St. Matthew the Evangelist 9915 Hollister Houston, Texas Martial Oya, Pastor CCE CONFIRMATION HANDBOOK

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1 1 St. Matthew the Evangelist 9915 Hollister Houston, Texas Martial Oya, Pastor CCE If we live by the Spirit, let us also walk by the Spirit. Galatians 5:25

2 2 CCE YOUTH INFORMATION YOUTH SESSIONS GRADES 6 THRU 12 ONLY: Session: Sunday 9:15 9:30 Arrive and Sign In at Auditorium Session: Sunday 9:30 9:50 Auditorium Gospel Review Session: Sunday 10:00 11:15 Mass Sunday 11:15 11:45 Break Time to Eat/Rest Session: Sunday 11:45 1:15 Faith Formation Classes REGULAR TUITION FOR ALL STUDENTS (all students): 1 student $ students $ or more students $ Installment plan for all students: Initial partial payment and balance due by December 16, 2018 REQUIREMENTS: All applicants must present a copy of their Baptism Certificate (even if baptized at St. Matthew). Must present by end of December to continue in program. Please notify staff member of any special needs learning, medical, and legal. The staff will work very discreetly to try to meet the needs of your child. Do NOT Miss more than three (3) Mass celebrations; (3) Faith Formation classes per year and (3) Tardies equal (1) absence or any retreat! Please serve as Ministers of Hospitality, Altar Servers or in the Youth Group. A list of service projects will be provided to select from through-out the year. Parent Involvement is highly encouraged for all Sacrament Preparation Candidates! Parent attendance is mandatory for all parent meeting. We strongly invite all parents and their families to join (register) the St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic Community! Join us and exercise your Catholic Identity, Catholic faith, and help build GOD s community here on earth! O LORD, our LORD, how awesome is your name throughout all the earth! You have set Your Majesty above the heavens! (Psalm 8: 2, 10) GOD S CHILDREN NEED YOU! We are in great need of Catechists and Teaching Assistants for all grade levels. We welcome volunteers for Office Assistants, Hall-Monitors, Snack Vending Team, and Workroom Helpers. We greatly appreciate you for giving your time, your talent, and your treasure to Our GOD and Creator! All Volunteers must attend a Protecting God s Children VIRTUS Worship prior to working closely with children! Those who honor Your Name trust in You; You never forsake those who seek You, LORD. (Psalm 9: 11)

3 3 Sacrament Formation Information CONFIRMATION IN SUMMARY For all Confirmation Candidates in their formation walk with St. Matthew, allow us to walk beside you in the formation process. Confirmation preparation should be understood within the context of forming disciples. Confirmation I Candidates Admission Interview/Registration Classroom preparation actively participate in all class activities Mass Attendance/Learning Sessions Attendance: Do not miss more than three (3) Masses and Learning Sessions per year & arrive before activities begin; remember 3 tardies equal 1 absence Participate in all missions and reconciliation services offered by Pastor; Bring assigned materials to class or to special events Participate in church service projects offered at St. Matthew the Evangelist or join the Youth Group Dress Code No shorts or sleeves clothes Footwear no flip flops Modest dress regardless of the attire. o Dresses must be knee length and chest, back and shoulders must be covered when wearing blouses. o Jeans and t-shirts in good condition not torn or have unacceptable advertising. Mass Behavior Do not move unnecessarily or interrupt Mass; and Turn off or silence all electronic devices during mass or your parents will be notified. Sponsor/Godparent selection process to prepare for Confirmation II; requirements are below 1 sponsor 1 male OR 1 female or 1 male AND 1 female Must have all Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Communion, Confirmation If they are married, they MUST be married through the Church. No Exceptions Sponsor Form required Cost for Retreat per Year: Confirmation I Retreat - $30 per youth Due Dates: Confirmation I Retreat fees By November 1, 2018 Confirmation I Parent Sessions: October 16, pm Deacon s Interview (Candidates will notified to make an appointment with Deacons in March) Youth will have interviews conducted by our fellow Deacons. We want to know how they are doing. They will be asked a range of questions of what they have learned in class, to their personal spiritual life, their favorite scripture, and more. Each interview last no more than 15 mins. March Confirmation I Service Hours 20 service hours required per youth Service hours have to be completed at St. Matthew the Evangelist To count toward total hours the following applies: o Service hours form has to be completed o Signature from an supervising adult has to be on form Contact Jocelyn Blanco, Youth Coordinator for a list of Parish Service Project and for details attend Youth Group on Wednesday evenings from 7 pm to 9 pm in Room 202.

