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The Monthly Sessions are important to the religious socialization of the group. We recognize that we are not isolated in our religious education. We can learn from other families and we have much to give to other families. The Monthly Sessions, therefore, are offered as support for our teaching mission.

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Show Us the Way to Go Home by Fr. Paul

2008 - '09 Schedule by
All small group sessions are on Sunday mornings and include attendance at Mass.

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Guidelines by

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Prayers and Practices by
Parents are reminded to pray the traditional prayers of our Church with their children. Listed below are the required PRAYERS AND PRACTICES for each grade level. We also recommend that the children attend our weekly Liturgy of the Word for Children each Saturday evening at the 5:30 P.M. Mass.

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Parish Calendar by

Reconciliation by

Session 4: Romero - Part 2 by

Session 4; Vatican II by

The 50 Questions by
Here are questions about the church and specifically about St. Philip the Apostle Parish that all confirmandi should know.

Words to Know by

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RCIA by

Saint of the Day by

Service Station by
Parish Youth & Young Adult Volunteer Service Opportunities

Session 5; Belonging to the Catholic Church by

Session 5; Deciding as a Christian by

Outerwear Drive by

Sacrament of the Sick by

Session 6; Believing in a Media Culture by

Session 6; Belonging to St. Philip the Apostle Parish by

Directions to our Parish by

Session 7; Accept for Yourself; The Gift of Faith by

Session 7; The Word of God by

Session 8; Christian Faith; Levels of Motivation by

Session 9; A Disciple is a Person of Faith by

Session 9; Jesus, the Teacher by

Session 10; Jesus, the Miracle Worker by

Session 10; The Holy Spirit by

Session 11; Jesus' Triumph; Death and Resurrection by

Session 11; Spirit Gifts by

Session 12; Discovering Spirit Gifts by

Session 12; Pentecost and the Early Church by

When Bishop Serratelli Called by

A Tremendous Privilege by

A New Dance Partner by

More Reasons than the Pilgrims by

Moving the Furniture: Advent 2007 by

What Child Is This? by

The Place of His Birth by

Christmas Homily -2007 by

What Will He Do Next? by

Putting Ourselves in Grace's Way by

This Mass is being offered for... by

The Palm Phenomenon by

Easter '08 Homily by

On His Shoulders by

Where Peter Is by

Eucharistic Fragments - Part 1 by

Eucharistic Fragments - Part 2 by

What We Mean by "Holy Matrimony" by

The Center of our Life by

Catholic Schools by

Gratitude and Capacity by

Advent as the Pregnant Mary by

Welcome to Our World by

Catholicism Every Day by
Celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2010

COPERNICAN REVOLUTION by
2009 Christmas Message

PLEASANT SURPRISE by
Advent 2009

Thanks to the King by Fr. Paul

The Catholic thinker and author, G. K. Chesterton once stated: “You say grace before meals. All right. But I say grace before the concert and the opera, and grace before the play and pantomime, and grace before I open a book, and grace before sketching, painting, swimming, fencing, boxing, walking, playing, dancing and grace before I dip the pen in the ink.”

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The Church in the Empty Tomb by

How Late Can I Come to Mass? by

The First and Ancient Love by

Union Gives Strength by Fr. Paul

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Christmas/Advent Celebration by

Fact or Fiction Answer Sheet by

Henry VIII (1491-1547) by

Ignatius of Loyola (1495-1556) by

John Calvin (1509-1564) by

Liturgical Calendar by

Liturgical Colors by

Liturgical Gestures by

Martin Luther (1483-1546) by

Miracles of Jesus by

Order of Mass Part 1 by

Order of Mass Part 2 by

Order of Mass Part 3 by

Summaries of Vatican II Documents by

Teresa of Avila (1515-1582) by

Vatican II Interview by

Are We Being Watched? by
Smoke detectors, Debt Reduction, and 2010 Carnival Dates

HIS HEART IS ON HIS SLEEVE by

Third Sunday of Advent 2009

How Late Can I Come to Mass? by

Lent at St. Philip's, 2010 by
Some Lenten opportunities

One Man, One Woman Marriage by

The Most Radical Legislation Ever Proposed by
All of us priests received a letter from Bishop Serratelli this week concerning the Freedom of Choice Act. I want to share with you some of its important contents.

Union Gives Strength by

Welcome Fr. Flanagan by

Why Not Why Catholic? by
Do you long for a deeper appreciation of the beliefs, richness, and joy of our Catholic faith? To really understand the power of God’s Word in our lives? To find ways to link our faith with our everyday life? I know I do, and so do many others.

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