You will use this form to complete your family registration for all faith formation programs, and Sacramental preparation for Baptism for children over the age of 7, Reconciliation, Confirmation and First Communion.  Our Catholic faith draws upon the greater community, the Church.  Therefore, Spirit of Christ does not offer an independent or online Sacramental Preparation Class. This form will ensure that all children from Pre-K through High School are registered for Faith Formation at Spirit of Christ.  This includes:

• The Anchor Program for Pre-K thru 5th Grade and Sacramental Preparation
• RISE Middle School
• IGNITE High School
• OCIT Sacramental Prep for Middle School and High School  

 

The Anchor Program

We are excited for you and your entire family to join us for the 2026-2027 Anchor Program at Spirit of Christ.  This program is for children in Pre-K through 5th Grade and their parents.  Nursery care is also available for children under the age of 3.

Children receiving sacraments will have additional Sacramental Prep meetings and formation.  You can learn more about the Sacramental Preparation program here, including a list of all mandatory meetings and retreat dates. If you are registering your child for Sacramental prep, you may need to provide a baptismal certificate and birth certificate below.

RISE Middle School Youth Ministry program meets regularly through the school year on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:30.

The IGNITE High School Youth Ministry program meets regularly through the school year on Sunday nights.  We start with the 4:30 pm Youth Mass and the Ignite High School Program is from 5:45-7:45 pm.

Youth Sacramental Preparation: OCIT

Middle and High School youth receiving sacraments will have additional Sacramental Prep meetings and formation.  You can learn more about the Sacramental Preparation program here, including a list of all mandatory meetings and retreat dates. If you are registering your youth for Sacramental prep, you may need to provide a baptismal certificate and birth certificate below. 

Anchor Sacramental Preparation for Anchor students follow the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  Please plan accordingly for your child to receive these Sacraments. 

Year 1: Reconciliation in 2nd Grade*

Year 2: Confirmation and First Eucharist in 3rd Grade*

In addition to regular Wednesday Anchor attendance, there will be 3 required additional Sacramental prep meetings throughout the school year. At least one parent and the child preparing to receive the Sacraments must attend these meetings. There will be some at home practice and assignments to complete in order to prepare for the Sacraments. Also, we will have a retreat day for the children before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

*If your child is older than the recommended grades for these Sacraments, but has not yet received their Sacraments, they will enroll in Sacramental prep for this year. They will start with Year 1- Reconciliation for the first year, and then, Confirmation and Eucharist the following year. 

**If your child is not yet baptized but is over the age of 7 and in 2nd- 5th grade, they will follow the same 2 year track, but will likely be received into the church with the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil at the end of their second year of preparation.  They will be considered part of the Order of Christian Initiation for Children (OCIC).

Anchor Sacramental Preparation for Anchor students follow the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  Please plan accordingly for your child to receive these Sacraments. 

Year 1: Reconciliation in 2nd Grade*

Year 2: Confirmation and First Eucharist in 3rd Grade*

In addition to regular Wednesday Anchor attendance, there will be 3 required additional Sacramental prep meetings throughout the school year. At least one parent and the child preparing to receive the Sacraments must attend these meetings. There will be some at home practice and assignments to complete in order to prepare for the Sacraments. Also, we will have a retreat day for the children before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

*If your child is older than the recommended grades for these Sacraments, but has not yet received their Sacraments, they will enroll in Sacramental prep for this year. They will start with Year 1- Reconciliation for the first year, and then, Confirmation and Eucharist the following year. 

**If your child is not yet baptized but is over the age of 7 and in 2nd- 5th grade, they will follow the same 2 year track, but will likely be received into the church with the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil at the end of their second year of preparation.  They will be considered part of the Order of Christian Initiation for Children (OCIC).

Anchor Sacramental Preparation for Anchor students follow the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  Please plan accordingly for your child to receive these Sacraments. 

Year 1: Reconciliation in 2nd Grade*

Year 2: Confirmation and First Eucharist in 3rd Grade*

In addition to regular Wednesday Anchor attendance, there will be 3 required additional Sacramental prep meetings throughout the school year. At least one parent and the child preparing to receive the Sacraments must attend these meetings. There will be some at home practice and assignments to complete in order to prepare for the Sacraments. Also, we will have a retreat day for the children before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

*If your child is older than the recommended grades for these Sacraments, but has not yet received their Sacraments, they will enroll in Sacramental prep for this year. They will start with Year 1- Reconciliation for the first year, and then, Confirmation and Eucharist the following year. 

