Partnering with families to form lifelong disciples.
Christian Formation registration for the 2026–2027 year was open throughout the summer and closed on August 7, 2026.
A Waiting List remained available for an additional 49 days and closed on September 25, 2026. Classes began September 8–13, 2026.
Although traditional classroom registration is now closed, families may still be able to join our Homeschool Christian Formation Program through November 15, 2026.
Our Homeschool Program offers online learning materials and a flexible structure that allows families to begin formation during the academic year. Because the year is already underway, families joining late should be prepared to complete catch-up work, stay on pace with the program, and remain accountable for completing the required formation.
If you are interested in joining the Homeschool Program before the November 15 deadline, please click the button to schedule a conversation with the Director of Religious Education.
Preparing for the 2026-27 Formation Year.
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Our objective is not simply to teach lessons, but to support the spiritual life of the entire family.
As part of this shared commitment, families should be prepared to:
Review weekly prayers and lesson materials with their children
Attend Mass regularly as a family
Participate in Parent Discipleship events throughout the year
Maintain attendance and communication expectations
Support consistent participation in the program
Faith Formation is most effective when faith is lived not only in the classroom, but also in the home.
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One of the most important ways families grow in faith together is through regular participation at Sunday Mass. The Third Commandment calls us to keep holy the Lord’s Day. For Catholics, this means making Sunday Mass a priority in family life whenever possible.
Christian Formation is never a substitute for attending Mass.
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We are expanding additional class offerings to Thursdays in order to better serve busy families. Final scheduling, however, depends greatly on enrollment and the availability of catechists and volunteers. Please prayerfully consider volunteering.
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We are adding bilingual books for grades K-5 to better support Spanish-speaking families in living and discussing the faith at home. While all Christian Formation classes are still taught in English, our goal is to help parents feel more confident engaging in prayers, lessons, and conversations about faith alongside their children.
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If our available class times do not meet your family’s needs, we are happy to work with neighboring Catholic parishes to help families find a Faith Formation program that better fits their situation.
Our shared goal is always the same: helping children and families remain connected to Christ and the life of the Church. Please feel free to reach out to us if you need assistance.