March 31, 2013

The
Messenger
Christ the King Catholic Community
A Roman Catholic Parish
of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas
4925 S. Torrey Pines Drive, Las Vegas NV; 89118 www.ctklv.org ~
(702) 871-1904 ~ Fax: (702) 251-4935
March 31, 2013 ~ Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord Today’s Readings
First Reading —
Peter is an
eyewitness: The Lord
is risen (Acts 10:34a,
37-43).
Psalm — This is the
day the Lord has
made; let us rejoice
and be glad (Psalm
118).
(1) Second Reading
— All who are
baptized, set your
hearts on heaven
(Colossians 3:1-4) or
(2) Second Reading
— Christ our Passover
is sacri-ficed; therefore
let us celebrate (1
Corinthians 5:6b-8).
Gospel — Three
witnesses, Mary,
Peter, and John; each
responds to the empty
tomb (John 20:1-9) or
Luke 24:1-12 (or, at an
afternoon or evening
Mass, Luke 24:13-35).
MASS TIMES
SATURDAY:
4:00 pm
SUNDAY:
7:30, 9:30,
11:30am,
5:00 pm
& 7:00 pm (Misa en
Español)
WEEKDAYS:
Mon - Sat ~ 8:00 am
HOLY DAYS:
8:00 am
EASTER ENERGY
On Easter morning when the disciples saw the evidence of the
Resurrection, they did not at first grasp it. John reports that “they did not yet
understand the Scripture that he had to rise from the dead.” We, on the
other hand, have both scripture and church tradition to teach us. Jesus
Christ’s resurrection is at the core of our Christian faith.
All of today’s readings tell us how compelling this event was for the first
Christians. There is great energy in all the readings. Peter preaches with
authority and conviction. Paul calls for Christians to change their lives. In
the Gospel reading we see Peter and John in a footrace to reach Jesus’
tomb and see with their own eyes the evidence that they still could not
understand or completely believe.
How can some of this Easter energy be restored to us today? Do we let
the astonishing news of the Resurrection touch us now? Does it call us to
action? To deeper faith? To conversion? What new life will be reborn in us
and our parish community this Easter morning?
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Fr. Ray Rioux
Fr. Manny Guico
Fr. Leo Coughlin
Fr. Sam Falbo
Fr. Sam Martinez
Fr. Joe Annese
When Christ your life appears,
then you too will appear with him in glory.
— Colossians 3:4
The Week Ahead
MONDAY, April 1
6:30 pm Women’s CRHP - Room 7
7:00 pm Non-Catholic Inquiry - Room 5
TUESDAY, April 2
8:45 am Centering Prayer - Daily Chapel
7:00 pm Charismatic Prayer Meeting - Daily Chapel
7:00 pm Imago Dei - Purple Room
WEDNESDAY, April 3
8:30 am Our Lady of Perpetual Devotion - Church
9:00 am CTK Seniors - Community Center
5:00 pm Stew for Catholic Worker - Community Ctr
6:00 pm Music Rehearsal - Music Room
7:00 pm Reader’s Study - Room 3
THURSDAY, April 4
8:30 am Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - Chapel
1:00 pm Sack Lunches - Community Center
5:00 pm Spanish Music Rehearsal - Music Room
5:30 pm English Conversational - Room 1
7:00 pm Pastoral Council Meeting - Office Conf Room
7:30 pm Al Anon - Room 2
7:30 pm AA - Room 4
FRIDAY, April 5
8:00 am Divine Mercy Devotion - Church
7:00 pm GriefShare - Room 4
7:30 pm AA - Room 3
SATURDAY, April 6
9:00 am CGS Training Level I - Room 3
SUNDAY, April 7
7:00 pm Misa en Español - Church
A Word from Fr. Ray
Happy Easter to all!
This wonderful season of the Church requires a
tremendous amount of participation from a pool of many
ministries, staff, and volunteers. It would be indecent to not
to offer gratitude for many long hours of preparation for the
celebrations of the Triduum (The Three Days).
I know sometimes it is difficult to pick and choose those
that give CTK 100% of their best towards our Liturgies, but
it takes a whole village to come together in order to
celebrate the quality of worship we have here at Christ the
King.
I would like to acknowledge first the people that
constantly work in the shadows and behind the
scenes. Thank you Mark Medina (Maintenance) for
coordinating the many changes from one season to
another, and always being available to aid our staff and
volunteers in preparing our worship space and social
gathering spaces in and out of the seasons of the Church.
