Communion/Eucharist

Catholics receive Holy Communion during the Celebration of the Eucharist also known as Mass. As Catholics, we are encouraged to receive Communion regularly as we believe it is truly the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. When receiving communion, we are nourished spiritually by the Lamb of Sacrifice, Jesus Christ.

All Non-Catholics and Catholics who have not yet made their first communion are invited to receive a blessing during communion time. To receive this blessing, simply cross your arms over your chest and the minister will give you a blessing.
 

If you are catholic but have not received your first communion we invite you to prepare for the sacrament through a series of classes. For children we invite the parents to contact Kathy Scott and look at the Religious Education page of our website. For adults we invite you to join the RCIA by contacting Deacon John Keyser  to see the RCIA page of the website.

If you are not Catholic but are interested in learning more and possibly become Catholic contact Deacon John Keyser and come to the RCIA, Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.