4 4 Saint Selection Why did you pick your patron Saint? How will the patron saint make a difference in your life and in the future? What did you base your selection on? o family patron saint o feast day of saint o other reasons Explain why your selection is important to you Attend the Confirmation I Retreat: November 17, 9:00am 7:00 pm, auditorium & Church CONFIRMATION 1 MANDATORY RETREAT November 17, 2018 from 9am-6pm Form due Oct 15, 2018 Cost is $30 (Paid in Full by November 4, 2018) Rite of Initiation at 5:00 pm Mass Permission Slips - Front and back completed and signed. Please include all Medical information including any kind of allergies and current medication 2 Meals No Transportation necessary Safety - 10:1 Youth to Adult Ratio We will update via Flocknote/Text Messages No Electronics - no exceptions Confirmation II Candidates: Continue Classroom preparation Sunday Mass Complete Church Service projects Attendance will be review at registration to make sure Confirmation I student met attendance requirement to continue to second year Dress Code No shorts or sleeves clothes Footwear no flip flops Modest dress regardless of the attire. o Dresses must be knee length and chest, back and shoulders must be covered when wearing blouses. o Jeans and t-shirts in good condition not torn or have unacceptable advertising. Mass Behavior Do not move unnecessarily or interrupt Mass; and Turn off or silence all electronic devices during mass or your parents will be notified. Sponsor/Godparent 1 sponsor 1 male OR 1 female or 1 male AND 1 female Must have all Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Communion, Confirmation If they are married, they MUST be married through the Church. No Exceptions Sponsor Form required Confirmation II Parent Sessions: September 17, , auditorium January 10, pm, auditorium May tbd, auditorium (confirmation meeting) May tbd, auditorium (Rehearsal in church with sponsor will be scheduled once the date is confirmed by Archdiocese) Cost for Retreat per Year: Confirmation II Retreat - $120 per youth

5 5 Due Dates: Confirmation II Retreat fees By September 9, 2018 Deacon s Interview (Candidates will call to make an appointment with Deacons in February) Youth will have interviews conducted by our fellow Deacons. We want to know how they are doing. They will be asked a range of questions of what they have learned in class, to their personal spiritual life, their favorite scripture, and more. Each interview last no more than 15 mins. February 2019 Confirmation II Saint Selection Why did you pick your patron Saint? How will the patron saint make a difference in your life and in the future? What did you base your selection on? o family patron saint o feast day of saint o other reasons Explain why your selection is important to you Service Hours 20 service hours required per youth Service hours have to be completed at St. Matthew the Evangelist To count toward total hours the following applies: o Service hours form has to be completed o Signature from an supervising adult has to be on form Contact Jocelyn Blanco, Youth Coordinator for a list of Parish Service Project and for details attend Youth Group on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in Room 202. Mandatory Confirmation II Retreat: September (Camp Kappe) CONFIRMATION II MANDATORY RETREAT September 21-23, 2018 at Camp Kappe (7738 Camp Kappe Rd., Plantersville, TX 77363) Form due by September 4, 2018 Cost is $120 (Paid in Full by September 7, 2018) Permission Slips - Front and back completed and signed. Please include all Medical information including any kind of allergies and current medication 6 Meals (Friday Dinner; Saturday Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Sunday Breakfast, Lunch) Transportation - Bus leaves at 4:45 pm on Friday, September 21st. If your child is left behind, you are responsible for taking him/her to the Camp Kappe. We arrive to St. Matthew on Sunday, September 23 at 1:30 pm. Safety - 10:1 Youth to Adult Ratio; Night Surveillance; Only Parish on Camp Site We will update via Flocknote/Text Messages No Electronics - no exceptions Welcome Back Party for Teens on Sunday, September 23 at 1:30 pm. We have a moment where the teens share and speak to their parents. If it very important that you be present for your child. What to pack: Pillow, Sleeping Bag or a Bed sheet & large blanket, toiletries (shampoo, towel, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.), sweater, closed toed shoes, bug spray, comfortable sleeping clothes, shower slippers, flashlight, an open heart and an open mind. Returning from Retreat Reception -- We ask each parent to bring something to share with others. We will coordinate with you on what we will need. Drinks, fruit, food, chips, plates, etc. I praise the justice of the LORD; I celebrate the Name of the LORD MOST HIGH (Psalm 7: 18)

