First Communion (Eucharist)

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First Holy Communion
Any baptized Catholic child who has reached the age of reason and attended religious education classes (usually in the first grade and is now in the second grade) is eligible to celebrate the Sacrament of the Eucharist, usually referred to as First Holy Communion.

Requirements

• Parents must provide a copy of their Catholic Baptismal Record.
• Children must be enrolled and particapate in a parish religious education program or Catholic school for one  year prior to their preperation year.
• The child will meet the attendance requirements or make up the missed classes. If the student is absent please contact the office for assistance.
• Parents will attend parent meetings, the retreat and rehearsal with your child.
• Together as a family complete of home-study workbooks. The preparation they receive in class is supplemental to the preparation they receive at home through your lived example, Mass attendance, family prayer, and conversations with your child about our faith.
• Parents assist child in learning these prayers: Sign of the Cross,  Act of Contrition,  Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be to the Father. 

• Parents must provide a copy of their Catholic Baptismal Record.
• Parents will enroll their children in Sacramental Preparation, there will be a fee to cover cost of materials.
• Parents will attend parent meetings, the retreat and rehearsal with your child.
• Together as a family complete of home-study workbooks. The preparation they receive at school is supplemental to the preparation they receive at home through your lived example, Mass attendance, family prayer, and conversations with your child about our faith.  
• Parents assist child in learning these prayers: Sign of the Cross,  Act of Contrition,  Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be to the Father.