Faith Formation helps us grow in our relationship with God and to live as disciples of Jesus as we better understand the faith, the Bible and spiritual life.
Being in communion… with Jesus Christ
* Entry into a “community of believers… a sign of newness of life, the visible sacrament of salvation”
* To be “more willing and able to be a Christian disciple in the world.”
—excerpted from Our Hearts Were Burning within Us: A Pastoral Plan for Adult Faith Formation in the United States
“When you light a flame from a flame, it is the same flame that you receive.” -Saint Symeon (949-1022)
This group:
Encourages all to engage in life-long catechesis and evangelization as part of our baptismal call
Encourages the education of our Catholic Faith to both our youth and adults
Guides the direction of our CEWs, Religious Education for our youth, Vacation Bible School, RCIA program, Baptism Preparation and Youth Ministry.
If you have questions about any of our Adult Faith Formation opportunities or would like to sign up for an event or scripture study, contact Linda Frommelt, the Faith Formation Coordinator:
Phone: 563-588-1433
Email: [email protected]
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is how unbaptized adults enter into the Catholic faith.
Studying and understanding scripture can help us look at our daily lives in a new way.
Night Novena is an opportunity to pray the Rosary and reflect on its mysteries as a group.
Our seniors are great treasures to our parish community. We invite anyone over the age of 55 to join us for a catered lunch followed by a brief presentation and discussion.
Our library offers books on faith-related topics to help you grow in your understanding of the faith.
CEW is a weekend retreat that provides spiritual enrichment and promotes Christian community.
The group helps moms share with other women the joys and challenges of Catholic motherhood.
The group addresses the issues and temptations that men face with a focus on husbands and fathers.