6 6 Circle of Grace MANDATORY Each year the Archdiocese requires each parish to conduct class or have youth teach by parent at home. We speak of various kinds/forms of abuse, parents have to authorize, if you do not wish for us give your child this class, we ask that you let us know so you can teach it. YOUTH MINISTRY St. Matthew the Evangelist s Youth Coordinator works closely with CCE to provide leadership formation and to promote and foster ministry with adolescents. This ministry works to empower young people to: Live as disciples of Jesus Christ in our world Draw young people to responsible participation in the life, mission, and work of the Catholic today; faith community; and Foster the total personal and spiritual growth of each young person. The Youth Group Coordinator provides an integrated vision of Church expressed through the following aspects of ministry with adolescents: Developmentally appropriate; Family friendly; Intergenerational; Multicultural; Community-wide collaboration; Leadership; and Flexible programming. Renewing the Vision identifies eight (8) components of youth ministry Advocacy, Catechesis; Community Life, Evangelization, Justice and Service, Leadership Development, Pastoral Care, and Prayer and Worship. Youth Group activities include (All activities are Christ-centered.): Faith Formation: Bible study, Special topics and themes; Liturgical: Stations of the Cross; Reconciliation Services (Lent and Advent); Association: Lock-Ins, Scavenger Hunts, Pot-luck Dinners, Matinees, team-building games, and field trips; Community-wide Collaboration: Fall Festival, Breakfast with Santa; serve as Minister of Hospitality, serve as Altar Servers; and Fund-raisers: Lenten Dinners, and other activities during selected Sundays. High school teens meet on Wednesday evenings from 7-9 pm in Room 202. Parents are highly encouraged to volunteer to work with the Youth Group Coordinator. Contact Jocelyn Blanco at , extension 314, for more information. Trust in the LORD with all your hearts, on your own intelligence rely not; in all your ways be mindful of Him, and He will make straight your paths. (Proverbs 3: 5 6)

7 7 FAITH FORMATION CALENDAR th thru 12 th Grade ONLY September, 2018 Sunday 9 Begins; Commissioning of Catechists at 10am Mass Wednesday 12 Sunday 16 Monday 17 Confirmation II Parent Retreat Meeting Friday 21 Confirmation II Retreat arrive at Auditorium at 4 pm depart at 4:45 pm Sunday 23 Confirmation II Retreat ends arrive at Auditorium by 1:30 pm Sunday 23 NO CLASSES (6 th thru Confirmation I) Wednesday 26 Sunday 30 October Sunday 7 Monday 8 Wednesday 10 Sunday 14 Wednesday 17 Sunday 21 Wednesday 24 Saturday 27 Sunday 28 Wednesday 31 November Sunday 4 Wednesday 7 Friday 9 Sunday 11 Wednesday 14 Saturday 17 Sunday 18 Wednesday 21 Sunday 25 Wednesday 28 December Sunday 2 Wednesday 5 Sunday 9 Wednesday 12 Sunday 16 Wednesday 19 Sunday 23 Wednesday 26 Sunday 30 NO CCE Fall Festival NO CCE Fall Festival Clean-up Confirmation II Required Hours Confirmation I Retreat Money due High School Youth Lock In Confirmation I Retreat & Rite of Initiation Mass NO CCE NO CCE NO ; Breakfast with Santa NO CCE; Magnificent House NO NO CCE NO NO CCE

