Welcome:
St. Elizabeth Catholic Parish is a vibrant,
Christ-centered community whose primary purpose is to celebrate the sacred liturgy and the Sacraments. Empowered by the Sacraments, we are called to personal holiness, to spread the word of God, and to actions of generosity and compassion toward all of God's people. We aspire, through prayer and action, to further God's kingdom on earth.
St. Elizabeth School
A Nationally Recognized Blue Ribbon School of Excellence
Our Mission: To provide a Christ-centered,
child-focused learning environment where Catholic ideals and a tradition of excellence are instilled.
Religious Education
Parish School of Religion (PSR)
This is a combination home/parish family program for families with children in grades 1-8 who do not attend St. Elizabeth school. Parents teach their own children at home each week, using a textbook approved by the Diocese. This year, parents and students will meet once a month for a Zoom meeting. A group lesson will be given and activities will be emailed to parents for continued learning. These meetings will happen usually on the second Sunday of each month.
1st Reconciliation & 1st Eucharist Preparation
Children not attending St. Elizabeth school who desire to receive 1st Reconciliation and 1st Eucharist prepare for these sacraments through the PSR. Parents will be required to attend a meeting for each sacrament.
Your child MUST be registered by September 15, 2020
To secure your place and ensure that books will be ordered, your child must be registered for the 2020/2021 PSR by September 15.
Please click here to register now or contact Amy Wantz at awantz@stekcschool.org.
There is a $25 fee per child that is due when you pick up your book.
If you have any questions please contact Amy Wantz at awantz@stekcschool.org.
Breaking Open the Word (BOW) - ON HOLD DUE TO COVID
is an age-appropriate celebration of the Liturgy of the Word for children in grades K-2 that takes place during the 10:00 Mass on Sundays from September through May. A team of volunteers lead the weekly sessions and additional volunteers are always needed. BOW leaders are trained, given materials and support, and conduct one session every 4-6 weeks. All that is needed on your part is a desire to help children grow in faith. Dads are welcome, too!