I would like to acknowledge our Hospitality Ministry for
their sweet and tender care of our attendees to all our
services, and for their dedication and love of our Parish. I
thank them especially for their consistent attention to our
visitors and for making them feel welcomed and making a
difference in many people’s lives by simply smiling at them
and saying hello.
I would like to thank Deacon Jacob for being the best
Assistant Administrator a Pastor could have. He has truly
been a gift from God to our Parish, and has been nothing
less than a huge support to me and to the rest of the staff
here at CTK.
I would also like to acknowledge our Religious Education
Department for Beth Thompson, Jason Ealy, and Robyn
Runco for endlessly coordinating the many needs of the
education of our children and adults. I thank them for the
many tasks in preparation of the Sacraments and most of
all for the dedication to their work and the support of each
other in their endeavors to keep a high end level and
quality Religious Education Department.
I would like to thank our Liturgy Ministry for the countless
hours and devotion to our worship, and for the support
volunteers that run our sound and lights under the direction
of Bob LaPorte and his assistants. How can I possibly
even begin to thank our wonderful musicians that always
give us the best of their skills and awesome Liturgical
experiences?
To all of you that contribute your time, talent and
treasure….from the bottom of my heart….thank you.
With much love
. . Fr. Ray
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Daily Bible Readings
Monday, April 1: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 711; Mt 28:8-15
Tuesday, April 2: Acts 2:36-41; Ps 33:4-5, 18-20,
22; Jn 20:11-18
Wednesday, April 3: Acts 3:1-10; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9;
Lk 24:13-35
Thursday, April 4: Acts 3:11-26; Ps 8:2, 5-9; Lk
24:35-48
Friday, April 5: Acts 4:1-12; Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-27; Jn
21:1-14
Saturday, April 6: Acts 4:13-21; Ps 118:1, 14-21;
Mk 16:9-15
Sunday, April 7:Acts 5:12-16; Ps 118:2-4, 13-15,
22-24; Rev 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19; Jn 20:19-31
FINANCES
The income for the weekends of March 16/17, 24/25 &
30/31, will be posted on April 8th as these bulletins
went to print early because of Easter.
PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO
"CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC COMMUNITY"
If you have an envelope number, please write it on your check!
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday
8:00 am
4:00 pm
March 30
Sunday
7:30 am
9:30 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
7:00 pm
March 31
Monday
8:00 am
April 1
†Benito Celemin
Tuesday
8:00 am
April 2
†Ann Nocerino
Wednesday
8:00 am
April 3
†Anthony Giralo
Thursday
8:00 am
April 4
Friday
8:00 am
April 5
†Poor Souls in Purgatory
Saturday
8:00 am
4:00 pm
April 6
Sunday
7:30 am
9:30 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
7:00 pm
April 7
†Carol Capaccio
†Leo Bernie Roybal III
†Dennis Alfred Koslowski
Thank you for your generosity!
Inspirations Gift Store
Christ the King Catholic Community
Wonderful selection of:
Bibles, both children and adults
Angels and other sculptures
Crosses of all styles
Inspirational Books and Rosaries
Several gift giving occasions
are just around the corner.
First Communion
Confirmation
Mother’s Day
Father’s Day
Little White Books ~ $2.00!
Phone: (702) 871-0947
Mon: 10 - 12, 1 - 3
Tue., Wed., Thurs: 9 - 12, 1 - 4
Friday - Closed
†Dennis Alfred Koslowski
†Josephine Drabik
Prayer List
Join us in Community Prayer for parishioners and
their family members who are seriously ill.
If you or your immediate family member is seriously ill and would
like to be added to our prayer list please e-mail the name to
[email protected] or call the office at 871-1904.
Please remember to obtain the permission of the person
who is to be listed.
Gail Alwan
Manolo Angulo
Scott Baron
Adam Baruka
Basham Family
Johnny Biscan
Danielle Boysen
Anthony Brasich
Andrea Brown &
Family
Dennis Campton
Freddie Carapel
Joe & Linda Delcore
Amanda De la Cruz
Remedias DelaRosa
Juan DeLeon
Everlin Duke
Dr Robert Etor, Sr.
Shirley Etor
Fr. Sam Falbo
Emily Flores
Helen Florida
Florence Garcia
Jonathan Garcia
Irene Gonzalez
Katy Lee
Larry Hanks
Maureen Hart
Estelle Kaminski
Dean Koch
Lori Kinum
Pat Kotke
Henry Lavoie Jr.
