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St. Elizabeth’s 2018-19 Religious Education
We have made some changes to our session offerings and times for the upcoming school year. Please make yourself familiar with our options before registration begins. Please contact Angie or Kris on our Formation Staff if you have any questions.
2018-19 Religious Education Program Options:
Wednesday Evening Religious Education
A school year program offered for students Kindergarten through High School.For the 2018-19 school year there will only be one session offered on
Wednesdays for each grade K-12.
6:00-7:00pm - Elementary & Middle School - Grades K to 8
6:30-7:30 High School - Grades 9-12Sunday Morning Religious Education
A school year program offered for students in Kindergarten through third grade from 9:45-10:45 amClasses for both options will run from late September 2018 through March 2019
Sunday High School Religious Education
Two sessions of the High School Course will be offered on Sunday Mornings for students Grades 9-12.Session #1 - September 9, 2018 - November 18, 2018, 9:30- 10:45am
Session #2 - January 6, 2019 - March 10, 2019, 9;30-10:45am
Summer Session for the 2018-19 school year
Summer RE is held for one week during the summer. Two different sessions are offered for grades 1 - 8 and one session is offered for high school grades 9-12. Due to the condesed version of the program, we ask that family's interested in our summer program only sign up if they are available to attend all five days of the session.Grades 1-8, 2 sessions offered: July 9-13, 2018, 8am -12:30pm or
July 16-20, 2018, 8am -12:30 pmGrades 9-12: July 16-20, 2018, 1pm - 4:30pm
As is our tradition, in addition to time in class, we ask that all families participating in our RE program commit to four additional activities throughout the year to help foster faith within their family. More details on those expecations can be found below.2018-2019 Religious Education Tuition
Familes with one student $120
Families with two students $160
Families with three or more students $200
Additional Formation Expectations:In addition to religious education classes, we ask that our families participate in additional activities to help grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. This year we are focusing on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus through the four characteristics of discipleship;
Pray, Learn, Share & Witness.2018-19 RE Expectations Sheet
PRAY
Growing disciples have a daily commitment to prayer and “in the Liturgy, all Christian prayer finds its source and goal.” (CCC, no. 1073) Sunday Liturgy is the cornerstone of our faith and we want to encourage you to dive deeper into the Mass by reflecting on the Gospel and homily during one of our three message series. These will take place in the fall, as well as during Advent and Lent. After your family attends Mass, you should take some time to discuss what you heard and experienced and then share your thoughts on our Mass Reflection form on the parish website.
LEARN
Growing disciples are continuous learners. Our faith is rich with information and tradition that spans centuries, there is always something new to learn about our faith and about ourselves. We provide opportunities for you to do this learning as a family in hopes of enriching what your child learns in the classroom. We offer a number of options for you to attend and ask that you plan ahead and make it a priority. This year our Super Family Sundays are geared more to families with younger students, and our Sing Worship and Pray (SWP) are geared towards families with older students.
SHARE
Growing disciples are generous with their time. As our newly canonized Saint Teresa of Calcutta said “faith in action is love and love in action is service”. We are encouraging you to take these words to heart. As a family we would like you to find a way to put your time and talents to use in our parish and local community. Once you have done so, you will reflect on the experience together and share with us by filling out our Service Reflection form on the website.
WITNESS
Growing disciples invite others to grow spiritually through example. You are an example of discipleship to your family and are the primary teachers of the faith; but you cannot share what you do not have. We encourage you to take time in your life to nurture your faith and in so doing be a witness to your family. We have a number of ways in which you can do that, and if you are already doing something to nurture your faith, let us know what it is.
Adult Formation- Parents should attend one:
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Wine and Wisdom Series – Bi Monthly Speakers:
Formation- Families should attend one: -