Sacraments

BAPTISM~RECONCILIATION~EUCHARIST~CONFIRMATION~MARRIAGE~HOLY ORDERS~ANNOINTING OF THE SICK

BAPTISMS
Contact the Parish Office 466-3427 to arrange date and classes.

RECONCILIATION 
Saturday from 3:00pm to 4:00pm or call 466-3427 for an appointment.

FIRST RECONCILIATION
Children preparing for First Reconciliation, CCD classes begin in September. Please call Brenda Johnson at 466-2101 for more information.

EUCHARIST
Homebound or sick who need an Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist visit their home, please call Rectory at 466-3427.

FIRST EUCHARIST
Children preparing for First Eucharist, CCD classes begin in September. Please call Brenda Johnson at 466-2101 for more information

CONFIRMATION 
Scheduled every OTHER year by the diocese. Classes begin in September. Please call Brenda Johnson at 466-2101 for more information.

MARRIAGE
-parishioners must call to arrange 1 year in advance
-non-parishioners arrangements are 6 months in advance

HOLY ORDERS 
Consider the possibility that the Lord could be calling you to serve Him and His Church as a Diocesan priest, a permanent deacon, or member of a religious order. Call 330-744-8451 or go to Youngstown Vocations for information.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Mass - This sacrament of healing is publicly celebrated one weekend in the month of June.
The Pastor visits nursing homes periodically for anointing.
For individual anointing, please contact the Parish Office, 466-3427.

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
- Time before death
......call priest for Holy Viaticum and Anointing of the Sick
- Time of death
......call priest for funeral plans
- Memorial Masses
......on anniversary or yearly to be scheduled.
All the above may be handled by calling the Rectory at 466-3427

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