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Flocknote Messages
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Dear Parents, Last week I wrote that Abraham's faith would not have been the same as the theological virtue of faith (since the sacraments are the ordinary means of receiving sanctifying grace). A...
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Neighborhoods are full of ghouls and pumpkins, and it's a lovely time to discuss the Christian origins of Halloween -- and how you can celebrate the exquisite Feasts of All Saints and All Souls in...
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2020-2021 Program
"Did not our hearts burn within us while he talked to us on the road, while he opened to us the scriptures?" -- Luke 24:32
Our program will include:
- Monthly Themes (with practical tips for living in your Domestic Church -- and explanations of what the Domestic Church actually is!)
- Virtue Catechesis (working with Lumen Ecclesiae Press, providing explanations of each virtue, practical tips, recommended activities, and some terrific, short lessons from Thomistic Institute for parents who want to go further out and further in)
- Weekly Catechesis (with videos, Scripture verse to memorize, activities, a hymn to learn)
- Saint Alerts (video introductions to saints by our awesome Catholichoos catechist team)
- Book lists, book lists, book lists for you to build up your own Domestic Church library
- Family moral support/prayer teams for you to join
- Extra materials and support for our prospective First Communicants
- Small-group gatherings (Zoom-based and in-person, as COVID-19 conditions permit over the course of the year)
- Catechesis of the Good Shepherd support for those building the Domestic Church for our littlest parishioners.
- Much more.
How do I register?
We've made it super easy this year!!!!
- Click here to access our database (log in/create log in info).
- Choose "My Own Church".
- Choose "My Education".
- Choose "Online Registration".
- Review Current Family Details (and update as necessary).
- Select Enrollment Term.
- Add Students.
- Submit Registration!
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First Sacraments (Confession & Communion)
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RE Flocknote Signup
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Fees
We will not charge formal fees for elementary education this year. We ask, however, for donations and recommend a donation of $25/per student (or more if you are able!). To keep our costs down, we will not be providing books, but will have recommended lists (as noted above). You don't need to buy everything recommended -- each email will have activities and other resources attached or linked. We'll be using Waldorf-style notebooks (more on that coming soon, with examples), so you can work as a family to engage with religious education in a new and beautiful way.
Click here to donate and support religious education.
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Questions?
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drestauva.orgDirector of Religious Education
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Religious Ed @ Home
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