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For Adult Confirmation [18 years old and above] please contact:
Mandy Carr at mandyc@stmartha.com or (281) 358-1959, ext. 264
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Youth Confirmation:Saint Name Submission Form
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Sponsor Commitment Form
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Service Exprience
Please find the TWO options for this year's Service Experience listed below, for you to choose which one you would like to do.
Please pick ONE to complete.
Each experience requires a brief reflection form to share with us your experience and complete the mission.
#1 The IN PERSON Beautification Day on Saturday, April 10 from 12-9pm. Please fill out online registration form by clicking on link below.
It will be a day for us to gather as a parish family to work, pray, and play together. From 12pm-4pm we will dedicate ourselves to caring for our common spiritual home by completing a series of service projects on both campuses. Then, we will go get cleaned up and reconvene for Mass at 5:30. Finally, we will gather in the courtyard outside of the Church after Mass for a free dinner hosted by our Knights of Columbus and watch a movie. Attendance for the WHOLE experience, including service, prayer, and community building from 12pm - 9pm is required for successful completion of the Service Experience, along with the online reflection form to share your experience with us (Registration and Reflection form links are below).
All family members are welcome! Please contact Zachary with any questions or concerns @ zacharym@stmartha.com
#2 Works of Mercy - at home and on your own option to do at your convenience by Sunday, April 11, 2021
Please see two attachments below which explain what the Works of Mercy are and examples of each Corporal and Spiritual Work of Mercy. The details of this mission are outlined in the attachment. To compete this mission, fill out the online reflection form found by clicking the Works of Mercy Service Reflection option link below. There is NO registration form for this option, only the completion of the reflection form. If you have any questions about this option, please contact salisha, salisham@stmartha.com -
Updated Calendar is below.
The Archdiocese proposes that catechesis is best done in relationship with your parish community, and we hope to provide that community as best as possible with our online program. However, we understand that in these difficult times, many people have varied situations. If you have specific questions about your situation, or would prefer a homeschool option, please contact:salisham@stmartha.com for Track BWe are still in need of volunteers. If you want to have a lasting positive impact in the lives of our teens and their peers, please email Salisha. -
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Documents
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Confirmation Prep at St. Martha is in two stages:
1. Life Teen Track A (on-going high school catechesis), followed by
2. Confirmation Sacrament Prep (on-going high school catechesis, sacrament prep, and Confirmation)
Confirmation preparation is a two-year process. A student must complete one year of on-going high school catechesis prior to registering for Confirmation Sacrament Preparation. This is accomplished by registering for and completing Life Teen Track A.
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Attendance Policy to Receive the Sacrament of Confirmation
Please let me know about absences beforehand. You may e-mail me at salisham@stmartha.com or phone (281) 358-1959 x251
- For Thursday evening Confirmation Preparation, ONE absence per semester is allowed. Enriching, meaningful make up work will be given and required to turn into me by the next Wednesday class.
- For Sunday Evening Catechesis, ONE absence per semester.
Thank you kindly for your time and attention. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free and contact me.
Salisha R Miller
Associate of High School Faith Formation
Confirmation Coordinator
St. Martha’s Catholic Church
Phone: (281) 358-1959 x251
salisham@stmartha.com
“Preparation for Confirmation should aim at leading the Christian toward a more intimate union with Christ and a more lively familiarity with the Holy Spirit - his action, his gifts, and his bidding - in order to be more capable of assuming the apostolic responsibilities of Christian life. To this end catechesis for Confirmation should strive to awaken a sense of belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ, the universal Church as well as the parish community. The latter bears special responsibility for the preparation of the confirmands.” [CCC #1309]