The sacraments are more than rituals; they are living encounters with Christ, our means of experiencing His presence and grace in our lives today.
"And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age" (Matthew 28:20).
Sacraments
The seven sacraments, instituted by Christ, are the outward signs of an inward reality which impart Grace, the ability to share in the very life of God.
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Baptism
In Baptism we become a new creation in Christ by being buried with him in likeness of his death and raised in the likeness of his resurrection. Our fallen nature is cleansed and we given new identities as sons and daughters of God and heirs to eternal life in his kingdom.
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Reconciliation
Through the Sacrament of Reconciliation, we find God's mercy. In the Sacrament, the priest represents Christ and the Church, forgiving and reconciling us with the Church.
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Confirmation
In Confirmation the grace we received in baptism is made complete. Through the power of the Holy Spirit we are made his witnesses in the world to spread the good news of the Gospel.
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Eucharist
Join us for the Eucharist, where bread and wine truly become the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus. Through Mass, we commemorate his passion, death, and resurrection.
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Mass
Join us in Mass, the highest form of prayer in the Church. Experience worship, nourishment through the Word, and communion with the Eucharist, the ultimate source and summit of faith.
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Matrimony
Matrimony unites a man and a woman in a lifelong, exclusive, and life-giving union. It's a vocation of holiness and service in family life.
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Holy Orders
Holy Orders entrust the mission of Christ to the Church through ordained ministry. Three degrees include Diaconate, Presbyterate, and Episcopacy.
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Anointing of the Sick
Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament where the Church offers comfort and healing to those who are sick or suffering. Join us in this time of grace.
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Funeral
The funeral liturgy is a powerful way to honor our loved ones, praying for them and for each other in the hope of resurrection and reunion in heaven.
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