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Primer Taller de Reconciliación Maquillaje First Reconciliation Signs of Grace Pacing Guide Sacrament Parent Handbook Sacraments for Young People PG Examination of Conscience First Eucharist Signs of Grace Pacing Guide Parent Handout Sacraments for Young People PG

First Communion Documents To Submit Submit Candidate Commitment Submit Parent Commitment Submit Sacrament Fee Document Downloads Candidate Commitment Parent Commitment Compromiso de Padres Contact Us Eduardo Rangel Youth and Family Faith Formation Coordinator erangel@stfoafrisco.org Ext. 102 Gabby Ortega Faith Formation and Youth Ministry Assistant gortega@stfoafrisco.org Ext. 361

Taller de Reconciliación en línea (Reposición) Paso 1: Crea una cuenta gratuita en Formed.org Necesitarás poder acceder a Formed.org para ver el video. ¡Si son feligreses de San Francisco la Parroquia les proporciona una cuenta gratuita para Formed.org ! Si ya tienes cuenta en Formed.org prosigue al paso 2. Si no tienes cuenta presiona el siguiente botón para crear una cuenta gratuita. Crea una cuenta gratuita de Formed.org Paso 2: Vean el video junto a sus hijos Perdonado: El Poder Transformador de la Confesión Paso 3: Conteste la siguiente Forma Forma de Taller de Reconciliación en línea.

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VBS 2025 - True North: Trusting Jesus in a Wild World We are excited to begin our trek into the Alaskan wilderness for VBS 2025 (English), happening June 9–13! Welcome to Totally Catholic, True North VBS—the ultimate summer adventure where kids will journey through the breathtaking beauty of Alaska. Picture northern lights dancing above majestic mountains, racing rivers, and shimmering glaciers. As kids trek across the tundra, they’ll discover how easy it is to lose sight of truth in today’s wild world. Together, we’ll guide them toward Jesus, showing them that He is our faithful friend - our True North- who we can always trust. Each day, kids will rotate through engaging, field-tested activities that bring to life key teachings from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. Parents can look forward to a week filled with faith discoveries, unforgettable music, and epic adventures! Volunteer Information VBS is a fun and important part of our catechetical mission at St. Francis but we cannot offer this wonderful program without the help of dedicated 5 day Adult & Teen volunteers who would like to help children learn about Jesus in such an exciting way. Please note the following registration dates and use the appropriate links to to submit your application or registration! K-5th Grade Camper Registration (grade as of Fall 2025) K-5th Campers - now open! Opens April 20th at 9am! Students who will be entering grades Kinder through 5th grade in the fall of 2025 are invited to join us June 9th - June 13th (9:30am - 12:45pm) for an AMAZING week of fun, faith & fellowship! K-5 campers are registered individually and you must submit one form for each child. Please note, this is ONLY for children entering grades K-5 in the 2025-2026 academic year. 2025 Registration Fees are $70 for the first child and $60 for each additional child registered from the same household. Adult Volunteers Adult Volunteer Application Adult Volunteer positions are open to parishoners age 18 or older as of June 9, 2025! Spots are filling but we still have openings - please use the link to submit your application! We depend on our full time, 5 day (Mon- Fri) Adult Volunteers to make VBS the amazing experience it is for so many! Adult Volunteers are required to be at St. Francis for all 5 days from 9am-1pm during VBS week. In appreciation to our adult volunteers commitment of time, they are eligible for several perks as our expression of gratitude for their service, including discounted registration fees, preschool & nursery childcare, advanced registration for their K-5th grade children, and advanced access to Teen Volunteer applications for their 6th - 12th grade children! Teen Volunteer Applications (rising 6th - 12th grade) Teen Volunteer WAITING LIST Teen applications are now on a WAITING LIST. We love our VBS Teens and could not have such an incredible program without them! Students of parishioners who will be entering grades 6th - 12th in the Fall of 2025 are invited to apply to serve as a VBS Teen! Spots are limited by grade level, please only apply for the grade you are entering! Please note the initial teen application is to be completed by the TEEN volunteer, not the parent! Teen Volunteers are required to attend all 5 days and for the full duration of their volunteer shift (9am - 1pm). Please do not apply if you are not available all 5 days.

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Bautismo Natural Family Planning (NFP) is a general term for fertility awareness-based methods of family planning that are science-based, accurate, natural, healthy and effective. Please see below for more information on Methods, Church Teaching, and Resources! Methods Church Teaching Resources Instructors Upcoming Presentations No hay eventos en este momento Methods Methods Ovulation Methods (Cervical Fluid Methods) Read More Sympto-Thermal Methods (STM) Read More Hormonal Methods (Sympto-Horomonal Methods) Read More Don't know which method is the one for you? Read More Resources 1 More Information NFP Engage: Virtual Conference for NFP beginners. NFP Virtual Conference 2 Helpful Links Talk with Fertility Advisor Pearl & Thistle Catholic Bioethics Center 3 Efficacy Rates Learning a method from a certified instructor is essential for achieving perfect use efficacy rates. Facts about Fertility Data NFP vs. Contraception Data American Family Physician Data 4 Medical Support Get connected with doctors who may accept insurance for NFP Instruction. My Catholic Doctor Fertility Care CHURCH TEACHING Click the buttons below to learn more about NFP. Church Teaching 01. USCCB Foundation 02. Humanae Vitae 03. Fr. Mike Explains 04. NFP vs. Contraception 05. Jackie & Bobby Angel Instructors INSTRUCTOR DATABASE MARQUETTE INSTRUCTORS BILLINGS INSTRUCTORS SYMPTOPRO INSTRUCTORS BOSTON CROSS CHECK INSTRUCTORS COUPLE TO COUPLE LEAGUE CREIGHTON INSTRUCTORS Contact Us St. Francis NFP Ambassadors Contact our NFP Ambassadors to ask questions and learn more! ST. FRANCIS AMBASSADORS Marriage Prep Contact Kristie Gates to learn about NFP Marriage Prep Requirements. Kristie

