You're in luck! We have posted the sheets we would normally hand out during the Children's Liturgy of the Word program so that you can share it with your kid during Mass. Click on the link below to access the Sunday you're interested in.
 

November 29- First Sunday of Advent

December 6- Second Sunday of Advent

December 13- Third Sunday of Advent

December 20- Fourth Sunday of Advent

December 24/25- Christmas

December 27- Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

January 3- Feast of Epiphany of the Lord (celebrated)

January 10- The Baptism of the Lord

January 17

January 24

January 31

Children's Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is a worship experience for children which provide the same worship experience of the larger community in an engaging and interactive style. CLOW is not intended to substitute attendance at religous education (RE) sessions.  Rather, CLOW enhances your child's continuing religious education experience. Celebrating the Liturgy of the Word can be an empowering experience that provides children with a foundation for understanding and appreciating Scripture.

The Word of God has a message that is relevant and fitting for children as the Word is for adults; however, children often fail to hear the message as the adult vocabulary may be beyond their comprehension.  During CLOW, children are offered an experience to hear Scripture in words they understand and to share their own understanding of God's word.  Each session includes the readings of the Mass from the Children’s Lectionary and a reflection by the catechist.
 

When and how do children participate?
Children attend Mass with their parents and join the assembly for the introductory rites. The children are called forth, given a blessing and dismissed, by the presider, after opening prayer.  They are led by a team of trained adult catechists.  CLOW takes place in a space close to the church.  Children will hear the Word of God proclaimed and reflect upon its meaning in their lives. At the conclusion of the liturgy of the word, the children will rejoin their parents to continue the celebration of the liturgy of the Eucharist.

Parents are asked to talk to their children about behavior and being courteous while attending CLOW.  Parents are welcome, especially for your child’s first time attending CLOW, to be present as your child becomes familiar with the experience.  
 

Who are the leaders of CLOW?
CLOW leaders are members of the parish.  These adult leaders receive training on requirements and different way of doing CLOW.  Also, all adults working with children in the parish are required to complete safe environment training.