ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 11th!
Complete the St. Paul Religious Ed Registration Form for children to be enrolled in the St. Paul Religious Education Program, ages 3 years through 12th Grade. This form is to be completed and submitted online.
Once you have registered online, please print, complete and sign the Parent Consent, Photo Release, Medical Release Form which can also be accessed after submitting the Registration Form.
Please note that parents of students in 7th-12th Grades need to print, complete, sign and notarize a Diocesan Youth Form.
Cost is $30 for one child; $50 for two children; and $75 for three or more children. Printed forms and payment may be placed in a sealed envelope marked, "Religious Ed" and put in the collection basket at Mass, or delivered to the Church office.
St. Paul Religious Ed Registration Form
2016-2017 Religious Ed & Youth Group Schedule
The Parish Religious Education Program (PRE) at Saint Paul is open to all children of our parish from ages 3 years to 12th grade to assist parents with educating their children in our Catholic Faith. We offer preparation for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy Communion in 2nd grade and the Sacrament of Confirmation in 11th grade.
Saint Paul subscribes to the methodology of the “Catechesis of the Good Shepherd” a sensorially rich experience for children beginning at age 3. Its goal is to give children the opportunity to grow in love and knowledge of God through the Christian tradition using the Bible, the liturgy of the church and the educational principles of Maria Montessori. Children gather in an “atrium,” a room prepared for them, which contains simple yet beautiful materials they use to help them absorb the most essential proclamations of the Christian faith.
Ages 3 years – 6th grade meet on Sunday mornings @ 9:15 am
7th – 12th grades meet on Wednesday evenings @ 6:00 pm.
All parents and adults are welcome to an adult program on Sunday mornings @ 9:15 am during the children's religious ed hour. There is no registration for the adult class, simply join us in Room 107. This class follows the children's Religious Ed Schedule.
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