Baptism

Baptism is the first of seven sacraments instituted by our Lord. We approach this sacrament with deliberate preparation and understanding.

Parents must attend a baptismal preparation class (held on an as-needed basis) before scheduling a date. This is only necessary for your first child.

Confirmation

Confirmation is one of the sacraments of initiation into the Church. It brings us closer to the Lord and His love, welcoming us as full members of the Catholic faith.

While a Bishop normally administers confirmation, priests perform this sacrament for adults entering the Church during the Easter Vigil.

Eucharist

We believe that when the priest consecrates bread and wine, they are transformed into the real presence of the Body and Blood of Christ.

Parishioners are active participants at the celebration of the Mass—proclaiming the readings, responding in prayer, and assisting with Holy Communion.

Reconciliation

Confession is a sacred time to experience God's unconditional love, healing forgiveness, and peace of mind.

Do not let fear keep you away. Priests understand the difficulties you may be facing, and their ultimate concern is to offer comforting mercy.

Anointing of the Sick

Formerly referred to as the 'Last Rites,' this sacrament is no longer reserved just for the dying.

It is a beautiful source of comfort and strength for anyone undergoing significant surgery or experiencing serious physical illness.

Holy Orders

This sacrament is granted to men seeking to serve the Church as a priest or a deacon.

Please encourage and PRAY for vocational interests among our children, grandchildren, and parish neighbors.

Marriage

Are you recently engaged? Congratulations! Little Flower is thrilled to help you prepare for this lifelong holy sacrament. Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance. Contact the rectory immediately following your engagement.