Sacraments

Baptism

***Baptism's at Holy Rosary generally take place the first Sunday of the month at 1:00 p.m.  Parents/Guardians must call the parish office at least one month in advance to pre-register for pre-baptism class which must be completed prior to the Baptism.

Eucharist

Eucharist and Social Mission: Body of Christ, Broken for the World This short, two-page handout can help Catholics reflect on how the Eucharist prepares us for the Catholic call to mission in the world.

 

Confirmation

Sacraments 101: Confirmation (why we're confirmed)

BustedHalo.com's fantastic introduction to the Sacraments series:Why do I have to get confirmed if I'm already baptized? How do I choose a sponsor as I prepare for confirmation? Why do I have the option to choose a new name?

Confirmation: Strengthened by the Spirit, Called to Action - This short, two-page handout can help Catholics who are preparing for the sacrament of Confirmation reflect on our Catholic call to mission in the world.

Anointing of the Sick

Sacraments 101: Anointing of the Sick (who it's for)

Disclaimer: Please note that this video may include stock photos of priests or bishops who have been credibly accused of sexual misconduct or in other ways brought scandal to the Church. We at Busted Halo are working on revising this and our other videos accordingly.

Anointing of the Sick: Joined to Christ, Witnesses of Hope and Healing  - This short, two-page handout can assist your reflection on this sacrament, through which the Church carries out Jesus' mission of compassion and healing. By uniting their suffering to Christ, those who are sick can also be signs of faith and witnesses of Christ's resurrection to the entire community

Matrimony

Marriage: United in Love, Strengthened for Service This short, two-page handout can help Catholics who are preparing for the sacrament of Marriage reflect on our Catholic call to mission in the world. ity

Holy Orders

Holy Orders: Ordained to Serve, Gather, Transform and Send This short, two-page handout describes how ordained ministers play an important role in helping Christians to imitate Christ's mission of love and justice, through gathering the community, modeling Christ's love for the poor, presiding at Eucharist, and evangelizing social realities.