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St. Francis of Assisi

Children's Faith Formation

Note: You and your family must be registered as parishioners before you may register your children for Faith Formation or Sacramental Preparation.

 

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Important Schedule Notice! Faith Formation classes meet March 3rd and 7th and then it’s Spring Break for both Prince William and Stafford County Schools! … followed by Holy Week and Easter .  Faith Formation resumes the Thursday sessions on April 4th and the Sunday sessions on April 7th. Enjoy Spring Break and have a prayerful Easter and Holy Week!

Quick Overview of Children’s Faith Formation

Sessions:

  • Sunday 9:15am – 10:45am
  • Thursday 5:00pm – 6:15pm
  • Home-Schooling supported

New to the Parish or Transferring?

Students transferring from another parish’s Faith Formation program or from a Catholic school must supply the following when registering:

  • A copy of your child’s baptismal certificate
  • Documentation from your previous Faith Formation program or Catholic school.

Sacraments

Preparation for the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion, and also for the Sacrament of Confirmation require two full years of enrollment in our Faith Formation classes.

Want more information?

Download the Parent Handbook and Calendar in the section below. If you are looking for specific program information – check out the links on the menu bar immediately below.  Or use the “Contact Us” button above to get in touch with us.

Paper Registration Forms for CFF are available in the Faith Formation Office.

Parent Acknowledgement

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Parent Handbook

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2023-24 Calendar

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Text to Join

For English, text “SFAT”to 84576

Catholic Chat

Artificial Intelligence/Chat GPT has been used to become a tool for having a natural language conversation with the Catechism of the Catholic Church in the free online tool: Catholic Chat.

The Life of St. Francis

What was the real life of our parish patron saint? There are lots of myths, legends, and popular stories told on the internet… that aren’t exactly true. Enjoy the 35 articles on the life of our patron saint. Each article is a 4-5 minute read. The real life is amazing!

Special Needs

Children with special needs bring wonderful God given gifts to our parish. We are pleased to offer support to our parents of special needs children and we make every effort to provide the appropriate accommodations necessary for a special needs child. When possible the child is given one on one instruction within the classroom setting appropriate to the child’s grade level.

Children’s Faith Formation / Relgious Education

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