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Faith Formation
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Family Formation and Sacrament Prep
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Pre-K and Grade 1: CGS (Catechesis of the Good Shepherd)
Grade 2: 1st Sacrament Prep "Blessed" (Dynamic Catholic)
Grades 3-5: "Family of Faith" (Sophia)
Grades 6-7: "YDisciple"
Grade 8: Confirmation Prep "Chosen" (Ascension Press)
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Children attend classes on Wednesday evenings, 2 times per month with additional "drop off" Wednesday evening classes. Parents are also encouraged to attend two evenings to receive teaching and fellowship with other parents raising their children in the Catholic faith.
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Students preparing for these Sacraments will meet 2 times a month. In addition to the classes, students and parents will have a retreat to prepare for First Reconciliation and a retreat to prepare for First Communion. Students prepare either in our School or through our Family Formation program.
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Children attend classes on Wednesday evenings, 2 times per month. Parents are also encouraged to attend these evenings to receive teaching and fellowship with other parents raising their children in the Catholic faith.
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Confirmation is prepared for and celebrated in the 8th grade at Transfiguration. Parents are also encouraged to attend these evenings to receive teaching and fellowship with other parents raising their children in the Catholic faith. Students prepare either in our School or through our Confirmation program.
For more information, contact Deacon Dan Brewer at 651-501-2201.
Forms and Requirements
Candidate Letter to Pastor Template
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Contact Deacon Dan
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Adult Formation Opportunities
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OCIA Formation NightsWe invite anyone who is interested in becoming Catholic or has questions about the Catholic faith to come to our formation nights open to anyone wanting to learn more about the Catholic faith.
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Walking With Purpose“Walking with Purpose” is a nationally acclaimed Women’s Bible Study program. Walking with Purpose endeavors to meet women where they are, giving them practical Biblical teaching that is consistent with Church doctrine and uses the Catechism of the Catholic Church as an additional resource.
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