8 8 January 2019 Wednesday 2 Sunday 6 Wednesday 9 Thursday 10 Sunday 13 Wednesday 16 Sunday 20 Wednesday 23 Saturday 26 Sunday 27 Wednesday 30 NO NO CCE Confirmation II Parent Meeting Confirmation II Required Hours February All Confirmation II Candidate Interview Candidates to make an appointment with Pastor s Team: Deacons John Adams, Tom Whited & Tom Piotrowski Sunday 3 Wednesday 6 Sunday 10 Wednesday 13 Sunday 17 Wednesday 20 Sunday 24 Monday 25 Confirmation II Deacon Interviews Tuesday 26 Confirmation II Deacon Interviews Wednesday 27 Confirmation II Deacon Interviews & March Sunday 3 Wednesday 6 Friday 8 Sunday 10 Wednesday 13 Sunday 17 Wednesday 20 Sunday 24 Wednesday 27 Sunday 31 April Sunday 7 Wednesday 10 Sunday 14 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday 20 Sunday 21 Wednesday 24 NO Youth Group Ash Wednesday (Fast & Abstinence) Youth Hosting Lenten Dinner NO CCE Spring Break NO CCE Spring Break Maundy (Holy) Thursday Youth presentation Stations of the Cross Good Friday Holy Saturday NO CCE EASTER (Youth Group Egg Hunt at 10 AM Mass) May TBA Confirmation Celebration & Parent/Sponsor Rehearsal in Church

9 9 SACRAMENT PREPARATION Galveston/Houston Archdiocese Confirmation Guidelines The Candidate (24) The Archbishop has established the 10th or 11th grade as the specific period of time for preparation and reception for the sacrament of Confirmation. It must be understood that not all young people mature and develop at the same rate in their moral, faith, or intellectual development. Different people possess differing degrees in their understanding, appreciation, and response to God s love. Confirmation models for this Archdiocese are constructed to address adolescent candidates who are in these grades. Qualification of the Candidate (24) Each baptized Catholic has the right and the obligation to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation, but the candidate has the responsibility to personally choose to complete initiation into the faith life of the Church. The candidate may request the Sacrament if he/she: Is baptized and able to renew Baptismal Promises unless a grave reason suggests otherwise; Exhibits an active faith life and knowledge of the Church; Participates in the sacramental life of the Church, especially Eucharistic liturgies; Is willing to commit to active involvement in the parish Confirmation catechesis; Is willing to respond to the call of active ministry; Is willing to continue to learn and grow in faith following Confirmation and throughout his/her lifetime; and Has no impediment to full-communion [e.g., has not notoriously rejected the Catholic faith by joining another denomination or non-christian faith; if married, is in a marriage recognized as valid by the Catholic Church] Initial Interviews (25) At registration, an interview by a Confirmation team member should be scheduled to: Ensure that qualifications are met; Offer an overview of the meaning of Confirmation, the value of formation and reception of the sacrament during this time in their lives; Assess interest and willingness to participate; Give your parish requirements for participation, such as attendance requirements, time commitments, service projects, ministry participation, retreats and community involvement; Give out the schedule for all required sessions; if dates are known well in advance it can prevent conflicts in work schedules and school functions; and Give assurance of prayers and support from the community. The interview should be a prayerful and caring experience enabling the young person to clarify his/her reasons for wanting to be confirmed and determining if this is the best time to begin Confirmation preparation catechesis. To assist in the Interview Process, a questionnaire could be given to the young person at registration. It could be completed by the candidates and brought to the Interview.

10 10 The Roles and Responsibilities of the Sponsor (39) The sponsor, representing the witness, support and prayers of the entire Church, acts as a spiritual companion with the candidate. The sponsor should be a mature person of faith capable of meeting regularly with the candidate. The person should be comfortable conversing, praying, questioning or offering insights with the candidate. It is recommended that a sponsor be chosen by the candidate early in the preparation process. When a candidate s baptismal godparent is available, capable, and willing to perform the role as Confirmation sponsor, "it is desirable to choose as sponsor the one who undertook the same function at Baptism" (Code of Canon Law, canon 893). This ministry can be fulfilled by: - Accompanying the candidate to candidate/sponsor sessions, retreats or liturgical celebrations - introducing the candidate to the dimension of service in the life of the community, and supporting him/her in some form of service - reflecting on scripture and other background reading with the candidate assisting the candidate in the discernment process to know whether he/she is called at this time to make the Confirmation commitment - sharing his/her own faith-story with the candidate - being a "role model" of witness and example to a Catholic Christian lifestyle - presenting the candidate for the sacramental anointing, attesting to the candidate's willingness and readiness to celebrate the sacrament Once the youth has been fully initiated, the sponsor's task is one of follow-up, which is as important in many ways as all the efforts during the preparation period. However, it is less structured and informal. The sponsor could: - inquire periodically with the confirmed person s efforts, challenges and success in living as a more active witness for Christ - offer suggestions and assistance in helping the newly confirmed to become an active member of the Church community

