Catechetical Class is required; please inform Father Emmanuel well in advance.

Baptism happens not only to the individual, but also to Christ's body, the Church. That's why the rite insists that we celebrate Baptism in the Christian assembly, with the community present and actively participating. It is the community, after all, who is welcoming the new members, journeying with them, providing models for them, supporting and nourishing them. Baptism begins with God's love and care revealed to us through Christ. It continues with us, the Church, living and enacting God's love and care through Christ to the world. That's a serious commitment.

Sacrament of Baptism

We welcome the newest member of our Parish, Trig Milton Ray Anderson, son of Ashley & Jacob Anderson.  He was baptized today by Bishop Michael J.

Hoeppner, June 28, 2009 at our

Centennial Celebration.