Eucharist

The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. We receive the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ at every mass. By faithfully receiving the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, our spiritual life is nourished and strengthened.

By receiving the Holy Eucharist, we grow in deeper communion with God, we remember the sacrifice Jesus made for us and fellowship grows among all who receive His Body and Blood.

Catholics who have prepared themselves by fasting 1 hour before mass and by going to Confession regularly may receive the Eucharist. 

All children in our parish who have been baptized and are in 2nd grade or older are invited to prepare with their families for the celebration of First Communion. Please contact the Parish office for more information.