Religious Education for School-Aged Children
It’s time to register for the upcoming Faith Formation Program there are registration forms in the back of church.
For more information call Bonnie at the parish office at 313-532-4394 x201.
NOTE: If Redford Union and South Redford schools are closed because of inclement weather, Faith Formation classes will be closed that evening.
Faith Formation Registration for School Year 2023/24
Registration Form and Fee Schedule 2023-2024
(Fee Schedule & Baptism Info constitutes back side of registration form)
Faith Formation Classes for those in grades 1-8 meet on Mondays from 6:45 – 8:00 p.m.
Letter for candidates for Sacrament of Confirmation 2022/2023
Please contact
Fr. Socorra Fernandes, SAC, Coordinator of Faith Formation 313-532-4394
or
Bonnie Danic, Faith Formation Secretary (313-532-4394 ext. 201) for additional information.
Baptism
Baptisms are held on the 4th. Sunday of each month. Parents must attend one informational meeting prior to this time. Please call the parish office to make arrangements.
Reconciliation
Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoons at 3:30 p.m.
Marriage
Arrangements for marriage must be made at least six months in advance. Please call the parish office for more information.
Catechumenate
Instruction in the Catholic faith and preparation for entering the Catholic Church is offered on Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. Please contact Fr. Kishore at 313.532.4394 to make arrangements.
This summer’s Vacation Bible School theme was “Superheroes of Faith”.
We learned about five very important heroes of our faith, as well as their superpowers: Daniel…Power of Prayer; Noah…Obedience; Ruth and Naomi…Loyalty; David…Courage; and Jesus…Love.
· We learned ways that we can share in these superpowers by living as God so desires, through Corporal Works of Mercy, the Fruits of the Spirit, the Seven Holy Sacraments, the Parts of Mass, and the Beatitudes.
· We made shields that were added to our superhero capes…to give us the confidence to know that God is always with us, and that we, too, can be superheroes of our faith.
· We kept a prayer journal to remember our heroes. We can continue to discover strengths of our own and those of others, and add them to our journal.
· We made a prayer box and other crafts to be reminders of our time together.
· We learned a song, “Jesus is My Superhero”.
· We witnessed experiments that made the ordinary quite extraordinary.
Joan and I were blessed with 48 registered students and 21 volunteers! Words cannot express the thanks we have in our hearts for such an amazing week of faith! Our thanks would not be complete without thanking those who helped guide us through our program: Bonnie Danic, Fr. Henry, and Fr. Socorro.
The most amazing part of this week was discovering the superheroes within each and every one of our students this week. We didn’t have to look very far to discover their powers of love, friendship, and devotion to God. They wrote a prayer together that was said each day. The words are proof of their powers…
Children’s Prayer
Our Lord is our hero.
Jesus is our hero.
Our hero is brave,
He doesn’t give up.
He loves us.
He saves people.
He is strong and generous.
He protects us and keeps us safe.
He saves us.
He fights for us.
He is smart.
Thank you for being our superhero, Jesus.
Amen.
Written by the students of the St. Valentine Vacation Bible School Program 2018