Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
This initiation process is reserved for adults who have not been baptized. Those baptized into another Christian Church who wish to learn more about the Catholic teachings with the possibiIity of becoming Catholic, and adult Catholics wishing to receive Confirmation are also welcome.� It includes regular reflection upon the Sunday readings and seeks to help one develop a�deeper spirituality.� RCIA concludes with the celebration of baptism, first communion, and/or confirmation at the Easter Vigil followed by a couple of sessions to celebrate the events and change in the lives of participants.� Contact Sister Eileen for more information.

Children's Catechumenate
The Children's Catechumenate is designed for children past the age of seven that are unbaptized or uncatechized. They shall be instructed for sacramental initiation using age appropriate materials. The process includes regular reflection upon the Sunday readings and seeks to help individuals develop an explicitly Christian spirituality. Such instruction usually extends over a one-year period to allow for formation and readiness for the celebration of the sacraments of initiation and to prepare the children to enter the regular religious formation classes at their appropriate grade level for continued instruction. Contact June Strobel, Director of Religious Education for more information.

Rite of Infant Baptism
Catholic parents�may seek baptism for their infants (anyone under age seven) by appointment with Sr. Eileen Brynda, Pastoral Associate. �Parents are asked to attend a baptismal preparation class in order to learn more about the responsibilities that come with this sacrament as well as procedures.

Confirmation
In the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, children are confirmed near age sixteen, in their junior year of high school. To prepare for this sacrament of initiation, they attend religious education classes, complete service projects, participate in a retreat and participate in the liturgical life of the parish.

Confirmation for Adults who have been baptized�will involve preparation and is�arranged through contact with Sister Eileen.��

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First Eucharist
Preparation for First Eucharist occurs in the second grade. Direct preparation for the sacrament is completed by the parents in the home. The school and religious education programs assist parents in carrying out this right and responsibility.

First Reconciliation
Preparation for First Reconciliation occurs in the second grade. The program is designed to aid the students and their parents in feeling comfortable with this sacrament of healing.

Reconciliation
Individual reconciliation is celebrated at the time indicated in the bulletin or by appointment with the Pastor. Communal services are celebrated during Advent and Lent.

Eucharist for the Sick and Homebound
If you or a family member are sick, homebound or hospitalized you may request that Communion be brought.� Those at the Hartford Hospital receive Communion from a Eucharistic Minister each Sunday.�Sister Eileen is the contact person should the need or any questions arise.

Anointing of the Sick
The Anointing of the Sick can be administered to individuals who are facing serious illness, serious surgery or suffering the effects of advanced age. Anointing of the Sick is celebrated at the time indicated in the bulletin or by appointment with Fr. David La Plante. Those seeking the sacrament are encouraged to meet with him before going to the hospital. Periodically, the sacrament is celebrated communally.

Viaticum and Prayers for the Dying
When a Catholic is dying, the traditional "last rites" are receiving communion for the last time (Viaticum) and praying the prayers for the dying with the family. The Pastoral Associate, Eucharistic ministers and lay presiders, as well as the Pastor, are able to administer Viaticum outside mass and may lead the prayers for the dying.

Ministry to the Grieving
When a family has experienced the death of a loved one and is in need of support, please call Sr. Eileen Brynda for information about the services that may be available.

Marriage
St. Kilian's marriage preparation process uses personal reflection, reflection upon your relationship and liturgical and musical preparation to help you get off to a good start with your marriage. Everything we do, including prepare the details of the wedding itself, has a good marriage as its goal. We are indeed privileged to walk with you at the beginning of your lifetime journey together. Call Fr. David La Plante at (262) 673-4831, ext. 401 at least six months prior to your anticipated wedding date.

Adult Education
Throughout the year, there are opportunities for adults�to learn more about their faith or about the Bible.� Father David and Sister Eileen offer sessions at various times which will be published in the bulletin.� Other forms such as guest speakers, videos with discussion, parish missions, retreat days�will also be listed in the bulletin as they are� scheduled. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Small Groups
We encourage you to create bible study groups, prayer groups, reflections groups, support groups and fun groups. Any group may meet under parish auspices provided that your plans and materials are approved by Fr. David La Plante or Sr. Eileen Brynda. We'll be happy to get you started and support you in your endeavors. These groups are a wonderful way of fostering friendship and companionship. Scripture reflection groups, a woman's reflection group and a support group for those who've recently divorced are currently meeting.