Education of the faith begins at home in the “Domestic Church”. The parents are the primary teachers of faith.
Where do I belong in Faith Formation?
Saint Ann Catholic Church offers classes for grades 1 thru 8. There is a program called OCIA, Order of Catholic Initiation for Adults, including teens, to help foster a growing faith.
We also provide opportunities for each person to receive the Sacraments and grow in greater communion with our Lord.
Religious Education at Saint Ann Catholic Church is rooted in Sacred Scripture. It is faithful to the Tradition of the Catholic Church and guided by the Holy Spirit.
Our program is centered on the Person of Jesus Christ, inviting a relationship with God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This program encourages a living faith within the Domestic and Universal Church.
To teach your child/children the Catholic Faith, our program is built and grounded on the Four Pillars of the Catholic Faith:
Creed
Liturgy and Sacraments;
Commandments and
Prayer
and uses the Six Tasks of Catechesis:
Knowledge of the faith;
Liturgy and Sacraments;
Morality;
Prayer;
Community/Mission of the Church; and
How to be active Christian members of society.
Sacramental Preparation
Entering a sacramental year is a time of great reflection and meaning. It is a special time in the life of a family. All sacramental prep classes, First Communion and Confirmation, require TWO (2) years of Religious Education instruction.