Brook Leach & Family
Blake Lyons
Lynda Manalaysay
Avelina Martinez
Shigeru & Tosae
Nomi
Andrea Noyes
George B. Noyes
Logan Noyes
Debra Pathoff
Marie Peck
Ruby Piñeda
Jeff Purser
Rose Reynolds
Liam Rooney
Patrick Russell
Roberto Santos
Rick Schmitt
Sidney L. Rollins
Trock Family
Robert Trock Sr.
Ava Urrea
George B. Velasco
Eric Victa
Chynna Victa
OUTREACH
WHOM DID WE SERVE?
These numbers weekends of March 16/17,
24/25 & 30/31, will be posted on April 8th
as these bulletins went to print early
because of Easter.
Letter of Appreciation to our Church (from Florida)
“In 2011, you helped my family when I’d fallen down and
became ill. At the time, I’d been laid off, evicted, divorced
and attempting to leave LV to go to Florida, when I fell.
As new children of Christ, my daughters and I were
terrified. You and the church were there for us, showing
us how much God cared and loved us.
You were our human angel, and we will never forget
your kindness and graciousness. With gratitude, A.M.”
Family Promise
Appreciation Dinner &
Volunteer Development
Meeting
You, our dedicated volunteers,
play an integral role in the
mission of caring for homeless
families here in our community.
This training will enable us to continue this important
service at our church.
Monday, April 8th
Christ the King Community Center
5:30 – 7:30 pm
Please come and learn how to be a part of our team
that serves the homeless here at our parish. Dinner
will be provided. Please RSVP to Peggy at (702)
871-1642.
BLOOD DRIVE – APRIL 14, 2013 Mark your calendars for our next
blood drive being held in April. We
will be in Room 1 of the Activity
Center from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Protecting God’s Children Seminar offered at
St. Joseph, Husband of Mary, April 20th
The seminar mandated by the diocese for volunteers
will be offered Saturday, April 20th from 10:00 a.m. –
1:00 p.m. in the Emmaus Room at St. Joseph’s,
7260 W. Sahara Ave. You must register online at:
www.virtus.org
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Over the centuries, the Church has
demonstrated a wonderful ability to adopt a
culture’s favorite symbols and customs and
assign them new meaning. Easter eggs have a
very ancient pedigree: nature’s perfect
package, emblem of new life, dyed and
decorated and given as gifts in ancient Egypt,
Rome, China, and Persia. Just as the long hard
winter is over, the egg bursts with promise of
life and nourishment. Long ago, Christians
came to see the egg not as a symbol of spring’s
rebirth, but of ours, and as a sign of Christ’s
tomb. A Polish legend says that Mary, in
compassion for the soldiers at the cross, gave
them eggs, but that her tears stained their
shells with brilliant color. Legends have their
origin in tales told around a hearth, but they
often contain a profound truth. The idea of
Mary, the first Christian, engaged in a merciful
act of forgiveness and tenderness even in the
shadow of the cross, describes the age-old
wish that Christ “Easter in us.”
—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Hace casi dos mil años María Magdalena fue
muy de mañana al sepulcro de Jesús. Fue a
rezar como muchos hacemos ante la tumba de
un ser amado. Esa mañana ella se convertiría en
apóstol de los apóstoles, primera testigo de
Jesús resucitado de entre los muertos. Siglos
después el testimonio de la Magdalena sigue
siendo importante en la historia cristiana.
Durante estos días en Anguiano, España,
hombres y jóvenes de las viejas familias de la
zona bailan y caminan con una pequeña imagen
de la Magdalena. Se visten con camisas y
faldones largos de muchos colores, mostrando la
belleza de la diversidad hispana. Ellos bailan en
honor de esa santa mujer de Magdala y lo hacen
sobre andas de casi un metro de altura. Ellos
toman la imagen desde la iglesia de su pueblo
en las montañas en el norte del país y la llevan
bailando por las calles empedradas bajando al
santuario que han preparado para ella. Todo el
pueblo reza y festeja en honor de la santa que
fue buscando un difunto y se encontró con el
Señor de la vida eterna.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Alleluia, Alleluia, Jesus Christ
is Risen! Jesus is our Lord and
Savior; all glory, honor and
praise be to our Lord God
Almighty. Let Jesus truly be
Lord of your life and your
Marriage. Allow God’s grace,
mercy, compassion, and love to
transform your marriage. Sign
up today to attend the next Worldwide Marriage
The next weekends are May 3 - 5 and
September 27-29 in the Las Vegas area. Early
registration is highly recommended. For more
information, call Wayne and Marcia Kessler at
(702) 566-8753. For information on Spanishlanguage weekends, call Javier and Maria
Lopez at (702)243-5934 or (702) 206-4270.
