Registration Information for 2018-19

There are a few steps to registration this year.  

1. Come to the pre-registration parent meetings.  Choose one to attend.  May 20th at 3:30 pm or May 24th at 6 pm in the Parish Gym. (if you are unable to attend any of these meetings, please call the office and leave a message.  You may also email a message informing us you will not be able to attend.  Our email is faithformation@stisidore-yubacity.org)
2. Make an appointment to come in to register. You will have the opportunity to make a registration appointment at the end of the pre-registration parent meeting, but you can also call the office or email us to schedule you in.
3. Come to your appointment. Make sure you bring all documentation needed.  If there is something missing, the application will be considered incomplete until all documentation is brought in.  (If you have already turned in your documentation in the prior year, it should be on file and there is no need to bring it again.) You have until July 13, 2018 to turn in documentation.
4. If you are on the waiting list, we will be contacting you on the week of July 15 to let you know if we have space for your child.

If you have missed attending these meetings you may call the office at 530-673-1573 and leave your information.  We will place you on our waiting list and will call you as soon as we see we have space for your family.

Calendars will come out in the first week of August 2018.  Classes begin in mid-September.  Please be alert to mass announcements, read our bulletin or look at our web-page for more information.

Becoming Catholic is one of the life’s most profound and joyous experiences.

Some are blessed enough to receive this great gift while they are infants, and, over time, they recognize the enormous grace that has been bestowed on them. Others enter the Catholic fold when they are older children or adults.

We believe that growth in faith is a lifelong journey, undertaken in a community and guided by the Spirit. Most of us use words like Religious Education, CCD or Catechism classes to describe Faith Formation and often only think of Faith Formation in terms of children’s religious education and sacramental preparation.

However, our Catholic Faith Formation is more than children’s religious education. And it is more than just the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Holy Communion, and Confirmation). It includes all aspects of our growth in faith, from parent baptismal preparation through adult education and Scripture Study.

We also believe that the family is the primary community in which faith is shared and nurtured. Thus the entire Church community, beginning at the parish level, puts itself at the service of the family to help form Catholics.

Our growth in faith is not exclusively about gaining knowledge about our doctrine and faith traditions; it is also about our being formed in Christ. Therefore, we continue to focus on “total parish catechesis” (faith formation), which is intended to support the family and this parish community