Origen 4 Reasons for the Incarnation Do you know why Jesus Christ became man? Here are four reasons why as Catholics we believe this. They are found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. 1. The Word became flesh for us in order to save us by reconciling us with God, who "loved us and sent his Son to be the expiation for our sins" (CCC 457). 2. The Word became flesh so that thus we might know God's love: "In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him." (CCC 458). 3. The Word became flesh to be our model of holiness: "Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me." "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but by me" (CCC 459). 4. The Word became flesh to make us "partakers of the divine nature"..."For this is why the Word became man, and the Son of God became the Son of man: so that man, by entering into communion with the Word and thus receiving divine sonship, might become a son of God." (CCC 460). "We call this food Eucharist...For not as common bread nor common drink do we receive these...the food which has been made into the Eucharist by the Eucharistic prayer set down by Him...is both the flesh and blood of that incarnated Jesus." Quote from St. Justin Martyr, Early Church Father, (First Apology chapter 66, 153-155) Encounter Christ Through the Eucharist Join us for our 2024 Revival Nights, evenings focused on reviving our faith and focusing on the gift of the Eucharist. Our new format for the nights includes one hour of praise and worship on the first Wednesday of each month in the Church at 7:15pm. Our world is hurting. We all need healing, yet many of us are separated from the very source of our strength. Jesus Christ invites us to return to the source and summit of our faith in the celebration of the Eucharist. The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore understanding and devotion to this great mystery here in the United States by helping us renew our worship of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. - Message from the National Eucharistic Revival

Origen Documentos necesarios Para todas las parejas: Certificado de bautismo original y recién emitido con anotaciones para cada católico (emitido no más de seis (6) meses antes de su entrevista inicial) de la iglesia de su bautismo. Para obtener una copia original, debe comunicarse con la iglesia en la que fue bautizado (por teléfono / correo electrónico / correo postal / en persona) y solicitar una copia de su certificado de bautismo. Hemos tenido muchas parejas bautizadas de todo el mundo, por lo que es posible obtenerlo. De los no católicos, si se bautizan, también se requiere un certificado de bautismo, sin embargo, no se aplica ninguna restricción de tiempo. La ley de la Iglesia requiere que ambos sean libres para casarse, es decir, ninguno de los dos estuvo casado antes. Si alguno de los dos estuvo casado antes (incluso civilmente) y su excónyuge aún vive, deberá obtener una declaración de nulidad del matrimonio del Tribunal de la Diócesis. El administrador matrimonial lo ayudará con el proceso. Bajo ninguna circunstancia se podrá fijar una fecha para la ceremonia, ni siquiera una fecha tentativa, hasta que el proceso del Tribunal esté completo. Si una viuda o viudo se casa, se requiere una copia del certificado de defunción del excónyuge. Un formulario de cuestionario prenupcial que se completará con un sacerdote, diácono o ministro laico y será firmado por todas las partes en la entrevista inicial. Declaraciones juradas de estado libre. El sacerdote o ministro laico deberá entrevistar personalmente a un testigo para la novia y un testigo para el novio. Un testigo suele ser un padre, un hermano, un primo o un amigo que conoce la fiesta desde la adolescencia. Se le pedirá al testigo que jure bajo juramento si la parte ha estado casada antes, entre otras preguntas. Si por razones válidas los testigos no pueden asistir a la cita, se debe proporcionar un número de teléfono de contacto y el nombre del testigo para que podamos realizar su declaración por teléfono. En casos de matrimonios interreligiosos, se necesita una Dispensación de religión mixta o Dispensación de disparidad de culto. Esto lo hace el sacerdote, diácono o ministro laico que está a cargo de su papeleo. Si está completando su orientación en St. Francis pero se casa en otro lugar, se requieren documentos e información adicionales. Los formularios prenupciales completados se enviarán al Tribunal para su revisión y, posteriormente, a su iglesia de matrimonio. Necesario para parejas comprometidas: Licencia de matrimonio emitida por cualquier condado de Texas. La licencia solo es válida por 90 días, así que planifique obtenerla cerca del final de su preparación matrimonial. Esto debe enviarse un mes antes de la fecha de su boda. Prueba de finalización de su programa de preparación matrimonial, aprobado por la Diócesis de Dallas, incluido el inventario FOCCUS. El administrador matrimonial le proporcionará más información en la entrevista prenupcial. También es necesario para las parejas casadas por lo civil que desean convalidar su matrimonio en la Iglesia Católica: Copia de la licencia de matrimonio Prueba de finalización de su programa de preparación matrimonial, incluido el inventario REFOCCUS.

