Sacrament of Reconciliation (First Confession) and Sacrament of Eucharist (First Communion)

Children's Formation serves students in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade for SacPrep.  The length of time students take to receive their sacraments depends on how long the student takes to be ready to receive the sacraments. All information will be provided to parents during parent meetings. 

NOTE: Students currently attending a Catholic school only attend SacPrep on Sunday 9:45-10:45am because they receive their catechism at school. Students who are not current students in a Catholic school will attend catechism on Wednesday 6-7pm AND SacPrep on Sunday 9:45-10:45am.


Sacrament of Reconciliation (First Confession) - All students in SacPrep will start preparing for the Sacrament of Reconciliation on their first semester. If the student is ready to receive the sacrament by the end of the semester, then the student receives it. Then, the student returns the next semester to start preparing for the Sacrament of Eucharist. However, if the student is not ready to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, then he/she will return the next semester to continue preparing to receive the same sacrament. Again, receiving the sacraments is based on the student's readiness to receive it. No student will be held back, and no student will be rushed through.

Sacrament of Eucharist (First Communion) - Once the student receives the Sacrament of Reconciliation, at the start of the next semester, he/she will start to prepare for the Sacrament of Eucharist. Same process as above applies, however long it takes for the student to be ready to receive the sacrament, he/she will do so at the end of the semester. If he/she is not ready by the end of the semester, he/she will return the next semester to continue preparing for the same sacrament. As mentioned before, receiving the sacraments is based on readiness. 
 

What is the Sacrament of Eucharist? 

Christ is the sacrament of God. The Church is the sacrament of Christ. Through Baptism Christ gives us life and through the Eucharist Christ nourishes life abundantly. The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Church’s life. (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, 10) Through the Eucharist Christ’s life, death and resurrection are made real, are made present, and are offered sacramentally. In the Eucharist, Christ unites his Church and all her members with his work of salvation. All ministries and sacraments of the Church are bound up with the Eucharist in which Christ, acting through the ministry of the priesthood, gives himself as an offering to the Father. Through Eucharist the faithful individually and communally renew their promise to conform their lives to Christ. Through the Liturgies of the Word and of the Eucharist the events of Christ’s life are made present. It is through the community whose unity is created by the Eucharist that the faithful are commissioned and empowered to evangelize. In Holy Communion, Christ completes the initiation of the faithful, nourishes them throughout their lives, and consoles them at the time of death with Viaticum.

--Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth
 

**Registration for 2022-2023 will start July 1. More information coming soon!**

 

Children's Formation Sacrament of Eucharist 2021
Sacramento de Eucaristía 2021 de Formación Infantil

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Preparación de Sacramento de Reconciliación (Primera Confesió) y Sacramento de Eucaristía (Primera Comunión)

Formación Infantil sirve a los estudiantes de 1o, 2o y 3er grado en SacPrep. El tiempo que los estudiantes tardan en recibir los sacramentos depende de cuánto tarden en estar listos para recibirlos. Toda la información se proporcionará a los padres durante las juntas para padres.

NOTA: Estudiantes en una escuela católica solo asisten a SacPrep los domingos 9:45-10:45am porque reciben su catecismo en la escuela. Los estudiantes que no están en una escuela católica asistirán al catecismo el miércoles 6-7pm Y a SacPrep el domingo 9:45-10:45am.


Sacramento de Reconciliación (Primera Confesión) - Todos los estudiantes en SacPrep comenzarán a prepararse para el Sacramento de Reconciliación en su primer semestre. Si el estudiante está listo para recibir el sacramento al final del semestre, entonces el estudiante lo recibe. Después, el estudiante regresa el próximo semestre para comenzar a prepararse para el Sacramento de Eucaristía. Pero si el estudiante no está listo para recibir el Sacramento de Reconciliación al fin de semestre, entonces regresará el próximo semestre para continuar preparándose para recibir el mismo sacramento. Otra vez, recibir los sacramentos se basa en si el estudiante está listo para recibirlos. Ningún estudiante será detenido, y ningún estudiante será apresurado.

Sacramento de Eucaristía (Primera Comunión) - Una vez que el estudiante recibe el Sacramento de Reconciliación, al comienzo del próximo semestre, él / ella comenzará a prepararse para el Sacramento de Eucaristía. Se aplica el mismo proceso del semestre anterior, sin importar el tiempo que le tome al estudiante estar listo para recibir el sacramento, lo hará al final del semestre. Si no está listo al final del semestre, regresará el próximo semestre para seguir preparándose para el mismo sacramento. Como se mencionó anteriormente, recibir los sacramentos se basa en si el estudiante está listo para recibirlos.
 

¿Qué es el Sacramento de la Eucaristía?

--Diócesis de Fort Worth

 

**Inscripciones comenzarán el 1 de julio. Más información próximamente.**

 

Children's Formation Sacrament of Eucharist 2021
Sacramento de Eucaristía 2021 de Formación Infantil