Adult Religious Education
Adults can continually enhance their spiritual development through weekly Bible study, Small Christian Communities, periodic book group discussions, or by taking advantage of the extensive collection of books in the Msgr. Richard Larocque Library.
OCIA, the program for adults who are interested in becoming Catholic, is a one-on-one training in the Catholic faith.
Adult Book Group
Christ the King Book Group meets on Monday mornings after the daily Mass. This Lent (begins Feb 23), the group will read and discuss The Practice of the Presence of God (Pope Leo's Spirtual Secret) by Brother Lawrence. (Please get the Dec 7, 2025 edition.) There is no charge to attend, except the cost of the book.
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Adult Bible Study
​Meets in the classroom across from the office, on Thursdays at 9:00 am. All are welcome! We will loan you a bible if you do not have one.
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Women's Bible Study
“Walking With Purpose,” a 22-week program for women, began October 2! Classes will meet on Wednesday mornings
and evenings. Visit the WWP page for more information.
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Small Christian Community
A group of 8-12 adults who come together weekly (Wednesdays at 7pm) to share God’s story (i.e., the past Sunday’s scriptures) with each other and how these scriptures may have had an effect on their lives.
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Walking to the Resurrection. NEW!
A Lenten Bible Study for young adults with intellectual disabilities.
Join us as we journey with Jesus from the Last Supper
to the Resurrection focusing on the people who stood
up and made a difference. Monday evenings, 6–7pm, March 2–April 6.
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OCIA — Order of Christian Initiation for Adults
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OCIA is a program for adults who are interested in becoming Catholic. Visit the OCIA page to learn more.
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If you or your spouse, fiancée, or friend is considering being baptized Catholic, — or, if you are already baptized and would like to become Catholic, please call for more information.
Adults interested in becoming Catholic are urged to call the pastor at 434-1660.