
The National Gathering on Christian Initiation® invites parish leaders, initiation ministers, and regional or diocesan trainers to come together to explore the theoretical and practical aspects of initiation ministry. Through interactive sessions, meetings, and prayer opportunities, participants will understand more deeply that the vision of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the vision of the parish as a community of disciples.
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Over 100 people enjoyed the Faith Club Christmas Party this year! Prayers and Christmas carols were led by Santa himself (Jeff Wright)! Everyone shared a delicious dinner catered by Huber’s, and then danced the night away. One of our Faith Club members (Joey) even made gifts for everyone! This is a yearly tradition for him and reminds us of Jesus’ unconditional love for us. We currently have Faith Clubs for our adults with disabilities meeting at Ascension, Our Lady of Lourdes, Flaget, St. Francis of Assisi, and St. Thomas in Bardstown. The Christmas Party is one of three much-anticipated events we sponsor to bring everyone together! Please contact us if you have a potential member or if you would like to get involved. We love our Faith Club members and leaders!





















30 November 2023 / Advent / Clare Colella

Among the legends of Christmastime, stories of St. Nicholas stand out and are popular especially among our Germanic and Italian communities. With the sense of his knowing the needs of persons and doing secret things to help them, delightful customs arise. In our family home back in the Midwest, two favorites stay in my memory. Click here to continue reading this article on TEAMRCIA.com.
This Eucharistic Prayer Companion from the National Eucharistic Revival is designed to help you spend thirty minutes to an hour in meditation and silent prayer with Jesus during Eucharistic adoration. Even if you cannot be physically present in a church or adoration chapel with the Blessed Sacrament, you can unite yourself spiritually to Jesus in the Eucharist as you spend this time in prayer.
