Monthly baptism talks
St. Edwin’s Deacons are now offering classes in preparation for the
sacrament of Baptism for prospective parents and Godparents. The
English language class, led by Rev. Pablo LeFebre, takes place every
third Tuesday of the month, starting at 6:30pm in the conference
room of the parish center. We also offer a class in Spanish, directed by
Rev. José Ayala, here, every first Tuesday of the month, at the same time
and same place. The class lasts about one hour.
To enter, just visit the office during regular hours at least one day
before, complete the online form and make the donation (non-refundable
as the office staff works to process your paperwork). Members of other
parishes looking for a baptismal talk are also welcome.
We advise registrants to arrive early; anybody who arrives late will
have to wait until the next month to enter into that class.
The actual class will cover four topics:
1) What the Word of God says about Baptism.
2) What the Catechism of the Catholic Church says about Baptism.
3) The requirements and responsibilities of parents and
Godparents.
4) The rite of Baptism itself.
Those present will receive their signed document that very evening at
the end of class. Our certificate is accepted by the parishes in the
Archdiocese, just as we accept their classes.
We look forward to seeing you!
Baptism talks
St. Edwin’s Deacons are
now offering classes in
preparation for the sacrament
of Baptism for prospective
parents and Godparents. The
English language class, led by
Rev. Pablo LeFebre, takes
place every third Tuesday
of the month, starting at
6:30pm in the conference
room of the parish center. We
also offer a class in Spanish,
directed by Rev. José Ayala,
here, every first Tuesday of
the month, at the same time
and same place. The class
lasts about one hour.
To enter, just visit the
office during regular hours at
least one day before, complete
the online form and make the
donation (non-refundable as
the office staff works to
process your paperwork).
Members of other parishes
looking for a baptismal talk
are also welcome.
We advise registrants to
arrive early; anybody who
arrives late will have to wait
until the next month to enter
into that class.
The actual class will
cover four topics:
1) What the Word of
God says about Baptism.
2) What the Catechism
of the Catholic Church
says about Baptism.
3) The requirements
and responsibilities of
parents and Godparents.
4) The rite of Baptism
itself.
Those present will receive
their signed document that
very evening at the end of
class. Our certificate is
accepted by the parishes in
the Archdiocese, just as we
accept their classes.
We look forward to seeing
you!