Marriage Preparation


Parish Office

An engaged couple who plans to have their wedding at Saint Agnes is required to have between four to six meetings with members of the Pastoral Staff. During these meetings, they will take a communication inventory which will be shared with them. Additionally, they are asked to attend a two-hour wedding workshop that will help them plan their liturgical celebration. They are also required to complete two programs: Engaged Encounter Weekend and the Sponsor Couple Program. As the wedding date approaches, the couple will have one to two meetings with the Presider who will officiate their wedding. Throughout this process, the importance of the sacramental covenant they are about to enter into is integrated and emphasized.

To make things easier for the couple, we have included a table that lists all the important documents required for weddings at Saint Agnes.

Document File
Saint Agnes Wedding Guidelines Download
Sample Wedding Worship Aid Download
Wedding First Readings Download
Wedding Second Readings Download
Wedding Gospel Readings Download
Wedding Liturgy & Procession Plan Form Download
   
   

Baptism Preparation


Jennie MeiroseBaptism Coordinator
 
Through Baptism one is reborn in Christ and welcomed into the worldwide Catholic Church. St. Agnes offers the Sacrament of Baptism for children under the age of 7 at designated weekend Masses throughout the year, with immersion being the preferred method for baptizing. Families seeking to have a child baptized should reach out as soon as possible, using the link below, so that a time can be found that works for the family. This also allows time for parents to reflect prayerfully on the Sacrament and Christian parenting, discern about the choice of a godparent(s) for their child, and attend a baptismal preparation class if one has not been taken in the last five years.
 
For those seeking more information on the Sacrament of Baptism, please start by completing this form (click here) and Jennie Meirose, our volunteer Coordinator of Baptisms, will reach out to you.

Sacraments for the Sick or Homebound


Please call the Parish Office if anyone is seriously sick (whether in a hospital, assisted care, or home) and wishes to be anointed. Eucharistic Ministers are available on Sunday to bring Communion to the homebound.

Reconciliation


Saturday: 4:00 – 4:30pm
Anytime by appointment. Communal celebrations as announced during Advent and Lent.