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Register as a Parish Member
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We're delighted that you wish to become a part of our parish family!
Before registering as a parish member, we ask that you speak with one of our priests after Mass or contact the parish office to set up an appointment with our Parochial Vicar. This personal conversation allows us to welcome you, learn a little about your faith journey, and ensure that we can best serve your spiritual needs.
After meeting with a priest, you will be able to complete the registration form. After registering, we encourage you to sign up for Flocknote which helps you stay connected by getting the latest news and updates on upcoming events.
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We also encourage you to get involved which is the best way to feel a part of our family. We look forward to welcoming you into our parish family!
To set up an appointment, email our Parochial Vicar or call the parish office:
edwin.arul@fargodiocese.org
701-235-4289
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Returning Catholics - Welcome Home
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If you've been away from the Catholic Church, we're glad you're here. Whether it's been months or years, God has never abandoned you. Whatever led you away, there is nothing that God cannot forgive, heal, or make new. Simple steps for returning:
Go to Confession
If you've been away from confession for a while, please go to confession first before receiving Holy Communion. Our priests will guide you. You can speak to a priest after Mass, call the parish office -
701-235-4289, or check our Holy Mass & Confession Times for regular scheduled confessions.
Come to Holy Mass
Join us each Sunday for Mass and come to daily Mass whenever you can.
Visit with a Priest or Deacon
If you need further support, we'd love to meet with you to answer any questions. Call the parish office - 701-235-4289 - or speak with a priest or deacon after Mass to schedule a time to talk.
Reconnect through Prayer and Community
Spend time in Eucharistic Adoration, join a parish group, or help at an event.
Through the grace of the sacraments and the support of a welcoming parish family, you will be strengthened to live a full and joyful life in Christ.
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Become a Catholic - OCIA
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Interested in becoming Catholic or know someone who is?If you would like to learn more about the Catholic Faith and, in particular, are considering becoming Catholic – we warmly welcome you.
The Catholic Church is the one Church founded by Jesus Christ almost 2000 years ago. Guided by the Holy Spirit, the Church stands firm in the truth and teachings given by Jesus Christ Himself - preserved and handed down through the Apostles and their successors. Through the graces received in the sacraments that Christ instituted, one enters into the vast ocean of God’s love and mercy.
Becoming Catholic is a beautiful journey of faith. Through prayer, learning, and community, you’ll come to know Christ more deeply and experience the fullness of truth and life in Him through the sacraments.
Adults enter the Church through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA), a process that helps you explore the Catholic faith, ask questions, and prepare for the sacraments, based on your background.
OCIA classes meet on Thursday evenings from September to May. At the Easter Vigil, Candidates (already baptized) are received into full communion with the Church, and Catechumens (not yet baptized) are fully initiated into the Catholic Church.
If you would like to learn more, contact:
Mary Hanbury
mary.hanbury@fargodiocese.org
701-356-7909"You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church." - Matthew 16:18
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