**If your child is not yet baptized but is over the age of 7 and in 2nd- 5th grade, they will follow the same 2 year track, but will likely be received into the church with the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil at the end of their second year of preparation.  They will be considered part of the Order of Christian Initiation for Children (OCIC).

Anchor Sacramental Preparation for Anchor students follow the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  Please plan accordingly for your child to receive these Sacraments. 

Year 1: Reconciliation in 2nd Grade*

Year 2: Confirmation and First Eucharist in 3rd Grade*

In addition to regular Wednesday Anchor attendance, there will be 3 required additional Sacramental prep meetings throughout the school year. At least one parent and the child preparing to receive the Sacraments must attend these meetings. There will be some at home practice and assignments to complete in order to prepare for the Sacraments. Also, we will have a retreat day for the children before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

*If your child is older than the recommended grades for these Sacraments, but has not yet received their Sacraments, they will enroll in Sacramental prep for this year. They will start with Year 1- Reconciliation for the first year, and then, Confirmation and Eucharist the following year. 

**If your child is not yet baptized but is over the age of 7 and in 2nd- 5th grade, they will follow the same 2 year track, but will likely be received into the church with the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil at the end of their second year of preparation.  They will be considered part of the Order of Christian Initiation for Children (OCIC).

Anchor Sacramental Preparation for Anchor students follow the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  Please plan accordingly for your child to receive these Sacraments. 

Year 1: Reconciliation in 2nd Grade*

Year 2: Confirmation and First Eucharist in 3rd Grade*

In addition to regular Wednesday Anchor attendance, there will be 3 required additional Sacramental prep meetings throughout the school year. At least one parent and the child preparing to receive the Sacraments must attend these meetings. There will be some at home practice and assignments to complete in order to prepare for the Sacraments. Also, we will have a retreat day for the children before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

*If your child is older than the recommended grades for these Sacraments, but has not yet received their Sacraments, they will enroll in Sacramental prep for this year. They will start with Year 1- Reconciliation for the first year, and then, Confirmation and Eucharist the following year. 

**If your child is not yet baptized but is over the age of 7 and in 2nd- 5th grade, they will follow the same 2 year track, but will likely be received into the church with the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil at the end of their second year of preparation.  They will be considered part of the Order of Christian Initiation for Children (OCIC).

Catechists We need at least three Catechists per classroom/grade level to run the Anchor Program.  These Catechists work in teams to spread out the lesson planning and give our students a dynamic experience. Having Catechist teams allows there to still be two adults in every classroom, even if a Catechist must miss a class for any reason.  Anchor registration fees are waved for the Catechist's children.

Anchor Parent/Guardian Responsibilities In addition to being the primary educators in the faith, parents by their enrollment into the Anchor agree to support the process in the following ways:   

Domestic Church: It is important to recognize that the Anchor catechists assist the domestic church (your household) in training the children in the faith; they cannot replace you, nor is the Anchor sufficient to fully pass on the faith to the children.  Please walk with your child every step of the way and be sure to share the beauty of the faith with them on a daily basis.

Safe Environment Certified: If not already safe environment certified, parents agree to ensure that one adult in the family will become safe environment certified by the Archdiocese of Denver within 6 months of enrollment. This will allow families to participate in the volunteer opportunities.  You can find Safe Environment classes here: https://www.virtusonline.org/virtus/reg_list2.cfm?theOrgID=36848&theme=0

Hall Monitors: Contribute to the safety of the program by serving as a Hall Monitor on a rotating basis.  Volunteers must be safe environment certified.  Duties include: Patrolling the hallways, offering an official presence, and accompanying any stranger to the front desk where they can be further assisted by staff.  Assist the catechist by ensuring children released from class to use the restroom do so and return to class in a timely manner.  Only one child in the bathroom at a time. In the event that your child’s class is short a catechist, you may be asked to forgo the parent presentation and sit as an observer in the class your child is taking.

Attendance Policy: For children: 1st and 2nd absence is ignored. 3rd absence results in the possibility of the parish or volunteer staff contacting the family.  Please consider this a wellness check.  If there is something the parish can do to help, we would like to. 4th absence results in the possibility of the Director of Faith Formation, in consultation with the family, determining if the Anchor alone is the best fit for the child, or if supplemental or alternative means should be employed. 

