Do you wonder if you are really passing on faith to your family? Worry that your children seem disinterested? Wish you had some new ideas on fostering family spirituality?
You Are NOT Alone!
As parents, grandparents or guardians we are always wondering if we are doing the best for our children.
Our Faith Formation program recognizes that it requires both the parish and the parents to form the children in their faith. The parish cannot fully form the children in their faith, and that the parents are the first and foremost teachers of the faith to their children. We need to be in a full partnership to form our children. We will offer various kinds of support and encouragement along the way to help you to build strong Catholic families.
This is page is for you as parents, grandparents or guardians, to help you, and inspire you. Please check back from time to time.
Parent Talks: Parent Talks are designed to help encourage, motivate and provide tools to parents, grandparents & guardians to bring the faith into their home. We offer two to three talks a year. These talks are offered during the same time period your child attends faith formation.
Parent Connection: Come in to the faith formation building have a cup of coffee or tea and chat with other parents. We will offer special reflections during advent and Lent.
Strong Catholic Families http://www.catholicfamilyfaith.org/
Faith + Family Collective https://www.faithandfamilycollective.com/
My Faith Walk https://www.myfaithwalk.org/
Catholic Sprouts https://catholicsprouts.com/ Its mission is to help parents in the task of evangelizing their children. It offers a Catholic Podcast for kids - "The Daily Podcast for Catholic Kids which strives to plant seeds of faith, as well as resources for your family.
Beyond the Pew – Catholic Parenting Resource: Ablaze Ministries has YouTube video resources to help bring the Catholic faith into your home
Catholic Mom website, a great resource with posts on everything from celebrating holidays to family friendly recipes
Strong Catholic Dad website, posts cover work, family, faith, exercise and more
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