FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS - Our textbook is the Bible with worksheets in your child's folder. Parents are the primary catechists. Along with the information provided in your First Communion Workshop folder, we are asking that you watch the videos for parents below. Due to the coronavirus, we are unable to hold classes. There are videos for the kids to watch, too!
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JOYFUL SUNDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS Frist Communion March to April Classes complete Eucharist Chapter 7 Eucharist Chapter 8 Eucharist Chapter 9 Eucharist Chapter 10 Formed.org Videos for KIDS! The Eucharist for Little Children ------------------------------------------------- More information and videos are coming so that you can teach them how to receive Jesus! We usually teach both ways to receive: on the tongue and in the hand. Please practice at home. end of year homework
 Click on the links!
Read a book
and complete a book report. Turn in your book report and enter the contest for prizes! Reading Log Book Report How many books can you read by June 30th? |
Formed.org Videos
Parents: Presence Series Just click! Presence - For Parents: Preparing Your Child for First Holy Communion Presence- For Catechists: Unveiling the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist Presence - Session 1: God Is with Us Presence - Session 2: The Story of the Eucharist Presence - Session 3: Bread for the Journey Presence - Biblical Foundations with Dr. Tim Gray 
Get your Spiritual Communion prayer card and more!
Get creative! Spiritual Communion Worksheet Eucharist Coloring Page Spiritual Communion Eucharist Coloring Directions/Ideas Lesson 9 - Extra Credit!
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Watch this video with your child and review how to receive the Body and Blood of Christ to prepare for their First Communion!
EUCHARIST
You can receive the Eucharist on the tongue or in the hand. But how do you do that properly? Watch the video by clicking on Sacraments 101. · Walk up to receive with hands folded and bow. · Stand close enough so the Priest can reach you. · Priest: The Body of Christ. You: Amen. · In the hand: Make a throne. Cup your hands with the dominant hand on the bottom. · On the tongue: Either kneel or stand, open your mouth and stick out your tongue a bit. Tilting your head to look up a bit helps! · Step to the side and make the Sign of the Cross as you look at the cross above the altar. Practice at home with small crackers! |
