Religious Education Program
Helping our Children Grow in Faith
Children are like sponges, they absorb what they observe and experience. That's why all parents are encouraged to enroll their children in religious education. St. John XXIII has a family-based religious education program where we emphasize that the central time of learning for both adults and children is at weekend Mass. At Mass we learn from scripture readings, homilies, prayers and rituals. We are nourished by the Eucharist and become a member of the Body of Christ.
In addition to learning from Mass, children will receive religious education in classes offered by the parish as well as from lessons completed at home. Parents are invited to teach or help with these classes.
Registration begins July 31st, 2026
Classes begin in September and go through April. The registration fee is $90 per child. Online registration will begin July 1st, 2026. Click the button below for online registration.
Click the button below for complete details on our Religious Education and Sacramental Preparation programs and schedule.
The Caring Project - A Partnership Between Religious Education Students and the Homebound Ministry
The St. John XXIII Religious Education program and the Homebound Ministry have once again come together to share prayer, encouragement,
and love with some of our parish's homebound and facility-bound members. Student in grades 3-8 participated and we are in our second year
of continuing this beautiful ministry. To view our current Caring Project story, click on the button below under the center photo.
Weather Cancellations: Parents will receive a message via Flocknote. Cancellations will also be announced on KCRG, KGAN & KWWL.
