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2026-2027 Registration
- Catechists/Co-Catechists - those adults who teach the faith to the children in the classroom
- Classroom Aides - those adults/teens who help the catechists in the classroom
- Hall Monitors - those adults who monitor the hallways and help foster a safe environment for all involved with in person classes
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All Are Welcome!
All are welcome to participate in faith formation at Christ the Redeemer. "God knows the hearts of children...Prayer needs no spoken words...God listens and can hear even if a child is unable to pray out loud"
The Religious Education Department and Catechetical Ministry Team at Christ the Redeemer directly serves families of children Preschool* (age 3 and up) through 5th grade.
The mission of Christ the Redeemer’s Religious Education program is to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to families by forming the faith of the children through the process of religious education. At the same time, we accompany, evangelize, and catechize the parents who are primarily responsible for raising their children in the faith.
We are always in need of many catechetical ministers to give a weekly commitment to help in the classroom. We will offer all of the training needed and assist all our ministers throughout the year! If you are interested in joining the ministry, please email Adilene Huff at [email protected].
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Sign up to learn more
The Religious Education Department communicates to our families via Flocknote, the parish email and text messaging system. Sign up to learn more about how to get involved in our program.
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Catechetical Sunday - Sept. 20, 2026
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By virtue of Baptism, each person plays a role in handing on the faith and being a witness to the Gospel. This year the Church will celebrate Catechetical Sunday on September 20, 2026 with a theme of: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me...to bring good news to the poor."
This year's theme reveals Jesus' mission and identity. Anointed by the Holy Spirit, he is sent to bring hope, and freedom--especially to the poor, the brokenhearted, and the forgotten.
This passage show that the Messiah comes not with power or status, but with compassion, restoring dignity and proclaiming God's mercy. It also becomes a model for the Church, us, which is called to continue Christ's work by sharing the Good News and caring for those most in need,
We invite you to join us this year as Catechetical Ministers. To find out more about this
wonderful ministry, please reach out to [email protected] or 281-469-5533.
Source: USCCB
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