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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)

For each of us, Faith is a journey. For many, that journey leads them to the Catholic Church.

Sacred Heart School

Our Mission

The mission of Sacred Heart School is to maximize every student's academic potential and personal responsibility.

Religious Education Home
Boy At First Communion

We believe parents are the natural educators of their children. By their vocation, they are the first officially charged with the spiritual care of their child's formation.

Religious Education Programs
Girl Reading At First Communion

Footsteps in Faith

This program provides Family Catechesis for the families of our program.  Events are scheduled around the Liturgical Year.  Each family is required by th

Religious Education Registration for 2011-12 School Year
Cross on Altar

Registration for Religious Education classes starting September 2011 has begun.  Families who will be new to our program are invited to come into the Religious Education Office located in the

Contact Religious Education Office
Sr. Rose

Office Hours

The Religious Education Office located in the Pastoral Center under the Church is open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 AM to to 3:30 PM (closed Friday).

There is a telephone extension in the school if you need to call during religion class times. Voice mail is on at all times; please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Contact

Sr. Rose O’Rourke, O.P., Director:
845- 782-7420
FAX (845) 782-3593

Mail:
Sacred Heart Religious Education Program
26 Still Road
Monroe NY 10950

Religious Ed Registration Form 2011-2012
First Communion Class

All families must be registered parishioners of Sacred Heart, regularly attend Mass and participate in the life of this Parish community. 

Religious Education Schedule
Program Day Time
Kindergarten

An Examination of Conscience For Adults

In making a good confession, remember the following:

Guidelines for Receiving Communion

For Catholics

Catholics fully participate in the celebration of the Eucharist when they receive Holy Communion in fulfillment of Christ’s command to eat His Body and drink His Blood.