Baptism in the Catholic Church is the first sacrament of initiation, symbolizing the cleansing of original sin and incorporation into the Church.

Parents expecting their first child will need to have a class prior to the baptism.  At least one parent must be Catholic and must plan to raise the child Catholic.  

Contact the office at the parish in which you plan to attend to learn more about having the sacrament of baptism.

The anointing of the sick is administered to bring spiritual and even physical strength during an illness, before a surgery, and especially near the time of death.  If you are suffering from an illness, diagnosis or will be undergoing a surgery soon, you should receive this sacrament.  

Those who's loved one's life may be endangered are encouraged to contact the parish office or the priests early so that they can receive last rites in time.

Catholic marriage, also known as holy matrimony, is a sacrament that establishes a lifelong partnership between a man and a woman, aimed at the good of the spouses and the procreation and education of children.  As soon as the couple is engaged, they are encouraged to contact the church office right away to reserve the date for their wedding. At the minimum, couple must have made contact at least 6 months in advance.  The couple will need to take marriage classes to prepare for this sacrament.  

Contact the office at the parish in which you plan to be married to learn more.

The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) is a process designed by the Catholic Church to help adults learn about the faith and prepare for the sacraments of initiation, including Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist. It is intended for unbaptized individuals, baptized Christians from other denominations, and baptized Catholics who have not received proper catechesis.

Contact the office at the parish in which you plan to attend to learn more and begin OCIA Classes.