Reflecting on God’s Word
I can remember as a child being afraid of the
dark. Not all the time . . . just usually after seeing a
horror movie. For nights after, I would peer into the
darkness, trying to make sure there was nothing
out there. Even as an adult there have been times
when I walked through a dark place feeling an
uneasiness that was hard to shake.
Easter in the Gospel of John begins in the dark.
Night still holds the earth in its embrace. Darkness
also gripped the hearts of Jesus’ followers . . . the
darkness of grief, sorrow, and hopelessness.
Jesus of Nazareth . . . who had preached in a way
no one else ever had, who had worked deeds of
great power by curing the sick, healing lepers,
giving sight to the blind, lifting up the lame, and
who had even called the dead back to life . . . had
been crucified and laid in the tomb. A large stone
had been rolled in front of the entrance, death’s
final punctuation mark.
Only John tells us there was a garden where he
was crucified, and in the garden a new tomb in
which no one had ever been laid. From this garden
God decided to begin creation anew, so while it
was still dark God breathed once again into a
human figure, and the new Adam was raised up
and would never die.
Not all darkness is to be feared. Sometimes it
may even be necessary, summoning God to create
once again, dispelling the shadow of death and
despair that can settle over the human heart.
—James A. Wallace, C.SS.R.
Copyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
Liturgy Corner
“Today, today, this is the
day that God has made.
Today, today, let us rejoice
and be glad today!”
(Ps. 118 – R. Cooney)
Here we are at the end of our Lenten
journey for 2013, at the empty tomb of
the RESURRECTION. We joyfully sing
out with the psalmist the words of Psalm
118 as this truly is the day of our longing
and hoping.
We pray that your Lenten experience
has borne fruit in your spiritual life. If you
are just that much more loving, forgiving,
patient, living more in hope than fear, etc.
then our liturgy and prayer together has
been blessed. For this we thank God.
As we look forward to the coming
weeks of the Easter season, leading up
to Pentecost, may the mystery of Christ’s
resurrection unfold in your life. May you
be opened to the unexpected
opportunities for growth and give yourself
over to the Spirit working in your lives.
All of us within our Liturgy Department
along with the staff and the Liturgy
Committee wish you a HAPPY
BLESSED EASTER!
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Seeds of the Spirit’s
Party
Celebrating CTK’s volunteers in gratitude for their Stewardship
Saturday, May 18th
Community Center
5:00 – 7:30 pm
Hors d’oeuvres and desserts
Fr. Ray Rioux, the Staff, and Pastoral Council invite all
volunteers involved in our many ministries:
Adult Enrichment
Alpha-Infant Baptism
Auction Committee
Blood Drive Greeters
Care Home Lay Ministers
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Catholic Worker Meals
Charismatic Ministry
Children’s Sacraments
Christ Renews His Parish
(CRHP)
Coffee and Donuts
Collection Counters
CTK San Lorenzo Ruiz Filipino
Ministry
CTK Seniors
Devotional Ministries
Elementary Religious Education
Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial
Explore-Middle School Ministry
Facility Repair and Upkeep
Family Promise
Finance Committee
Funeral Ministry
GriefShare
Gym and Recreation
Hands of Christ
Hispanic Ministry
Hospital Ministry at Spring
Valley, Southern Hills, and
St. Rose Hospitals
Imago Dei
Inspirations Gift Shop
Knights of Columbus
Little Rock Scripture Study
Liturgical & Music Ministries:
Bread Bakers
Dancers
Environment
Extraordinary Ministers of
the Eucharist
Flowers
Hospitality
Lectors
Martha/Mary Guild
Mass Coordinators
Musicians/Singers
Sacristan
Sound/Lighting/Technical
Table Setting Coordinators
Manna Cupboard
Marriage Encounter
Newcomers
Pumpkin Patch Committee
Rachel’s Vineyard
RCIA
Sandwiches for the Homeless
Seasonal Outreach
Small Church Communities
Social Concerns Board
Survivors of Suicide
Welcome Center
YACHT Club
Youth Ministry Volunteers
If you have given of your time or talents to
Christ the King Catholic Community
in any capacity of work, and you are not listed here, you are welcome.
