Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Faith Religious Education

The Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish community fosters a safe environment to nurture and deepen the spiritual beliefs of students within the context of their Catholic faith. The Religious Education Program encompasses moral development, sacramental preparation, liturgical and community activities. Faith Formation aims to help students develop a strong understanding of Catholic teachings, values, and traditions, while nurturing a personal relationship with God, and a sense of community within the Catholic Church.

Join the Youth Choir!

We're excited to announce that our Youth Choir will be resuming in September during the 9:30 Mass at the Chapel. Our first rehearsal will be held on September 21 immediately following Faith Formation class and will last about 45 minutes. The youth choir will sing at the 9:30 Mass each Sunday, beginning September 28th. We will hold weekly rehearsals to keep the music fresh in everyone's mind. This is a great opportunity for youth to learn about God's love, build friendships, and participate in our Parish. Please contact Choir Director Doug Almanzar at 413-320-3960 or d.almanzar@hotmail.com if you have any questions.

 

2024–2025 Faith Formation and Religious Education classes information and schedule

Grades Pre-K through 6

When: Each Sunday morning, 10:30 AM—11:30 AM

Where: Parish Center

Contact: In person at the Parish Center after the 9:30 AM Children’s Mass or by phone at 413-584-7310

Schedule: Click here for the Pre-K–6th grade religious education schedule.

Grades 7 through 9

When: Every other Sunday evening, 6–7:30 PM

Where: Parish Center

Contact: In person 10 minutes before and after class or by phone at 413-584-7310

Schedule: Click here for the 7th–9th-grade religious education schedule.

CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

December 24, 4:00 PM St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapel, 85 Beacon Street, Florence

CODE OF CONDUCT

We expect both students and parents to be kind, and we ask that parents be on time with drop-offs and pickups. Students who misbehave will be given a verbal warning on the first offense. A second offense will require meeting with the director. A third offense will require a parent to accompany the student in class to model correct behavior.