Attendance for children in Sacramental Preparation, absences greater than 4 missed classes may result in a delay of receiving sacraments.  In addition, all meetings and retreats are mandatory.  

Parent Attendance: A parent or guardian MUST attend the parent session every time the child is in a children’s session.  This is not a drop off catechesis program.  Furthermore, since building community is an important aspect of the Anchor, it is best if the same person or persons can be present for the sessions. 

Anchor Fees Your Anchor fees help to cover a small portion of the costs to run the Anchor Program.  We are thankful for and depend upon the prayers and generosity from the offertory on Sunday's at Spirit of Christ. 

Anchor fees for 2026-2027 will be as follows. The total number of children includes children in classes, not in the nursery.  When you complete your registration, you will be taken to the SOC Payment website to complete your payment calculated below.  

(Anchor fees are waived for families with Catechists, but you any donation you make is appreciated to help cover costs of materials.)

# of Children (PreK -5th)	Parishioner Rates**	Non-Parishioner Rates
1	$75	$125
2	$100	$200
3	$125	$275
4+	$150	$350

ADDITIONAL Sacramental Prep Fee: $50 each*

*Sacramental Prep Fee includes additional materials for meetings, retreats, sacrament administration, and a 9 month subscription to MagnifiKid.

**Parishioner Rates are for families that are registered parishioners that give regularly to the offertory at Spirit of Christ.

OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL MagnifiKid 9 month Subscription: $13

This is included for all SPY kids. If you would like to add a 9 month subscription for any of your other children, this is a fantastic parish discount. Subscriptions are normally $39. MagnifiKid is aimed for children ages 6-12. MagnifiKid is for children between the ages of 6 and 12. Subscribers receive the issues on a monthly basis. In each month's packet, children will find a booklet of sixteen color pages for each Sunday, and also special issues for the major feast days (Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Ascension, Assumption, All Saints Day). Each issue includes all the readings and the prayers of the Sunday Mass with explanations of the difficult words and the meaning of the rituals, and activity pages to reinforce the messages of that weeks readings. https://us.magnificat.net/home/magnifikid

OCIT Sacramental Preparation

Sacramental Preparation follows the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  This means that children recieve their sacraments in 2nd and 3rd grade in the Archdiocese of Denver.

If your youth has not yet recieved sacraments of baptism, first communion, or confirmation, they will prepare and recieve these sacraments at either the Easter Vigil (for un-baptized), or a special Sacrament Mass at the end of April (Confirmation and First Communion). They will be part of a special process called OCIT- the Order of Christian Initiation for Teens.   

In addition to regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry attendance, there will be required additional Sacramental prep meetings on Monday evenings throughout the school year. Also, we will have a retreat day for the youth before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

Attendance for Youth in Sacramental Preparation: There is a three-absence policy. This policy includes the regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry evening classes, and the addtitional  Monday night sacramental prep classes. Students who miss more than 3 classes may delay the reception of sacraments to ensure proper faith formation.

Mandatory Retreats: Students in OCIT will be requried to attend their respective Middle School Retreat (February 12-14, 2027) or High School Retreat (TBD) as well as the OCIT Retreat Day on March 6, 2026.  Retreat fees vary and are TBD. Retreat fees will be collected when registration for these events open

Required Parent Meeting: There is a mandatory parent meeting on September 14, 2026 at 6:30 pm. Is at least one parent able to attend this meeting? (This meeting is for parents only. Please do not bring your student with you).

Fee: The sacramental preparation program has a $50 fee. This includes a Bible, Catechism, and supplies.  Retreat fees will be collected when registration for the retreats opens.

If you have additional questions, please contact Krissy Jensen at Krissy@spiritofchrist.org.

OCIT Sacramental Preparation

Sacramental Preparation follows the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  This means that children recieve their sacraments in 2nd and 3rd grade in the Archdiocese of Denver.

If your youth has not yet recieved sacraments of baptism, first communion, or confirmation, they will prepare and recieve these sacraments at either the Easter Vigil (for un-baptized), or a special Sacrament Mass at the end of April (Confirmation and First Communion). They will be part of a special process called OCIT- the Order of Christian Initiation for Teens.   

