SACRAMENTS
Anointing of the Sick
Are you baptized and getting ready to have surgery? Just diagnosed with short term, long term or serious illness? Ask to be anointed. If you would like to be anointed, call Janice Scott in the Office,
(910) 425-1590. If you have been anointed by Fr. Gaul either before, during or after Mass in the past, please notify Janice in the Office with name and date of anointing. This will allow her to record your information in the Sick Call Register. Thank you.
(910) 425-1590. If you have been anointed by Fr. Gaul either before, during or after Mass in the past, please notify Janice in the Office with name and date of anointing. This will allow her to record your information in the Sick Call Register. Thank you.
Marriage
Couples are asked not to set a date for their wedding until an initial meeting with the Pastor or Deacon. Diocesan requirements mandate a minimum six-month period of preparation.
Baptism
Parental participation in a program to prepare parents is required. Arrangements must be made at least 3 months in advance of your desired baptismal date. The parish offers classes for parents and godparents. Parents must attend BOTH sessions before scheduling a baptism and godparents are asked to attend a session as well, either at their home parish or Good Shepherd.
The next scheduled Baptismal Preparation classes for Good Shepherd:
Our next Baptismal Preparation Class for the Sacrament of Baptism will be
Sunday, December 2nd, 9:45am, Room 4.
Baptismal preparation is a necessary requirement for both parents and godparents.
To schedule for the class and any questions, contact Trisha Martin-Kamionka, 910-425-5617.
The next scheduled Baptismal Preparation classes for Good Shepherd:
Our next Baptismal Preparation Class for the Sacrament of Baptism will be
Sunday, December 2nd, 9:45am, Room 4.
Baptismal preparation is a necessary requirement for both parents and godparents.
To schedule for the class and any questions, contact Trisha Martin-Kamionka, 910-425-5617.
Reconciliation
Saturday....... 4:00pm-5:00pm
Wednesday... 5:00pm- 5:45pm
Or by appointment
Wednesday... 5:00pm- 5:45pm
Or by appointment
Has it been a while since you or your family has experienced forgiving power of the Lord through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation? There is no time like the present to purify your heart.
Here's how to do it:
Before celebrating the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, be sure to prepare with an Examination of Conscience.
Enter the confessional. The priest greets us, and we pray the Sign of the Cross.
We confess our sins. The priests may help and counsel us.
The priests gives us a penance to perform.
The priests asks us to express our sorrow, usually by reciting the Act of Contrition.
We receive absolution. The priests says, "I absolve you from your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit." We respond, "Amen."
The priest dismisses us by saying, "Go in peace." We go forth to perform the act of penance he has given us.
Here's how to do it:
Before celebrating the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, be sure to prepare with an Examination of Conscience.
Enter the confessional. The priest greets us, and we pray the Sign of the Cross.
We confess our sins. The priests may help and counsel us.
The priests gives us a penance to perform.
The priests asks us to express our sorrow, usually by reciting the Act of Contrition.
We receive absolution. The priests says, "I absolve you from your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit." We respond, "Amen."
The priest dismisses us by saying, "Go in peace." We go forth to perform the act of penance he has given us.
