Baptism is the first sacrament of Christian initiation. Through Baptism, a person becomes a member of the Church and begins a life of faith in Christ.

Requirements may include:

• Birth certificate of the child

• Names of parents and godparents/sponsors

• Baptismal registration form from the Parish Office

• Attendance in a baptismal preparation or pre-baptism seminar

• Parents’ marriage certificate, if applicable

For baptismal schedules and preparation, please coordinate with the Parish Office.

Confirmation strengthens the grace received in Baptism and deepens one’s commitment to live as a witness of Christ.

Requirements may include:

• Baptismal certificate

• Birth certificate

• Confirmation registration form

• Attendance in catechesis, formation, or confirmation seminar

• Name of qualified sponsor

For confirmation schedules, parishioners are encouraged to wait for official parish announcements or coordinate directly with the Parish Office.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is a sacrament of God’s mercy, forgiveness, and healing. Through confession, the faithful are reconciled with God and the Church.

For confession schedules, penitential services, or individual appointments, parishioners may coordinate with the Parish Office or approach the priest before or after scheduled liturgical activities, subject to availability.

The Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of healing, strength, and spiritual comfort for those who are seriously ill, elderly, or in need of God’s grace in times of sickness.

Families may request the priest to administer the Anointing of the Sick for loved ones who are seriously ill, preparing for surgery, elderly, or in danger due to illness.

For urgent cases, please contact the Parish Office or coordinate directly with the parish priest.