Please RSVP by May 10th to Gina
in the Parish Office at (702) 871-1904
Those names received by May 10th will be
entered in a drawing for two tickets to the Chris Rock Show.
Catechesis of the
Good Shepherd News
For young adults
married/single, kids/no kids
We have studied the geography of
Israel, the Synthesis of the Mass and
are now aware of the parables and the
miracles of Jesus – it is time to study
the Passion Narratives.
We have started to look into the Bible
and taken the walk of Jesus as he
came from the desert to the city of
Jerusalem and began to prepare for
the Passover Meal. While we were in
class someone asked “why do they
celebrate this Passover Meal and
when did it start?” We delved into the
story and came to the part of scripture
that tells of the last plague where the
Jewish people slaughtered the lamb
and put the blood on the doorposts.
Earlier in the year we had made the
discovery that we are the sheep that
the Good Shepherd leads to the altar.
With the innocence of the child the
question was brought forward – “If
we are the sheep why would that
blood be put on the door posts?”
Intriguing…
After much discussion the children
decided at that moment of the
Passover “could we have all been
saved?” Hmmm – we just sat in
amazement…
Welcome to atrium 101. Please have
your child join us next year . . . or
think about being an assistant. The
time for registration will be coming
sooner than we know!
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Coordinator
Christ the King Catholic Community
Las Vegas, NV 89118
www.cgslasvegas.com
Calendar of Events
April
For Gym Rental
Information, Partner
Organization & Other
Information
email John at:
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
871-1904 ext 295
Wed. 3rd CTK Stew Prep Night
Come help prepare stew for the
homeless in the Community Center.
3pm
Wed. 3rd - Theology on Tap
6:30pm (NEW TIME)
at Sierra Gold on 215 & S. Jones
Come listen to a speaker and get to
know others!
Sun. 14th - Morning Yoga
9am in the Youth Lounge
All Abilities! Bring a mat if you have one
Wed. 20th - Volleyball @ CTK
8:00 pm CTK Gym
No skills needed, just come out and
have some fun!
If you would like to be put on our
emailing list or if you have any
questions
Please contact Jason Ealy
871-1904 x291
[email protected]
and find us on facebook
For Gym Rental
information please go
to our website at
ctklv.org
click on Gym News
or
scan me with your
smartphone to go
directly to:
www.ctklv.org
gym news
Babysitting can also be arranged by
contacting Jason
If you have any ideas for different
events for the Yacht Club,
please e-mail us!!
Please contact
John Bartleson
871-1904 ext 295
e-mail:
[email protected]
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High School Happenin’s
Jason Ealy - Director of Youth Ministry
871-1904 x 291
[email protected]
Join us on Facebook ~ Search for CTK Youth
Confirmation Calendar
March
Middle School
Youth Ministry
————————
Jason Ealy
Youth Minister
[email protected]
Beth Thompson
Director of Christian Formation
31st - No Confirmation. Spring Break
April
5th-7th Confirmtion II Retreat
[email protected]
Middle School EXPLORE Classes will be
held on Tuesday Nights from 6pm-7:30.
Please check the calendar for the days that there
is no class.
7th - Week #16 6:30pm-8pm
Youth Lounge/Activity Center
14th - Week #16 6:30pm-8pm
Youth Lounge/Activity Center.
Explore Calendar
April
2nd - No Class. Spring Break
9th - Week #21 6pm-7:30pm
Community Center/Activity Center
YMAC
(Youth Ministry After Confirmation)
Thursdays
6:30pm - 8pm
in the Youth Lounge
For all juniors, seniors,
college-age students.
We meet every Thursday
Please help
out
YOUTH
MINISTRY
Recycle
Program
Fundraiser
Bring in your old or unused CELL
PHONES and empty INK/TONER
CARTRIDGES.
Please write:
“YOUTH MINISTRY”
on these items.
You can drop them off in the
Youth Lounge or the Religious
Education Office.
Parents Corner:
Help Needed for Fundraisers!
Please volunteer your time !
Please start thinking
about how you can
walk side by side with
your confirmation
student. This question
WILL be asked at
Orientation!
Just 5 Days
June 24-28, 2013
Week long Service Camp for
Middle Schoolers
$275
For more info call Jason
Please Register
Your Middle Schooler
There is still time!
