First Holy Communion

Introduction

The occasion of a child’s First Holy Communion is a wonderful opportunity for parents to deepen and reinvigorate their own faith. It can also be a graced moment of renewal for the broader parish community.

The celebration of First Holy Communion within the Diocese is organised on a parochial basis where every parish and school organise its own dates. The celebration of the First Communion normally happens during the Easter season, in April or May.

Look at our “Do this in memory” page for more …..

 

 

Please Click on Links Below for Further Information:

Do This in Memory’ Program for First Holy Communion

 

·        Do This in Memory

·        https://www.limerickdiocese.org/resources/category/resources/first-communion/

‘Do This in Memory’ is a parish-based programme of preparation for First Communion centred in the parish celebration of the Sunday Eucharist and in the home. The programme takes place once a month for eight months before First Eucharist and concludes during the parish celebration of the feast of Corpus Christi.

The initial step to beginning the program is a meeting with parents/guardians interested introducing the program.

Parents/guardians are asked to complete the Forms on the link below:

Download First Communion parents’ application and consent forms.

Brief Overview of ‘Do This in Memory’ program:

What is Do this in Memory?

Do This in Memory is a parish-based programme of preparation for First Communion centred in the parish celebration of the Sunday Eucharist and in the home. The programme resources are designed to facilitate parents/guardians, families, and the parishes’ active involvement in the preparation for the sacrament. It complements and supports the work of sacramental preparation in the parish school. The programme takes place once a month for eight months before First Eucharist and concludes during the parish celebration of the Feast of Corpus Christi.