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This celebration probably dates back to a custom of the Mayas and the Toltecas. It was considered that the muchacho was not a person until he reaches the age of 15. It was at this time that he was presented to the tribe community. It was then that he became a warrior. At this time he was given his escudo and espada. Now, he legally belonged to the community. The young lady was also presented to the community because she was looked upon as vital force of the tribe, because of her power of motherhood she gave warriors to the community. For the young lady, the ceremony included the commitment and responsibility she had for the community. The community, in turn, accepted her as a committed and responsible member. Catholics celebrate this custom with special emphasis on the awareness and sensitivity of the young lady in dealing with her virtues, values, concerns, and challenges of the Christian community.
This celebration is not a sacrament but the sacrament of Penance and Eucharist may very well be integral parts of the celebration. The event may be celebrated in the simplest form possible to avoid creating class distinction in how it is celebrated.
QUINCEAÑERA FORMATION PROGRAM
✨ Purpose
To prepare young women spiritually for their Quinceañera, giving thanks to God and embracing their faith journey.
Scheduling a Quinceañera
Contact the parish office at least six (6) months before your preferred date or one full year is preferred.
Quinceañera Masses are normally Saturdays at 11:00 AM (2:00 PM may be available depending on church availability).
A rehearsal will take place the week before the celebration or at a time arranged with the Mass coordinator and family.
After reviewing all requirements and fees, complete the interest form to provide basic information
After attending an initial session to inform of the St. Angela's Process, you will receive the form to deposit your first payment.
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Quinceañera Requirements & Preparation
Requirements for the Young Person:
Baptized and have received First Holy Communion
Provide copies of Baptismal and First Communion certificates
A practicing Catholic who attends Mass on Sundays and Holy Days
Inviting Family & Friends:
A Quinceañera Mass is a celebration of faith and thanksgiving. A full assembly is a beautiful sign of the young person’s faith and the family’s witness. Please begin inviting family, relatives, and friends early so many may gather to give thanks and offer prayers.
Quinceañera Fee: $1,500
Breakdown:
$250 – Quinceañera Liturgy Coordinator: Meets with the candidate and family, explains the tradition, schedules the date on the parish calendar, coordinates all details for the Mass, and helps ensure the Church is ready for the next celebration.
$150 – Acolyte & Liturgy Coordinator Assistant: Supports the coordinator and priest during rehearsal and the celebration.
$100 – Formation: Covers books, class materials, retreat, and other formation program expenses.
$1,000 – Church Use: Contributes directly to the parish capital campaign.
Please Note:
This fee does not include music, flowers, or a stipend/donation for the celebrant.
A deposit of $500 is required to hold your date. This will apply toward the total fee. $250 of the deposit is non-refundable.
Visiting clergy are welcome.
If inviting a priest or deacon from another parish or diocese, approval must be obtained from:
The Pastor, and
The Archdiocesan Chancellor https://archgh.org/chancellor
This must be communicated early in the scheduling process, as obtaining permissions can take time.
Music
A list of approved cantors and instrumentalists will be provided.
Musicians from outside the parish must be approved by the Quinceañera Liturgy Coordinator.
The Quinceañera fee does not include music; families are responsible for arranging and paying musicians directly.
Flowers
Flower arrangements are optional but permitted.
Floral details should be coordinated with the Quinceañera Coordinator.
Marian Offering
During Mass, the quinceañera presents a bouquet to Mary and offers a prayer of consecration.
A bouquet of flowers or roses is required for the offering.
It is recommended to bring the bouquet at the rehearsal to avoid forgetting it on the day of the celebration.