For Kids & Youth

The Little Saints program is geared toward all Kindergarten through 4th graders.  The aim is to help the children know Jesus Christ and develop a lifelong relationship with Him, through scripture and church teachings. 

CGS is a hands on approach to teaching the Catholic faith where the catechist main job is to lead the child to God and allow them to rest there. Classes are taught during the school week for St. Gregory's preschoolers and kindergarteners. It is also available for nonschool families on Wednesday night at from 6:00 - 7:30.

Volunteers: We are always in need of assistants to help with the class. We need 1 assistant for each of our school day classes on M-W from 9:30am to 10:30am. If you are able to help please contact Cari at ramoldcarisg@gmail.com.

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CGS starts on September 16th for children who do not attend St. Gregory's School.

Little Saints Registion happening now! Click Here to fill out the online form.
 

Volunteers: Lots of volunteers are needed for this program.  Volunteers are needed to help with snacks, set up, to clean up, and to assist with faith-building activities.

Adult volunteers are also needed to be drivers/chaperones during events like roller skating, the ½ Lock-in, and the Red Barn Dance.
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Registration is happening now! Click here to sign your children up for EPIC!

St. Gregory’s comprehensive program is youth driven with an emphasis on creating an environment in which high school students can deepen their faith and build community.  The program also strives to provide the participants with a sense of belonging within their faith community.  Therefore St. Gregory’s parish not only offers a multitude of programs that focus on meeting the spiritual, service, and social needs of those in high school, but also create opportunities for them to become integrated and active parish members.

Volunteers:   Volunteers are needed to assist with youth group activities held during the bi-weekly youth group night.  In addition, volunteer drivers/chaperones are needed for out-of-town events such as the National Catholic Youth Conference, the Kansas City Youth Conference, and mission trips.
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The year a student is confirmed is an important time for the student, both socially and spiritually.

In our diocese, 9th grade students are confirmed although if an older high school student missed the sacrament in a previous year, they are also welcome to enroll.  Candidates for Confirmation must register with the Director of Religious Education in August.

The Confirmation Ceremony dates are chosen one and a half years in advance by the diocese and presided over the bishop.  St. Gregory’s annual Confirmation preparation program begins six months prior to the Confirmation Ceremony date.

Meetings: Classes usually begin in January – which is normally nine months before the Confirmation date.  The classes are generally held on Sunday evenings from 6:00 to 7:30 in the Parish Hall. Other scheduled activities such as retreats, service projects, and reconciliation services complete the program.

Parents: Parents are a crucial part of the confirmation process. More than any class the parents’ example and testimony will determine the faith of their child. Parents are challenged to step up in their faith to lead there teen closer to God.

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