Welcome to St. Mary's Cathedral

Submitted by m_rookie
on Sat, 09/25/2010 - 03:36

Centered in, and formed by Eucharist, the community of St. Mary’s Cathedral as a stewardship parish opens wide our arms to all who come to worship in a vibrant way, and return as disciples to the broader community to be Christ, especially to the poor, lost alienated, and forgotten.

Fall 2011 Lay Ministry Schedule

Submitted by Dan Tomich
on Fri, 09/23/2011 - 13:30

Small Communities of Faith and RENEW

We are calling for scripture-based faith communities, that will pray together and study the Catechism of our Faith. These can be very structured, easy to follow sessions directed by RENEW materials, or scripture studies.  The purpose of meeting is to join with other Christian believers, and challenge us in our Catholic walk.

The small faith communities are made up of 5 to 12 people, meeting in prayer and study, in the place of their choosing (a home, at church, or a place at work, for instance), for 12 times a year, over two years.

Groups can meet at 6 session intervals over the seasons of

RCIA

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

How does a person become a Catholic? The Catholic church warmly welcomes new members and tries to provide appropriate spiritual formation according to each person's needs.  In general, people who are interested in becoming Catholic fall into one of three categories: infants and young children; people who, whether baptized or unbaptized, have had little or no affiliation with or religious training in the Christian faith; and baptized people who have been active members in other Christian denominations.

Through the Rite, the Church prepares adults

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