Let the Children Come (LCC)

“Let the Children Come” (LCC) Program:

Children 7 years and older with no previous religious education formation are eligible to participate in a minimal two year Sacramental preparation program called “Let the Children Come” (LCC). Intensive Sessions are held weekly throughout the year, from September through May.

Children may receive the Sacraments of First Reconciliation during the winter and
First Communion & Confirmation during summer of the second year of preparation.

 
  Requirements:

1. Student must be baptized and a copy of the baptismal Certificate must be submitted when registering.
2. Student must have at least 2 years of Religious Education instruction.
3. Parents are required to attend a weekly class about the foundations of the Catholic Faith
4. Students will attend class every week with a maximum of three (3) unjustified absences for the year.  
5. Parents are required to attend three (3) Parent Meetings for the year.
   1. Parent Orientation (see calendar for dates)
   2. Reconciliation Retreat (see calendar for dates)
   3. Eucharist Meeting (see calendar for dates) 
6. Registration is required.

 

Day of the Week	Time	Language	Grades	Place
First year of preparation (LCC I) Wednesdays (English)	6:15pm – 7:30pm	English	2-8 Grade	School Building
First year of preparation (LCC I) Sunday (Spanish)	11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.	Spanish	2-5 Grade	School Building
Second year of preparation (LCC II) Sundays	3:00 - 4:30pm	English & Spanish	3-8 Grade	School Building

 
Registration Cost: $50.00 per Child/$130.00 for families registering three or more
Click here for  Registration or contact Rosa Bejar at 512-442-8586

Godparent’s requirements:

Only one Godparent is required for Confirmation.
The Godparent (sponsor):

• Be designated by the parents or guardian.
• 16 years or older.
• Be a practicing Catholic who has been confirmed and has already received the sacrament of the Eucharist and leads a life in harmony with the faith and the role to be undertaken.
• If married, is in a valid Catholic marriage.
• Not bound by any canonical penalty.
• Not be the mother of the father of the one to be baptized.
• Complete the Baptism Sponsor Covenant form.
• Must be able to receive communion on the day of sacrament ceremony.