In addition to regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry attendance, there will be required additional Sacramental prep meetings on Monday evenings throughout the school year. Also, we will have a retreat day for the youth before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

Attendance for Youth in Sacramental Preparation: There is a three-absence policy. This policy includes the regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry evening classes, and the addtitional  Monday night sacramental prep classes. Students who miss more than 3 classes may delay the reception of sacraments to ensure proper faith formation.

Mandatory Retreats: Students in OCIT will be requried to attend their respective Middle School Retreat (February 12-14, 2027) or High School Retreat (TBD) as well as the OCIT Retreat Day on March 6, 2026.  Retreat fees vary and are TBD. Retreat fees will be collected when registration for these events open

Required Parent Meeting: There is a mandatory parent meeting on September 14, 2026 at 6:30 pm. Is at least one parent able to attend this meeting? (This meeting is for parents only. Please do not bring your student with you).

Fee: The sacramental preparation program has a $50 fee. This includes a Bible, Catechism, and supplies.  Retreat fees will be collected when registration for the retreats opens.

If you have additional questions, please contact Krissy Jensen at Krissy@spiritofchrist.org.

OCIT Sacramental Preparation

Sacramental Preparation follows the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  This means that children recieve their sacraments in 2nd and 3rd grade in the Archdiocese of Denver.

If your youth has not yet recieved sacraments of baptism, first communion, or confirmation, they will prepare and recieve these sacraments at either the Easter Vigil (for un-baptized), or a special Sacrament Mass at the end of April (Confirmation and First Communion). They will be part of a special process called OCIT- the Order of Christian Initiation for Teens.   

In addition to regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry attendance, there will be required additional Sacramental prep meetings on Monday evenings throughout the school year. Also, we will have a retreat day for the youth before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

Attendance for Youth in Sacramental Preparation: There is a three-absence policy. This policy includes the regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry evening classes, and the addtitional  Monday night sacramental prep classes. Students who miss more than 3 classes may delay the reception of sacraments to ensure proper faith formation.

Mandatory Retreats: Students in OCIT will be requried to attend their respective Middle School Retreat (February 12-14, 2027) or High School Retreat (TBD) as well as the OCIT Retreat Day on March 6, 2026.  Retreat fees vary and are TBD. Retreat fees will be collected when registration for these events open

Required Parent Meeting: There is a mandatory parent meeting on September 14, 2026 at 6:30 pm. Is at least one parent able to attend this meeting? (This meeting is for parents only. Please do not bring your student with you).

Fee: The sacramental preparation program has a $50 fee. This includes a Bible, Catechism, and supplies.  Retreat fees will be collected when registration for the retreats opens.

If you have additional questions, please contact Krissy Jensen at Krissy@spiritofchrist.org.

OCIT Sacramental Preparation

Sacramental Preparation follows the "Restored Order" according to the Archdiocese of Denver.  This means that children recieve their sacraments in 2nd and 3rd grade in the Archdiocese of Denver.

If your youth has not yet recieved sacraments of baptism, first communion, or confirmation, they will prepare and recieve these sacraments at either the Easter Vigil (for un-baptized), or a special Sacrament Mass at the end of April (Confirmation and First Communion). They will be part of a special process called OCIT- the Order of Christian Initiation for Teens.   

In addition to regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry attendance, there will be required additional Sacramental prep meetings on Monday evenings throughout the school year. Also, we will have a retreat day for the youth before the Sacraments are received. More information to come!

Attendance for Youth in Sacramental Preparation: There is a three-absence policy. This policy includes the regular Rise Middle School Ministry or Ignite High School Ministry evening classes, and the addtitional  Monday night sacramental prep classes. Students who miss more than 3 classes may delay the reception of sacraments to ensure proper faith formation.

Mandatory Retreats: Students in OCIT will be requried to attend their respective Middle School Retreat (February 12-14, 2027) or High School Retreat (TBD) as well as the OCIT Retreat Day on March 6, 2026.  Retreat fees vary and are TBD. Retreat fees will be collected when registration for these events open

Required Parent Meeting: There is a mandatory parent meeting on September 14, 2026 at 6:30 pm. Is at least one parent able to attend this meeting? (This meeting is for parents only. Please do not bring your student with you).