11 11 TESTIMONY OF SPONSOR/GODPARENT I recognize that, in accepting the responsibility of being a godparent of a candidate for Baptism or Confirmation, I promise to be an example to the candidate of a committed and active Catholic, as well as support his/her parents in their efforts to bring up their son/daughter in the practice of our shared faith. I further declare that I am aware of the requirements of the Catholic Church for godparents, and I testify before God that I fulfill them, namely (write your initials before each one of the following that applies to you): I have received the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist in the Catholic Church, and lead a life in harmony with the faith and in the role that I have been asked to fulfill, including weekly participation at Sunday Mass and regular reception of the Sacraments of the Eucharist and Penance; I am sixteen (16) years of age, or older; (If married) I have been married in accord with the norms of the Catholic Church; (If single) I am NOT living together with someone in a relationship that is not in accord with the moral teachings of the Catholic Church. NAME: Signature: NAME OF CANDIDATE: FOR THE SACRAMENT OF: BAPTISM CONFIRMATION * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TESTIMONIO DEL PADRINO/LA MADRINA Reconozco que, al aceptar la responsabilidad de ser un padrino/madrina de este candidato para el Bautismo o la Confirmación, prometo ser un buen ejemplo católico activo y comprometido para el candidato, así como también prometo apoyar a sus padres en sus esfuerzos con la enseñanza de su hijo/hija en la práctica de nuestra fe. Además, declaro que estoy enterado de los requisitos de la Iglesia Católica para ser padrino/madrina y prometo ante Dios que he cumplido con estos requisitos concretamente como sigue (escriba sus iniciales ante cada una de las siguientes declaraciones que aplican para usted): He recibido los sacramentos del Bautismo, la Confirmación y la Santa Eucaristía en la Iglesia Católica y tomo la iniciativa para vivir una vida en harmonía con la fe Católica y con los requisitos del papel que me han pedido desempeñar, incluyendo la participación semanal en la Santa Misa en los domingos y en recibir regularmente los Sacramentos de la Santa Eucaristía y la Penitencia; Tengo 16 años o más de edad; (Si casado/a) estoy casado/a de acuerdo con las normas de la Iglesia Católica; (Si soltero/a) yo NO estoy viviendo junto/a con alguien en una relación que no está de acuerdo con las enseñanzas de moralidad de la Iglesia Católica. NOMBRE: FIRMA: NOMBRE DEL CANDIDATO: PARA EL SACRAMENTO DE: BAUTISMO CONFIRMACION

12 12 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * INSCRIPTION If there is a decision that the person should enter into Confirmation preparation, an inscription or commitment should be signed. CANDIDATE S INSCRIPTION PROMISE I,, a member of St. Matthew the Evangelist Parish, desire to affirm my belief in Jesus and His Church. Therefore, I ask to become a candidate for the Sacrament of Confirmation and to enter the Faith Formation process being offered by my parish. To the best of my ability, I agree to take part in the activities that make up the formation process. I accept the responsibility to open my mind and heart to the Holy Spirit during this preparation time. I understand that keeping my promise during the coming months is an indication of my readiness for the Sacrament of Confirmation. Candidate Signature Date

