Religious Education for Children

General registration for the 2023-2024 Religious Education Program is now taking place.

Classes begin the week of September 18.  For registration to be complete all paperwork (including birth certificates and baptismal certificates) and the proper fee must be submitted.

St. Michael’s Religious Education curriculum offers solid content in catechetical sessions appropriate to each age level. We also understand the need to experience and learn within a living community. Therefore, we will integrate all learning with the faith life of the family and the whole parish.

The Christian vision of family life speaks about the family as a community of life and love. It proclaims that family life is sacred, that family activities are holy, and that God’s love is revealed and communicated in new ways each and every day through Christian families. This Christian vision of family life calls families to a unique identity and mission. The Church emphasizes that the family is the domestic church or the church of the home. The family shares in one and the same mission that Christ gives to the whole church. The U.S. Catholic Bishops proclaim this vision in Follow the Way of Love when they write: A family is our first community and most basic way in which the Lord gathers us, forms us and acts in the world. The early church expressed this truth by calling the Christian family a domestic church or church of the home.

 

Religious Education for Kindergarten through Grade 8

Classes are held September through April. Early registration for families in our program is is now taking place. Registration for new students will be open from June through August, 2023.

Monday Calendar

Tuesday Calendar

Wednesday Calendar

Contact Claudia in the Religious Education Office, 303-690-6797 ext. 314

Liturgy of the Word with Children

A Liturgy Presentation of Sunday’s scripture readings meaningful to children (age level K-5th grade). This celebration is held every second Sunday of the month during the 10:30am Mass. The Father invites the children attending Mass to come forward following the introductory prayers and then sends them forth to hear God’s Word.

Sacrament Preparation

First Reconciliation and First Communion will be updated on the website soon — please check back with us.