The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) was an association established at Rome in 1562 for the purpose of providing religious education. Today CCD is known as Faith Formation and refers to a religious education program of the Catholic Church, designed for children. Students who attend public school receive their religious education through our Faith Formation ministry, which consists of class sessions and preparation for the reception of the sacraments. The goal of Faith Formation ministry is to enable and encourage the students to learn more about their faith.

Making Music Praying Twice is a parent-participation music class that fosters the Catholic faith for infants - 5 year olds.  Making Music Praying Twice is not a religion class, but like similar music programs, aims to present the music of a child's culture in ways that impact daily life.

During each class, children and parents will pray, sing songs—both secular and sacred—and hear faith-filled stories.  The music includes a wide variety of cultures and genres. Children and parents (or grandparents!) will explore different instruments, sounds, and movements within the rhythm of the liturgical year of the Church.

For more information, contact Caitlyn Waruszewski (mrswaruszewski@gmail.com).