Sacrament Preparation & Request
At St. Agnes Catholic Parish, we accompany individuals and families in preparing for the Sacraments with reverence, care, and joy. Whether you're presenting your child for Baptism, preparing for First Communion or Confirmation, exploring the Catholic faith as an adult, or planning for marriage, our parish community is here to walk with you.
Explore each sacrament below to learn more and begin the journey.
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![A priest performing a baptism for a baby girl, pouring water over her head during a religious ceremony.]()
Infant Baptisms
We joyfully welcome children into the Catholic faith through the Sacrament of Baptism.
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![A man dressed as Saint Nicholas blessing two boys with a hand on their heads in a church.]()
Religious Education for Children & Youth
Our Catechesis program prepares children from Pre-K to 8th grade to grow in their faith and receive the sacraments, including First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation.
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![A religious ceremony in a church where a man in white robes is receiving a handshake from a priest, with other clergy members and a young man in white robes observing.]()
Religious Education for Adults (OCIA)
Adults seeking Baptism, Confirmation, or full communion with the Church are invited to journey through OCIA, the Order of Christian Initiation for Adults.
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![A bride and groom holding hands during their wedding ceremony, standing before a priest in a church. The bride is smiling and wearing a white dress with a gold shawl, while the groom is in a blue suit. An older man stands nearby, and a woman in the background is taking a photo.]()
Marriage
Couples are invited to prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage and to celebrate their covenant of love here at St. Agnes, before God and the Church.
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![A green funeral service booklet titled 'Order of the Funeral' rests on a black marble surface, alongside a navy blue and gold embroidered cloth and a glass bowl filled with a golden liquid.]()
Anointing of the Sick
This sacrament brings comfort, peace, and spiritual strength to those facing illness or surgery.
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![Religious ceremony with two people dressed in green robes, holding silver bowls, sitting at an ornate altar with gold accents, candles, and chalices.]()
Holy Orders & Vocations
St. Agnes is blessed to have nurtured many vocations. We encourage all who feel called to explore this sacred path.
