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Religious Education Classes Update
We thank our Religious Educators for our 2020-2021 Religious Education Year. Our 2021-2022 religious education class teachers & class locations are posted at right.
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Kindergarten - 2nd Grade lesson for April 4, 2021
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story time for children
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Christmas Program 2020
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Ministry & REligious Education at Home
Click to view two Archdiocese resources:
1. Ministry When You Are Stuck at Home
2. Religious Education at Home -
summer sunday fun - july 7, 2019
Presbytera Marinda, Lydia McGee, Faye Georgeo and Fr. George taught our youth to use their new Prayer Books with beautiful icons for use throughout the day. Thanks to our parents who joined us. Our fellowship ended with playground fun.
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classes are underway for 2022! Please join us!
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Christmas Pageant on December 19, 2021
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Youth Religious education classes for 2021-2022
On Sunday, August 1st, Fr. George, Katie Wilson, and our religious educators joined our parish families in asking God to bless the new school year, 2021-2022. We thank our parents for bringing their youth and look forward to teaching them about God and growing closer to Him this year. Class sessions begin Sunday, August 8th.
Please email Katie Wilson if you and your family are new to our parish and wish to enroll your children in the 2021-2022 school year, or if you have any questions or concerns. Below is a listing of our classes, teachers, and classrooms.
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Adult Religious Education for Fall 2021
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St. Christopher church achieves 100 percent youth safety training compliance
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“God made this wondrous and altogether harmonious creation for no one else but for you. So beautiful and so vast, diverse, sumptuous, sufficient, useful, and in every way profitable, being sustenance and support for the body, wisdom for the soul, and a suitable path to the knowledge of God – He made it for you.”
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Katie Wilson leads our teachers' meetings to review our progress and share updates on upcoming lesson plans. We are thankful and proud of our teachers, students and their families, and most of all... thankful we were called to share the love and mercy of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
