How to Register as a New Parishioner at St. Therese

To register at St. Therese, a Parish Registration Form needs to be completed.  This form is available:

• Online (click the button below on this page)
• In the Parish Office (Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm and 12:30pm-4:30pm)
• At the Welcome Desk on Sundays from 7:30am-1:30pm) (currently located in the Parish Office) 

When you complete the registration form and return it to the office, the information will be put into our database.  Once activated, you will begin receiving offertory envelopes and the Catholic News Herald. 

Welcome Packets
Welcome Packets are mailed out with a Welcome Letter from our Pastor, Fr. Mark Lawlor.   You may also view some of the materials in the Welcome Packet online.  Please contact the Parish Office if you did not receive your Welcome Packet. 

The Parish Handbook and Stewardship Guide will provide you with the descriptions of the various organizations and ministry opportunities available to you at the parish:

 St. Therese Parish Handbook and Stewardship Guide

Email News Updates  
To sign up for Email News Updates from St. Therese, please click the button below and fill out the request form: 

Weekly Email News Updates from St. Therese

As a new parishioner, we are happy to invite you to our newcomer welcome events! 
Held at various times throughout the year, our goal is to provide an opportunity for newcomers to meet some of our parishioners, staff and priests while enjoying fellowship with one another.  The date for the next newcomer welcome event will announced in the bulletin and on the website on the Welcome Committe page.   We look forward to meeting you!

Click here for the Welcome Committee page

For more information about the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) and  the RCIC (Rite of Christian Initiation of Children), please visit the RCIA/RCIA page.

Click here for RCIA and RCIC Information

“Active” membership at a parish enables a person to be eligible to sponsor a child for baptism, to receive financial aid for Catholic education, to be married in the parish and to prepare one’s children for the Sacraments.  

• To be an “active” member is to participate in the life of prayer and stewardship in the parish. 
• All adults over the age of 21, living with their parents or on their own, must register in the parish to be considered members. 
• The use of the offering envelopes and honoring pledges made to the new church building campaign are ways that an individual develops a history of sharing treasure with the parish. 
• Participating in one or more of the ministries offered by the parish is proof of the sharing of time and talent for the greater good of the parish community.