Vacation Bible Camp 2012
Are your kids ready for an adventure of a lifetime? Click
here for details on the 2012 Vacation Bible Camp.
VBC will take place July 23rd - 27th.
First Reconciliation
Reconciliation is a sacrament of love, forgiveness, and growth. Parents
will partner with the parish for two month Immediate Preparation process for
Sacrament of Reconciliation. There is no “automatic” age or grade level for
the reception of this sacrament. Contact Mimi for a customized preparation
process for older teens and adults.
Registrations will take place in Fall 2011 for First Reconciliation 2012.
Click here for a schedule and registration form.
For further information contact: Mimi Arima, 425.391.1128, ext. 116 or
children.family@mqp.org
Criteria for Reconciliation preparation are:
- The student must be in 2nd grade or higher, be baptized in the Catholic
Church, and exhibits a readiness to be prepared for Reconciliation.
- In addition to weekly participation at Mass and Children’s Liturgy of the
Word (CLW), the student should have been enrolled in at least one of the
following Faith Formation programs the school year before Reconciliation
preparation begins:
- Weekly Faith Formation class, Home Study, or Catholic School.
- The student should also be enrolled in a Faith Formation program the year he
or she will prepare for the Sacrament.
- Parents are asked to be active participants in preparing their student by
informing themselves through parent classes, then working with the student
at home.
Preparation for First Reconciliation takes place in the winter. Registration
information will be sent via mail, e-mail, and the Sunday bulletin.
First Eucharist Preparation
Criteria for First Eucharist preparation are:
- The child must be in second grade or older and be Baptized in the Catholic Faith.
- In addition to Children’s Liturgy of the Word, the child should have participated
in at least one of the following programs:
Home Study, Weekly RE or Catholic School, the school year before Eucharistic
preparation begins.
- The child should also be in a RE program the
year he or she will prepare for the Sacrament.
- The child has prepared for the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
- Parents are asked to be active participants in preparing their children by informing
themselves through parent classes, then working with the child at home.
- The child should exhibit a desire and readiness to be
prepared for First Eucharist.
Preparation takes place in the spring.
Parents will be notified by mail.
Registration for Sacramental preparation is mailed out in advance of the beginning of
classes.
First Communion celebrations will be
April 28/29, 2012.
Friends and Families of children in the process of immediate preparation for the
Sacraments this year should plan to be available for any of our Masses on Saturday or Sunday.
Mass assignments will not be made until the end of February.