Religious Education

Religious formation of our children is the responsibility of all of us.  Most importantly, parents have moral obligations to educate their children and give them the faith and tradition of our ancestors.

Religious Education Program

Our Religious Education program starts in October and ends by the first week of May with the first communion celebration. The focus has been on children grades Pre-Kindergarten to High school. The program includes teaching children our Maronite traditions and preparing candidates for First Holy Communion. For the year 2007-2008, approximately 35 children attended this program.

For the year 2008-2009, the classes started Sunday, October 5th 2008 and are held Sundays at 11:20 am in the Maronite Educational Center, 19 Hermosa Drive, Millbrae (the building next to the church). Please refer to the class schedule listed below.  The classes are organized as follows:

Religious Education Director -  Minaise Minaise

 

Registration for the 2008-2009 School Year

If you have children and they do not attend any catholic religious education programs, please register them for the upcoming year. Please review the information listed below and return the registration form to the religious education director or to the parish office.

>>   Registration Form
>>  Registration Information
>>  Class Schedule
>>  Field Trip Permission Form

If you have any question, please contact Fr. John Nahal
Contact information
                

Religious Education Teachers

If you would like to volunteer to help teach our children, please complete the volunteer form and return to the parish office.

>>  Volunteer Form

First Holy Communion 2008

 
       
On Sunday, April 27, 2008, seven of the children from Our Lady Of Lebanon Maronite Church community in Millbrae, CA  received their First Holy Communion. 

In the photo(front left): Ralph Shehayed, Christian Eidson, Joey Makhoul, Sofia Sarimsakei, Joyce Eliane, Samer Tabri, Tarik Boudames.
(Back left): Subdeacon Tony Boukhalil, Pamela Abinader (teacher), Fr. John Nahal, Murielle Haddad (teacher)

 

 

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