Origin First Communion Grades 6-7 *If your teen has not received the Sacrament of Baptism, please contact our OCIA program. They will need to receive their preparation through them. To prepare your teen for First Communion: 1 Register your teen for Youth Night Middle School (grades 6-8) | Sundays from 5:45- 7pm We ask that all teens join their peers in the parish at our Middle School Youth Nights. Youth Nights are a place to grow in community and faith with their peers. 2 Attend a mandatory Parent Session All parents desiring for their children to receive the sacrament must choose one of the following sessions offered: Wednesday, May 28 | 6:30-7:30pm Wednesday, August 13 | 6:30-7:30pm Sunday, August 24 | 3-4pm Once a Parent Session is attended, parents will receive their teen's first milestone to take home and complete as a family. Milestones will be self-paced. Teens will receive the next Milestone at Youth Night after the previous Milestone is submitted and approved. *All sessions will be hosted in the Great Hall 3 Attend Middle School Youth Nights Teens will receive the rest of their milestones at Youth Night. They are expected to attend Sunday Youth Nights while continuing their milestones at home with their families. Teens MUST continue to participate in Youth Nights as they complete their milestones AND after they finish their milestones and await their First Communion Mass. a Participate in a Reconciliation Workshop Teens will be asked to attend a Reconciliation Workshop an hour before their Mass Rehearsal. This is a MANDATORY session for all teens seeking to receive. b Receiving the First Reconciliation and First Communion When a teen has completed their Milestone journey and attended the Reconciliation Workshop, they will be eligible to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation and First Communion at the next available Mass (Spring and Fall dates offered). Register Additional Resources Dress Code Guide to Confession

Quick Links 2025 Holiday Mass Times Schedule of Events Reflections Ver Página en Español Advent Reflections Advent is a season that anticipates the coming of Christ. Let us spend this time waiting in joyful hope in our hearts. Hope is not mere optimism or wishful thinking; it is a firm trust that God is faithful and will fulfill what He has promised. During Advent, we hope for something far deeper than gifts or festivities- we hope for Christ Himself. Want to live out Hope This Advent? Here are Four Ways: 1. Deepen Your Relationship with God Begin with prayer and the Sacraments. Like Mary’s “yes,” open your heart to God’s will through Mass and Confession. These encounters strengthen hope because they unite us to Christ. 2.Meditate on the Journey Just like Joseph and Mary’s journey to Bethlehem, they contemplated the arrival of Jesus. Set aside time for Adoration, journaling, and spiritual reading. Hope grows when we contemplate God’s faithfulness in salvation history. 3.Embrace Joyful Anticipation Hope is active, it moves us to joy. Celebrate with traditions that point to Christ: nativity scenes, Advent wreaths, and community gatherings. These remind us that our waiting is filled with promise. 4.Practice Charity Hope leads to love in action. Be generous like the man who offered the stable. Serve the poor and show patience towards those around you. Every act of charity reflects the hope we have in Christ’s coming. In short: Preparing your heart with hope means living in confident trust that God’s promises are true, and letting that trust shape your life. Enlaces Rápidos Horarios de Misas en Días Festivos de 2025 Programa de Actividades Reflexiones de Adviento Reflexiones de Adviento El Adviento es una temporada de espera y preparación para la llegada de Cristo. Pasemos este tiempo esperando con alegría en nuestros corazones. La esperanza no es mera optimismo o pensamiento positivo; es una confianza firme en que Dios es fiel y cumplirá sus promesas. Durante el Adviento, no esperamos algo superficial como regalos o fiestas, sino a Cristo mismo. ¿Desea vivir la esperanza en este Adviento? Le presentamos cuatro caminos: 1. Profundice su relación con Dios Comience con la oración y los Sacramentos. Al igual que el “sí” de la Virgen María, disponga su corazón a la voluntad de Dios mediante la Santa Misa y la Confesión. Estos encuentros fortalecen la esperanza porque nos unen a Cristo. 2. Medite en el camino Así como San José y la Virgen María emprendieron su viaje a Belén, contemplaron la llegada del Salvador. Reserve tiempo para la Adoración, la escritura espiritual y la lectura piadosa. La esperanza crece cuando meditamos en la fidelidad de Dios a lo largo de la historia de la salvación. 3. Acoja la alegre espera La esperanza es dinámica, nos impulsa al gozo. Celebre con tradiciones que señalan a Cristo: los nacimientos, las coronas de Adviento y las reuniones comunitarias. Estos signos nos recuerdan que nuestra espera está colmada de promesa. 4. Practique la caridad La esperanza conduce al amor hecho obra. Sea generoso como aquel hombre que ofreció el pesebre. Sirva a los pobres y muestre paciencia hacia quienes le rodean. Cada acto de caridad refleja la esperanza que tenemos en la venida de Cristo.

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