Below you will find the forms for your child's baptism:

BAPTISM REGISTRATION FORM
GODPARENT FORM

Prior to the baptism, parents need to:
 *Fill out the baptismal registration form
 *Provide a copy of the child’s state-issued birth certificate
 *Have each godparent complete a godparent form
 *Attend a baptism preparation class and ask the godparents to do the same. If individuals have attended the class previously (with in the last three years) this requirement is met.

PLEASE HAVE ALL PAPERWORK FILLED OUT AND RETURNED TO PARISH OFFICE ALONG WITH THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE. 
 

Baptism dates (any Parish Family 14 parishioner may choose any of these dates):
Pentecost Vigil May 23rd:  5pm mass St. John the Evangelist
June 27/28:  St. Alphonsus at both 5pm vigil and 9am Sunday masses
August 16:  St. Benedict at the 11am Sunday mass
September 26/27: St. John at both 5pm vigil and 10:30am Sunday masses
November 14/15:  St. Alphonsus at both 5pm vigil and 9am Sunday masses

 If you desire to have your children baptized or have been asked to be a godparent, please sign up for upcoming classes.
 Questions? Contact our Parish Family Sacramental Coordinator at jrudden@parishfamily14.org

"In those days, Jesus came from Nazareth of Galilee and was baptized by John in the Jordan. Just as he was coming out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the Spirit descending like a dove upon Him. And a voice came from heaven, ‘You are my beloved Son. With you I am well pleased.’” Mk 1:9-11

Baptism marks the beginning of a child’s participation in the sacramental life of the church. It is a moment where parents make the promise to raise their child in the Catholic faith and continue to give example by their own lives of faith. 

Baptism Class: We offer our Baptism Preparation Class approximately a month prior to the month where baptism are scheduled. Our next class will be in Spring 2026.  Here is the link to register: Baptism Class

Baptism is the first opportunity that we have, as the child’s Catholic community, to receive and welcome the child, and especially to welcome him or her as a beloved child of God. 
  
Baptism is an initiation into the body of Christ: a community of believers who place Jesus and His Gospel at the center of their lives by living in communion with Him. Becoming part of this body of Christ, the child is forever bound to the other members of His body: united with them in prayer, in struggle, in suffering, in joy and in their search for greater union with God. 
  
The baptismal process aims to help parents prepare for their vocation as primary teachers of the faith. Supported by the involvement of the godparents and our Catholic community, the parents will continue to grow in their understanding of the faith and application of it in their own homes as their family grows.