Fee: The sacramental preparation program has a $50 fee. This includes a Bible, Catechism, and supplies.  Retreat fees will be collected when registration for the retreats opens.

If you have additional questions, please contact Krissy Jensen at Krissy@spiritofchrist.org.

Youth Ministry Catechist & Mentor Opportunities

We need several adult mentors and catechists to serve in the Youth Ministry programs.  These Catechists work in teams to spread out the lesson planning and give our students a dynamic experience. Parents are always welcome, and we especially invite young adults, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and those without children in the program to consider serving.  No experience needed—just a love for Christ and a willingness to help.

If you or someone you know is interested in serving and sharing their faith in this way, please let us know!

Youth Ministry Parent/Guardian Responsibilities In addition to being the primary educators in the faith, parents by their registration in the Youth Ministry programs at Spirit of Chrsit agree to support the process in the following ways:  

Domestic Church: It is important to recognize that the Rise Middle School Ministry and Ignite High School Ministry mentors and catechists assist the domestic church (your household) in training the children in the faith; they cannot replace you, nor is the Youth Ministry Program sufficient to fully pass on the faith to the children.  Please walk with your child every step of the way and be sure to share the beauty of the faith with them on a daily basis.  

FEES

The Youth Ministry Programs at Spirit of Christ are free. Please ensure your regular offering reflects your support and gratitude for the parish programs that serve and form our young people in faith.  There are fees for special events, retreats and activites that your student chooses to participate in.

The sacramental preparation program has a $50 fee.  This includes a Bible, Catechism, and supplies.

Spirit of Christ Youth Ministry Code of Conduct

1. Dress must be appropriate at all times. No tank tops, no tummies showing, no unholy images/phrases/logos, shorts and skirts must be a respectful/modest length)
2. Participants must stay with the group the entire time. Participants must be within seeing/hearing distance of adult chaperones.
3. Participants are not allowed to leave and come back from the ministry. Once the participant leaves, the leaders are no longer responsible for them. If a participant needs to leave early, a parent must notify the leaders that they have permission to leave early.
4. No swearing, crude jokes, name calling, or gossip.
5. Cell phones are not permitted during programming, unless permission is given by the leaders. Cell phones will be taken away from anyone who is using them, and returned at the end of the programming for the day.
6. Be respectful in language and behavior. Respect is due to the people and the property.
7. No PDA. Brief hugs are acceptable with the person's consent, but otherwise, this is a place to focus on your relationship with God and to build the community as a whole. Romantic and flirtations behavior is not appropriate during youth ministry events.
8. Be respectful during talks, prayer, skits, etc. Do not distract others while a talk is being given. Do not interrupt, talk to neighbors, or make unnecessary noise. This shows respect to the person in front as well as the other participants.
9. During small group discussions, stay focused on what is being shared and presented. Listen to the questions. Listen to what others have to say. Do not make fun of others. Do not share private things another says in small group.
10. Do not distract others from the conversation.
11. Clean up after yourself. Throw away trash (including soda cans). Push in chairs. If you spill, clean up your spill.

ACTIVITY RELEASE FOR MINOR PARTICIPANT in YOUTH MINISTRY

I {motherName} {fatherName}, grant permission for my child(ren), {youth1}, {youth2}, {youth3}, {youth4} to participate in the Rise/Ignite Youth Ministry Programs for the 2026-2027 school year.

As parent and/or legal guardian, I remain legally responsible for any personal actions taken by the above-named minor participant(s).

I agree on behalf of myself, my child named as minor participant herein, or our heirs, successors, and assigns, to hold harmless and defend Spirit of Christ Catholic Community its officers, directors, employees and agents, and the Archdiocese of Denver, its employees and agents, chaperones, or representatives associated with the activities, from any claim arising from or in connection with my child participating in the activities, or in connection with any illness or injury (including death) or cost of medical treatment in connection therewith, and I agree to compensate Spirit of Christ Catholic Community its officers, directors and agents, and the Archdiocese of Denver, its employees and agents and chaperones, or representative associated with the activities for reasonable attorney's fees and expenses which they may incur in any action brought against them as a result of such injury or damage, unless such claim arises from the negligence ofSpirit of Christ Catholic Community or the Archdiocese of Denver.

With the exception of the above listed restrictions and/or allergies, I hereby warrant that to the best of my knowledge, my child is in good health, and I assume all responsibility for the health of my child.

