Familia is a national study program aimed at building up the family through strengthening marriages and providing peer support. This four year study uses papal encyclicals, the Catechism, and the Bible to provide insight to our Catholic faith and practical suggestions for incorporating the faith into our daily lives. Separate men's and women's teams of eight or more meet twice monthly during the school year to uncover the personal message in the teachings of the Church as they pertain to marriage and the family. Familia provides the tools necessary to face the challenge of raising a family in today’s society.

We need people who have an interest in serving on the Resurrection School Advisory Council. A background in education is helpful but not necessary. The council advises the pastor and principal on policy issues, planning, budgeting, and helping to insure a solid Catholic identity and clear and accurate communications.

They meet the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 in the library.  Parents may request to be on the open forum section of the agenda.  Please refer to the bylaws.

Current members include:

Megan Sullenger - Chair

Gretchen Bina - Secretary

Maricela Torres - Parent Representative

Allie Peck - Parent Representative

Carolyn Elson- Parent Representative

Sean Hoskinson - Finance Council Representative

Carrie Moore - Parish Council representative

Alex Ball - Technology committee representative

Resurrection Catholic School's primary fundraiser occurs annually. Volunteers are needed for all aspects, including packaging, set-up, food assistance, cashiers, and more. A letter is sent out to volunteers who then work with the committee chairperson of each area.

All parishioners, especially parents of RCS students, are encouraged to help with the many volunteer opportunities available at the school. You can work in the library, be a classroom aide, help in the lunchroom, watch the kids at recess, help with art projects or a musical production, assist in the office, be part of the Parents & Teachers Together committee or the technology committee, coach a sports team, help with the Scholar's or Religion bowls, drive for a field trip, help with an event, bake some cookies, and the list goes on.

This is a one-week summer religious education opportunity provided for children preschool age through high school. Volunteers are needed to assist in these programs in a variety of areas. For Totus Tuus, volunteers are needed to host the team, provide lunch for them one time during the week, help with drinks, etc. for the children's meals, help with the BBQ on Friday or general clean-up at the end of the Totus Tuus week. Vacation Bible School needs volunteer teachers, assistants, craft helpers, snack providers and nursery helpers, to name just a few.
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The late Pope John Paul II commissioned each of us with the obligation to promote vocations to the priesthood and the religious life within our families and within our parish and to pray for the perseverance of those who have accepted God’s call. In order to do your part, you may:

• Become a member of the Vocations Committee, whose purpose is to foster and support vocations to the priesthood and religious life by planning various activities.
• Join the "365 Club." Choose one day out of the year to go to Mass and, as your intention, offer it specifically for an increase of vocations from our parish. (H)
• Pray a rosary once a week for vocations. (H)
• Frequently pray a "Prayer for vocations."