The seven sacraments of the Catholic Church are outward signs instituted by Jesus Christ,
through which grace and interior sanctification are communicated from Jesus to an individual human soul.

Baptism
    Baptism should take place as soon as possible following birth. Expectant parents should contact the pastor
    before the birth of the child.

Reconciliation or Confession
    Confessions are heard from 3:45 pm to 4:30 pm and before each weekend Mass.

Confirmation
    Contact the parish office if interested. After a year of preparation the candidate may receive this sacrament.

The Holy Eucharist
     The summit of Catholicism, one may receive Jesus in the sacrament if Catholic and in a state of grace (no mortal sins).
     Orthodox Christians may receive the sacrament as well.

Anointing of the Sick
     Anyone in danger of death from illness or old age should receive this sacrament. Please inform the pastor
      of any parishioners who are seriously ill.

Matrimony
     Contact the pastor at least four months prior to the proposed wedding date to receive marriage preparation.
     Couples must fulfill all diocesan regulations.

Holy Orders
     If a young man feels called to a priestly vocation dedicated to God, contact the pastor for counsel and guidance.