children ages 7-14: 2-3 Saturday morning workshops will be scheduled in the spring to prepare the children/youth for their Sacraments and Baptism will happen in the Easter Season.

  • High School students in need of Baptism, Eucharist, and/or Confirmation will be assessed as needed. Contact Tom Primmer

  • Students in Grades 2-5 who are in need of First Reconciliation and Eucharist contact Jackie King


The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the process that adults go through to become Catholic and be fully initiated into the church. It is more than just learning the history, rules and regulations.  It is building a relationship with God and the worshiping community.

To learn more about the process check the USCCB website.