“Set your minds on things that are above, not the things that are on earth.” Colossians 3:2
Sacramental Preparation
Reconciliation
The sacrament of Reconciliation is one of the most unique and beautiful aspects of Catholicism. We celebrate that Jesus in his abundant love and mercy, established this sacrament so that we who are sinners can obtain forgiveness for our sins and be reconciled with the Church and with God.
Adults
If an adult has not received the Sacrament of Reconciliation, please contact Sister Sharon to arrange how to do so.
Children
A child in 3rd grade or higher can be prepared to receive First Communion, the preparation for Reconciliation includes parents and students. Contact Sister Sharon for more information.
After celebrating their First Reconciliation one can go to Confession frequently. Confessions are heard here at Holy Family on Saturday afternoons from 3:00 until 3:45 or by individual appointment. Call the office at 303-455-1664 for an appointment.
Holy Communion
The Second Vatican Council (1960-65) called Holy Communion the “source and summit of Christian life.” The sacrament of Eucharist motivates our lives as followers of Jesus and is the way we celebrate our oneness in faith. Catholics believe that the Eucharist is the real presence of Christ in the form of bread and wine.
Adults
If an adult has not yet received First Communion, they should contact Sister Sharon to make arrangements to do so.
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Children
A child who is in the 3rd grade or higher can be prepared to receive their First Communion. The Faith Formation program at Holy Family offers parents and students an opportunity to prepare to receive the Eucharist (Communion) together. Contact Sister Sharon for further information.
After receiving First Communion one can receive Communion when they attend Mass or a Communion Service here at Holy Family or wherever they attend.
Confirmation
The Second Vatican Council (1960-65) called Holy Communion the “source and summit of Christian life.” The sacrament of Eucharist motivates our lives as followers of Jesus and is the way we celebrate our oneness in faith. Catholics believe that the Eucharist is the real presence of Christ in the form of bread and wine.
Adults
If an adult has not yet received First Communion, they should contact Sister Sharon to make arrangements to do so.
Interested in becoming catholic? Click here.
Children
A child who is in the 3rd grade or higher can be prepared to receive their First Communion. The Faith Formation program at Holy Family offers parents and students an opportunity to prepare to receive the Eucharist (Communion) together. Contact Sister Sharon for further information.
After receiving First Communion one can receive Communion when they attend Mass or a Communion Service here at Holy Family or wherever they attend.
Class Registration will be open on August 5th.