Religious Education

About

Our weekly religious education program is where children learn about their Catholic beliefs, values, and traditions.

Religious Education is also known as Systematic Catechesis, Catechism Class, Continuing Christian Education (CCE), Youth Faith Formation (YFF), Youth Formation (YF)

Who can receive religious education?

Children in grades Kindergarten — High School

Where is religious education? 

In the Foley House on the Annunciation campus.

How to sign up?

Please fill out the Catechesis Registration form either online or email religioused@acchtx.org for a PDF form.

When are religious education classes?

Sundays from 10:30 am - 11:30am

• September 7th: Mandatory parent meeting (no class, just meeting)

• September 21, 28 (First class is 21st)

• October 5, 19, 26

• November 2, 16

• December 7

• January 4, 18, 25

• February 1, 15, 22

• March 1, 15, 29

• April 12, 19

• May 3, 17

Tuition and Fees

Tuition

$55.00 per student or $165 per family of 4+

Catechist fee

$45.00 per student or $135 per family of 4+

• Scholarships

  Education in the faith is available to all. If you are in need of financial assistance for this, please let us know.

  Families needing full or partial assistance will need to complete a different form. Please email religioused@acchtx.org for the form. Please do not complete the electronic form if you are requesting assistance.

Sign Up to Volunteer as a Catechist

• Who Can Serve

  Anyone who is a practicing Catholic in good standing, knowledgeable about the teachings of the Catholic Church, and willing to teach others about the faith.

• What We Do

  A catechist commits every week during the school year to teach young children about the basic principles and beliefs of the Catholic faith, helping them grow in their understanding and relationship with God.

  You can sign up as a catechist aid if you want to help but don’t want to be the main teacher.

  Sign up as a catechist aide

• When We Volunteer

  Every Sunday from 10:30 am - 11:30 am during the school year.

  You can sign up as a substitute if you are not able to make it each week.

  Sign up as a Substitute

• Why You Should Serve

  Volunteering as a catechist allows you to share your knowledge and love for the faith, positively impacting the lives of young learners and helping them develop a strong foundation in their spiritual journey.

• Required Safe Environment Training

  If you are 18 years old and above, our archdiocese requires all adult volunteers to complete safe environment training.

  This short one-hour online training teaches people how to create a secure and protected environment for everyone, especially children, by recognizing and preventing potential risks or harm.

  Click here to sign up for Safe Environment Training.