13 13 RIGHT TO AMEND St. Matthew the Evangelist Catechetical Program reserves the right to amend St. Matthew the Evangelist handbook as necessary. Parents will be notified in writing if changes are made to any information or procedures contained in this handbook. PARENT/GUARDIAN AGREEMENT/CONTRACT This is to acknowledge that I/we have received the Confirmation Handbook for the school year. We understand and agree to cooperate with the parish policies set forth in the handbook. I/We,, agree to support my child s Faith Formation as it is required during the first year of Confirmation and during the second year of Confirmation as proposed in the requirements for the Sacrament. This signifies that I/We are going to assure that my child attends Sunday Mass and each class. My child will not miss more than three Sunday Masses or three classes including three tardy count as 1 absence. If we arrive late to Auditorium before mass, we will be considered tardy for that Mass and if the student goes directly to mass they will be counted absent from mass. I/We will support the Faith Formation process of our child,, by having him/her complete Service Hours and attend all required retreats, as required by the Archdiocese of Galveston/Houston. I/We will support our child by ensuring that he/she brings all assigned materials to events. Failure to fulfill all requirements will result in a delay of the Sacrament Celebration. The Candidate will be notified by the Youth Coordinator when the schedule will be available to make an appointment with the Deacons on February 25, 26 or 27th. The appointment will be conducted during the weekday evening. Our registration and handbook affirms our contract. Signature (Parent/Guardian) Date Signature (Parent/Guardian) Date (If married, both parents should sign.) Student Signature Grade Student Signature Grade

14 14 Confirmation Interview Confirmation Candidate: Please circle the number on each scale from 1-10 that best represents your present understanding or practice of your faith. 1 = I know little or nothing. Or I rarely practice this area of my faith. 5 = I know some. Or I practice this area of my faith sometimes. 10 = I know most or all. Or I practice this part of my faith daily or frequently. 1. I know the basic prayers of our Catholic faith (The Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, Apostles or Nicene Creed, Act of Contrition). 2. I can demonstrate a basic understanding of Catholic Scripture [e.g. explain key passages about our salvation history from the Old and New Testament]. 3. I display a love for the Scriptures. I can recite and explain a favorite Scripture passage. 4. I can explain the meaning of the (Nicene) Creed [e.g. the Trinity, the Church] for my life. 5. I can demonstrate how God loves me through my family/community, in personal prayer, catechesis, living morally, and participating in the sacraments and the liturgical life of the Church. 6. I attend and actively participate every Sunday at Mass. 7. I am generous in my willingness to serve and to share my time and talents. 8. I am faithful in keeping the 10 Commandments. 9. I am a willing and active participant in my faith formation classes. 10. I bring Christ s love to those who are in greatest need: the lonely, poor, hungry, etc.

15 15 The Catholic Community of St. Matthew The Evangelist Church Service Hours Only NAME: CCE CLASS: Service hours are a component of Confirmation preparation. This sacrament is about making the faith your own, and that includes going out into the world and living it. Any service hours performed after August 20, 2018 will be accepted. The Service Hours Form must be completed and turned in by April 28, We ask for twenty hours of service which has to be completed at the church. Confirmation happens once in a lifetime so we hope that you ll use this opportunity to give back to the community and to answer Jesus call to serve others! Whatever you task, put yourselves into it, as done for the Lord and not for your masters, since you know that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward; you serve the Lord Christ. Colossians 3:23-24 DATE TIME IN TIME OUT TOTAL HOURS NOTES Signature: Supervisor: Date: The service hours will be verified with the Supervisor by the Youth Coordinator if event is not sponsored by CCE or Youth Group. Rev. 8/18

16 16 St. Matthew s the Evangelist Service Projects The Confirmation candidate can chose from the following list below or if they wish to do something else, it must be approved by the Youth Coordinator. St. Matthew s Fall Festival Preparation St. Matthew Fall Festival Clean Up St. Matthew s Parish Picnic Our Lady of Guadalupe Ministry Fair (Stewardship Committee) Posadas (Preparation and week of) *CDA Distribution and Preparation for Christmas Food Baskets and Toys Station of the Cross Skit on Good Friday Youth Donut Sunday First Communion Retreats Spring Garage Sale Youth Lenten Dinner Catechist Appreciation Dinner (Planning, Preparation and day of event) Confirmation Reception (Planning, Preparation and day of event) St. Matthew Parish Food Pantry volunteer Easter Egg Hunt (Preparation and Day of Easter) Vacation Bible School (June 2019) Magnificat House volunteer Loaves and Fishes Feed the Homeless Craft Group Luncheon volunteer Breakfast with Santa volunteer BINGO and SoccerTon volunteer for *CDA Join the Youth Group Mass Service volunteer (Choir, usher, altar server, lector & greeters) Help with Church cleaning, especially after weekend Masses Organize a recycling project * CDA Catholic Daughter of the Americas Organization