If your Middle School Aged student
needs either/both First Communion or
Baptism…. This is still the program
they need to be in to receive these
sacraments!
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Christian Formation
Beth Thompson
871-1904
[email protected]
Religious Education Grades 1-5
First Communion
Baptism of older children
Adult Confirmation
Next Class - April 9 at 7:15 pm in the Conference
Room
How do I enroll my child?
If you think you would like to
become Catholic, or if you
would just like to learn about
Catholicism, we offer weekly
opportunities to learn about
the Catholic faith. These
informal gatherings for coffee
and conversation are held
7:00 pm each Monday
(except major holidays) in
Room 5 of the Activity
Center. If, due to your
schedule, you can’t join us at
our regular Monday night
sessions, please call the
parish office at 871-1904 and
leave your name and phone
number. We will do our best
to accommodate you. Please
contact Beth Thompson at
871-1904 ext. 230 if you
have any questions.
Elementary Registration for 2012/13 year
Grades 1-5 will begin July 9 in the Religious Ed
Office M-Th 8:00 am - 4:00 pm and Friday
8:00am to 12 pm. A BAPTISM CERTIFICATE is
required for each child being registered.
REQUIREMENTS:
• Family must be registered at Christ the King
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Family must be worshipping at Christ the King at
our weekend liturgy
Past due balances from the previous Religious
Education year must be paid prior to registering
When are classes held?
Classes are held on Wednesdays at either 4:00 or
5:45 pm
Fees:
• Religious Education Classes $75.00 per child.
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Requirements:
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Adults who are age 18 and above
A senior in High School or above
Adults who have been baptized in the Roman
Catholic Faith
Adults who are attending Christ the King
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(If you are not currently registered at CTK, please
plan to attend one of our monthly Newcomers’
Sessions which are held on the second Thursday of
the month at 7:00 PM in room 1 of the Activity
Center, to register in our parish.)
First Holy Communion $125.00 per child.
Full Initiation $150.00 per child.
$25 non-refundable deposit is required to register.
Payment plans are available.
SACRAMENTS
(1st Communion, Baptism)
REQUIREMENTS:
• Same as for Religious Education Registration plus:
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First Reconciliation
First Holy Communion
Mandatory Meetings
Next meetings:
• Wednesday, April 10 - First Holy
Communion in the Community Center at
either 4:00 or 5:45 pm
Child is in second grade or above
Child is enrolled in and attending weekly age-level
Religious Education classes on a regular basis
• Unbaptized children must attend one full year of
Religious Education first
Our sacrament preparation is a family preparation
process that requires the participation of the child and
a parent or guardian in monthly sessions.
• Wednesday, April 17 - First Holy
Communion in the Church at either
4:00 or 5:45 pm
• Wednesday, May 1 - First Holy
Communion Rehearsal in the Church at
6:00 pm only
Those NOT registered in the
Attendance at these sessions is mandatory.
parish MUST attend the
monthly Newcomers Meeting.
Elementary Religious
We require that you worship
with us for at least six weeks
Education
before you call to register for
the Alpha/Baptism sessions.
Wednesday Classes: 4:00 to
Please call Robyn at 8715:15 or 5:45 to 7:00
1904 ext. 232, M-F 8:00 am
to 4:00 pm to register for the ♦ 4/3 – No Class - HAPPY EASTER
sessions.
CGS Level I and Level II
No Baptisms may be
scheduled until sessions and
requirements are completed.
Pre-registration is
required for Alpha/
Baptism sessions.
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Meetings are for Elementary Students
registered in their 2nd year of
Sacramental Preparation.
If you have any questions please contact
Robyn at 871-1904 ext. 232 or
[email protected]
Thursday Classes: 4:00 to 5:15 or 5:45 to 7:00
♦
4/4 – No Class - HAPPY EASTER
Sunday Classes: 9:30-12:15 or 3:30 to 6:00
♦
4/7 - Regular Class
Schedules for the year are available in the
Religious Ed Office or check our on-line
calendar at ctklv.org
Be sure to update your e-mail address
with us so you can receive important
class notices.
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Remember to Recycle
Ink or toner cartridges - any
type or size
Cell phones - any type
You may bring them to weekly Mass, drop
them off in the Religious Ed Office M-F 8:00
am to 4:00 pm during the week or leave in the
collection bins located in the Gathering Space
of the Church or in the North Lobby of the
Activity Center.