Archdiocese of Denver PUBLICITY RELEASE FOR ADULTS & MINORS

The Archdiocese prepares materials that support and promote the Catholic Faith and Church ministry and programming, and which generally reports on both Church and non-Church events and activities. These materials include, but are not limited to, the Archdiocese’s periodicals (e.g., Denver Catholic, El Pueblo Católico) and its various websites. The materials often incorporate images, video or other media

featuring individuals. Additionally, so as to grow Catholic ministry and spread the teachings of Christ, the Archdiocese also works with other Catholic entities in the creation of spiritual, educational, promotional and development materials.

By signing below, You are agreeing that the Archdiocese may use Your Likeness (as defined below) per the terms below. If signing on behalf of your minor child, You and Yours refers to your minor child.

1. Definitions

For purposes of this Release, the following definitions apply:

a) The Archdiocese means the Archdiocese of Denver;

b) the person whose Likeness is sought is referred to as the “Individual”;

c) the terms “I”, “You”, “Your” or “my” mean one of the following:

i) only the Individual when the Individual is age 18 or older;

OR

ii) both the Individual and the Individual’s parent/legal guardian when the Individual is under the age of 18;

d) “Likeness” means all parts of the Individual’s identity, including but not limited to, the Individual’s name, image, photograph, signature, voice, quotations, recordings and other aspects of the Individual’s right of publicity.

2. Release

a) You hereby consent to, agree, and otherwise grant permission to, the Archdiocese and its agents:

i) taking the Individual’s photograph, recording the Individual’s image, and/or making video of the Individual, inclusive of audio, all either digitally or by a non-digital device for the purposes herein;

ii) using the Individual’s Likeness, inclusive of video with or without audio recordings, for any lawful purpose not inconsistent with the Archdiocese’s mission and purpose, including but not limited to use in Archdiocesan publications, or on the Archdiocese website(s), or in any medium now known or later developed; and

iii) using the Individual’s Likeness as a reference and colorizing, cropping, editing, manipulating, miniaturizing, distorting, caricaturing, animating or otherwise changing the Individual’s Likeness.

b) You hereby grant and convey unto the Archdiocese all right, title and interest in and to all photographs /images / recordings of the Individual made by the Archdiocese or its agents of the Individual, including, but not limited to, any royalties, proceeds or other benefits derived from such photographs / images /recordings. For clarity, You agree that the Archdiocese will own any materials in which it uses the Individual’s Likeness.

c) You acknowledge and agree that You will not be paid for signing this Release or allowing the Individual’s Likeness to be used. You will, however, have the chance to be part of promoting the Archdiocese of Denver and the Catholic Faith. You further agree that You will not have any approval rights of how the Individual’s Likeness is used, and that the permission granted under this Release is not revocable.

3. General Terms

You will not sue, dispute, challenge, raise objections to or institute proceedings against the Archdiocese for using the Individual’s Likeness in any manner and You hereby waive all legal and equitable rights You may have as well as all claims, demands, damages and expenses arising directly or indirectly from the same. You agree that You are under no obligation to sign this Release, but do so voluntarily, without duress, fully understanding Your rights and having had the chance to consult with an attorney.

4. Minor Acknowledgment

By signing this Agreement without a parent or legal guardian’s signature, You, under penalty of fraud, represent that You are at least 18 years of age. If signing as the parent or guardian of a minor Individual, You represent that You are the legal parent or guardian of the minor Individual.

This is in accordance with the Publicity Release for Adults and Minors for the Archdiocese of Denver.

Scholarships may be available for families in need. We never want financial difficulty to prevent your family from participating in Faith Formation. Please let us know if you are in need of a payment plan or would like to discuss scholarship.

In order to secure a scholarship or payment plan please contact Beth Fries at beth@spiritofchrist.org (Anchor) or Krissy Jensen at krissy@spiritofchrist.org (Youth Ministry) about your specific needs, by August 18, 2026.

Thank you for completing your 2026-2027 Family Faith Formation Registration.  We will be in touch soon with more information. 

Faith Formation Coordinator: Beth Fries, beth@spiritofchrist.org

Director of Faith Formation: Mria Gamble, mria@spiritofchrist.org

Director of Youth Ministry: Krissy Jensen, krissy@spiritofchrist.org