Disciple Formation

- Disciple Formation
  - Youth Disciple Formation
    
    Forming Young Disciples
    Newman Catholic Schools
  - Sacramental Preparation
    
    Baptism,
    First Reconciliation &
    First Communion
    Confirmation
  - Youth Ministry
    
    Mission Trips
  - Adult Disciple Formation
  - God's Gracious Gash
  - Disciple Small Groups
  - Men's Faith Group
  - Family Formation and Resources
Becoming Catholic

If you’re interested in learning more about Jesus, the Church, becoming a Catholic Christian and what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, we’d love to talk with you. Please contact Lee Ann Lella, disciple formation co-director, .
Or, if you know someone who might appreciate a bit of encouragement or an invitation in terms of becoming a Catholic Christian, please extend that invitation and encouragement to them.
This invitation is for people who may not be baptized, as well as those who were baptized in another Christian tradition, but are interested in becoming Catholic. Also, if you are Catholic and are interested in celebrating confirmation, contact Lee Ann.
Today's Readings
- Saturday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time
  
  Reading I Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a
  Responsorial Psalm Jeremiah 31:10, 11-12ab, 13
  Gospel Lk 9:43b-45
God's Gracious Gash

This page offers links to a variety of reflections and homilies regarding the challenge revealed in God's gracious gash - rending the heavens and coming among us.

Project YM Live
Thousands of teenagers from across the country are gathering on Sunday nights for the BIGGEST YOUTH NIGHT EVER. It’s called ProjectYM Live and each week it’ll feature some of the biggest speakers and worship leaders in the Catholic youth ministry world.

Our parish is signed up to participate – all your family/teenager has to do is head to WWW.PROJECTYM.COM/WATCH Sundays at 7pm Central.

Summit to reflect on the Sunday readings
God is speaking. Even in a time of uncertainty and new challenges, God's promise and God's Word is true.

As we make a journey in a new kind of desert, a desert without the public celebration of Mass, we remember that we still journey toward the Eucharist as the Source and Summit of our faith and wait for the day we will receive Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament again. Until then, head to https://summit.lifeteen.com/ and you will find resources there to help you remain fed on God's Word through the Sunday readings. Engage them with your family, friends, and small group communities. Share your story and journey with others on social media and remain connected to Sacred Scripture with weekly updates and resources.

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