Family Mass
Join us on November 16 at 5:00 PM
Family Mass is a great opportunity to not only worship together, but to minister together. Each month, different families sign up to be the greeters, readers and gift bearers for our community.
Our next mass is Saturday, October 26 at 5:00 PM. You can sign up here.
Join us on November 16 at 5:00 PM
Family Mass is a great opportunity to not only worship together, but to minister together. Each month, different families sign up to be the greeters, readers and gift bearers for our community.
Our next mass is Saturday, October 26 at 5:00 PM. You can sign up here.
- The greeters will welcome parishioners upon their arrival to mass and hand out bulletins as they leave.
- The readers will read the first and second readings, as well as the intercessions.
- The gifts of bread and wine can be brought to the altar by the whole family.
Come to Alpha
Join us on Wednesdays at 6:15 PM
to find the real answers to questions.
It can't be simpler. Drop off your kids in the gym and come into the school faculty room to explore the answers to the big questions of life - faith, meaning, God, purpose.
Wednesdays at 6:15 PM in the fall.
Join us!
Join us on Wednesdays at 6:15 PM
to find the real answers to questions.
It can't be simpler. Drop off your kids in the gym and come into the school faculty room to explore the answers to the big questions of life - faith, meaning, God, purpose.
Wednesdays at 6:15 PM in the fall.
Join us!
Project Exodus
Welcoming New Americans
Over the last four years, the Religious Education families have welcomed eight households of refugees and have helped them to begin their new life as Americans. The families have been from diverse places - Iraq, Myanmar, Congo - and each family endured war and dislocation, as well as time in refugee camps.
We help them get started by giving them the necessary household items so that they can begin the work of becoming Americans. On March 21, we welcomed a family from Syria. Our families moved them into their new apartment, got it ready with everything put away and the beds made, and greeted them when they arrived.
Welcoming New Americans
Over the last four years, the Religious Education families have welcomed eight households of refugees and have helped them to begin their new life as Americans. The families have been from diverse places - Iraq, Myanmar, Congo - and each family endured war and dislocation, as well as time in refugee camps.
We help them get started by giving them the necessary household items so that they can begin the work of becoming Americans. On March 21, we welcomed a family from Syria. Our families moved them into their new apartment, got it ready with everything put away and the beds made, and greeted them when they arrived.
Fun and Engaging Things Happen
Each year, we have interesting classroom units, as well as special events. For example, we have had a visit from a Holocaust survivor, a celebration of the Feast of St. Francis, an All Saints mass together, and a visit from the good bishop, St. Nicholas. We welcomed the Kitenge family and set up their new home in America and we raised money for Fields of Life in East Africa. Then, we ended up the year with a May Crowning and closing treat.
Each year, we have interesting classroom units, as well as special events. For example, we have had a visit from a Holocaust survivor, a celebration of the Feast of St. Francis, an All Saints mass together, and a visit from the good bishop, St. Nicholas. We welcomed the Kitenge family and set up their new home in America and we raised money for Fields of Life in East Africa. Then, we ended up the year with a May Crowning and closing treat.
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St. Emily Religious Education Office
1400 E. Central Road
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Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Wednesday from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM Cathy Crino is available Monday through Friday. You can reach her by telephone or email. Due to meetings and other obligations, the office might not be staffed if you drop by. Please call ahead to confirm. |
St. Thomas Becket Religious Education Office
1321 N. Burning Bush Ln
Mt. Prospect, IL 60056
847-296-9051
www.stthomasbecketmp.org
Staff
Renata Sosin, Coordinator of Religious Education
rsosin@stbmp.org
MISSION STATEMENT
The Religious Education program works in partnership with parents to provide excellent Catholic education and faith formation for children, strengthening their love for and knowledge of the Lord Jesus, fostering a sense of community and ensuring opportunities for spiritual growth, as well as the importance of living the works of mercy.
The Religious Education program works in partnership with parents to provide excellent Catholic education and faith formation for children, strengthening their love for and knowledge of the Lord Jesus, fostering a sense of community and ensuring opportunities for spiritual growth, as well as the importance of living the works of mercy.
