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The Need is Real. The Need is Now. (More information) CommissionsLifelong Faith FormationCommissions
The LFF Commission continues to invite those interested to become part of this vital ministry. Please call Chris Warner, 414-425-0146 for more information. St. Mary offers a variety of Religious Education Programs to meet the needs of its parishioners. It is our mission to minister to all the children of our parish. Parents of children in the public schools are strongly encouraged to enroll their school-aged children in our religious education program. Because Lifelong Faith Formation is an ongoing process, it is necessary that children participate fully at all grade levels. To register your child/children, you must be an active/contributing member of St. Mary. View the 2007-2008 Lifelong Faith Formation Handbook for details about each program, as well as policies and important dates. CalendarPermission SlipsNone at this time Registration Forms
Other DocumentsChild MinistryFor children from Kindergarten through 8th grade. Youth/Young Adult MinistrySpecialized offerings for high school-aged youth and young adults. Adult & Family MinistryReligious education doesn't end when you graduate from high school. It's a lifelong process! Pastoral CareRelated Web Sites of Interest
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The Lifelong Faith Formation Commission’s role is to tie all the ministries and groups involved in Lifelong Faith Formation together, providing encouragement, vision, and direction to staff and leadership involved in these ministries. This year our focus is to encourage collaboration and creativity between groups and ministries. We also want to concentrate on “Whole Community Catechesis,” specifically geared to engaging adults (children learn their faith by experiencing it with their parents and other faith-filled adults).