In Baptism, we become adopted children of God. We are made part of Christ’s Body, the Church, and are freed from sin. This first sacrament of Christian initiation opens the door to the other sacraments. Jesus opens the door to the Kingdom of God to all who are baptized in water, and in the Holy Spirit.

If seeking baptism for children ages 7 to 18, or adults, the Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC) and the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) are the processes that prepares them for Baptism, or to be fully initiated into the Catholic Church. This process takes several months with regular gatherings, leading up to the Easter Vigil. For more information, please follow the link:

RCIC and RCIA Information

If seeking baptism for children younger than the age of 7, our Infant Baptism Formation Workshop helps prepare parents and sponsors for the wonderful Rite of Baptism, and the important ongoing commitment to faith formation of children. They will then be welcomed into the Catholic Church on a predetermined date.

In order to be Baptized within the Blessed Trinity Family, we ask that you follow these steps:

1. Parishioner Registration – To properly welcome your child and family into our community, we ask that you be a registered member of our family.  Please click below for our New Parishioner Registration.  If already a member, we are glad you are a part of our family!  If you are a member of a different Catholic Church, we will seek a Permission to Baptize letter from your current parish.

New Parishioner Registration

2. Baptism Registration & Formation – Please complete our Baptism Registration Form to tell us more about your child(ren) and family.  This is also where first-time parents will register for our Infant Baptism Formation Workshop. 

Our Infant Baptism Formation Workshop helps prepare parents and sponsors for the wonderful Rite of Baptism, and the important ongoing commitment to faith formation of children. It is offered once a month on the 3rd Tuesday at 7:00pm at St. John the Baptist Church.

Click the green box below to register for Baptism and for the Infant Baptism Formation Workshop. If you have attended a class for an older child within the last five years, you do not have to repeat the class, however, you still need to complete this form.

Baptism Registration and Formation Class Registration

3. Godparent Eligibility Form - Per Canon Law, both Godparents must have received the Sacraments of Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation in the Catholic Church. If married, the Godparent must have been married in the  Catholic Church. They must be of the opposite sex, at least 16 years of age and must be registered at a Church and attend the Catholic Mass regularly. If only one Godparent meets the requirements, a baptized, non-Catholic may stand in as Christian Witness.

Please click on the green box below to access the Godparent Eligibility Form. This form must be signed by the Godparent and by the priest at the Parish in which the Godparents are registered members. Once completed, the original hard copy must be returned to the Church of Baptism for the child. We must receive the completed form before the Baptism can be scheduled.

GODPARENT ELIGIBILITY FORM