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Sacrament Year 2 Book/Event Fee (Click)
Sacrament Year 2 Overview (updated 10/3/24 w Spanish FC Mass date)
First Communion Mass 2025 Schedule (available December 2024)
First Communion Slideshow Submission Form (available late February 2025, due April 3, 2025 )
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First Reconciliation
- Renewed (FR) Parent Course
- Confession Schedule at Good Shepherd
- Examinations of Conscience
- Act of Contrition Prayers
- First Reconciliation Roleplay
- Supplemental Parent Videos
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Confession Times
- MonFri 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM In Church
- Saturday: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM Room 201 (after Mass) 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM Room 201 of parish Center
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a fun way to Prepare for First Reconciliation
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First Communion
- Received (FC) Parent Course
- Supplemental Parent Resources
- Mass Resources for Families
- Festival Resources
- First Communion Pew Banners
- First Communion Dress Code
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Create a free account on Formed.org or log in to listen to True Worship.
*content warning: There's a story of a child's martyrdom at 17:45-19:15.
Otherwise this talk is great for kids, too!*
CLICK HERE
Eucharistic Miracles
CLICK HERE
Ascension Presents
CLICK HERE
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Children’s Liturgy most 1st/3rd/5th Sundays
(CLICK HERE)Children’s Mass most 2nd/4th Sundays
(CLICK HERE)
Catholic Kids Media (video reflections for kids on Sunday gospels)
CLICK HERE
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Instructions for Pew Banners
(CLICK HERE)
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First Communion Dress Code
There are no specific requirements, though reverence for the occasion is the guiding factor when considering what your child should wear.
GIRLS typically wear white dresses, with white tights and shoes. Girls will often do something special with their hair, perhaps a veil or flowers.
BOYS typically show a greater variety. Some wear full suits; others dress shirts with tie and dress pants. Some wear all white, others dark colors, khaki, or even seersucker. Still others express their cultural background in their First Communion attire.
There are several full outfits for girls and boys, including shoes, that have been donated to the parish over the years to be loaned out to families for First Communion. Please let us know if you’d like to drop by and look at what is available to borrow. (All my children have borrowed clothes for First Communion—it’s a great time and money saver! –Diana)
