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Adult Spiritual Enrichment The Saint Peter Damian Adult Spiritual Enrichment Ministry strives to nurture mature faith by reaching out to those in Bartlett and its neighboring communities who are searching for a more intimate relationship with God. For more information contact Richard Stickling in the parish office.
Baptismal Garment Maker A ministry that provides an appropriate garment which is given to the newly baptized infant. The garment symbolizes the new life of the Holy Spirit given in Baptism. Contact Lucy Jakubik in the parish office for more information.
Baptismal Preparation This ministry helps parents to prepare for their child's Baptism. In a small group, parents discuss the meaning of Baptism and the importance of their role in nurturing the faith of their children. Parents are informed of the Catholic requirements for Godparents and the particulars for having a Baptism at St. Peter Damian Parish. It is recommended that parents attend the Baptismal Preparation Class before their baby arrives. Contact the parish office to schedule a class.
Children's Liturgy of the Word We invite the children at the 9:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday to partake in the Liturgy of The Word for Children. After the opening of the liturgy the 3 through 9 year old children are invited to Hardy Hall. During the time the adult assembly hears the Word of God, the Scripture is presented to the children on their level. After all have heard the Word of God, the children rejoin their parents and the parish commnity for the remaining celebration. For more information contact Pat Juvingo in the Religious Education office at 630-830-2295.
Rite of Christian Intiation for Adults (R.C.I.A.) The R.C.I.A is a review of teachings and beliefs of the Catholic Church and is intented for Catholics and non-Catholics. Are you unsure about church teaching? Are you curious or interested in becoming a Catholic? This is your opportunity to learn and/or review. For more information contact Bob Esposito at
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Religious Education Program The Religious Education Program (REP) at St. Peter Damian is founded on the belief that the primary responsibility for spiritual growth and development of children rests first and foremost with their parents. Through a formalized program of regular classroom lessons, liturgies and other religious celebrations directed by the pastor and the REP Board, the program attempts to help the parents fulfill this God-given responsibility. The program begins with preschoolers at age 4 and 5, and continues through senior high school. For registration information contact Wendy Hendrickson or Pat Juvingo in the REP office at 630-830-2295.
REP Board Member The Religious Education Board sets policies and procedures for the operation of the REP and integrates the curricula of age levels into a coherent whole. A board member must have a deep commitment to the ongoing religious education of the young people of the parish.
REP Catechist A catechist works with the coordinator and the other catechists in a particular grade level to plan and implement the Religious Education Program in the parish and shares the belief that young people are important to the life of the church. To become a REP Catechist contact Wendy Hendrickson or Pat Juvingo in the REP office at 630-830-2295.
REP Catechist Aide An aide is an integral part of the Religious Education Program and gives much needed assistance to the catechist and/or the coordinator.
Religious Goods Visit the Religious Goods store in the rear of the church to purchase religious items. The store is open after all the Masses. For more information contact Marilyn Gallagher in the parish office.
Youth Ministry - C.R.U.S.H. (Catholic Religion Understood Spiritually Here) Our mission is to empower youth's personal relationship with Jesus Christ through prayer, faith sharing, service, experiences and community. For more information contact Liz DeSimon at 630-837-5411 ext. 123 or at
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