Program Information

2018 - 2019 ​Fall/Spring Classes
Catholic Children's Camp
Registration is open on our main parish website www.sttheresanreading.org.
This year’s camp will be July 30th – August 3rd
Registration is open on our website
www.sttheresanreading.org
Homeschool Program 
  
Parents are provided with curriculum materials to enable them to teach their children the Catholic faith at home. Home-taught children are expected to attend Sunday Mass and additional parish events throughout the year.
Adaptive Faith Formation for Special Needs

Engaging, interactive faith-filled and fun monthly lessons for children with unique learning styles and special needs.  Sacramental preparation is available for children who would benefit from a more creative learning environment.
Summer Program -- SUMP
Children in Grades 6, 7 & 8 have the option to participate in a week-long course in July, Mon - Thu 9:00 am to 3:00pm and Fri 9:00 am to 12 noon, in lieu of coming to Fall/Spring classes.  Program includes Daily Mass, and participants are expected to attend Sunday Mass regularly and attend an annual Reconciliation service during the year.  Dates for 2018:  Grade 8 - July 9 to 13; Grade 7 - July 16 to 20; Grade 6 - July 23 to 27.  Registration for 2018 is open on our main website (www.sttheresanreading.org).  Please register early to ensure a space.
Contact Information
For Grades 1 - 8  &  General Questions, Please Contact:

Brenda Terranova
grades1-5@sttheresanreading.org
​grades6-8@sttheresanreading.org
​978-664-2962
SUNDAYS AT THE 9:00 AM MASS - FAMILY LITURGY

Join us for the 9:00 AM Mass.  There will be a liturgy for families with children.  Each week, a portion of the homily will be geared to children, and they will be invited to the front to participate.  Please join us and invite a friend!
Volunteers Needed!
If you would like to volunteer, please fill out the information below.  You must be a confirmed Catholic in full communion with the Catholic Church and her teachings to be a catechist.  We are also in need of substitute teachers, office help, hall monitors, and high school students to serve as assistants to the catechists.

    Online Volunteer Form

​Links mentioned
at Faith Formation Orientation