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Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

AndreaES Posted:

Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

GoingNutty Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

Try calling the diocese or ask your parish.

takeoutcook Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

St. Mary of the Isle in Long Beach. I believe they have pre cana once a month. Ours went from 11am until 3:30 (I think - might have ended at 3pm) and this included two 20 minute breaks and a lunch break. . . Deacon John runs it and he's adorable!!!!!

They have a website that you can probably find on google - I'm not a member of the parish - but my cousin had gone there for pre cana and recommended it to me.
dpli Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

My parish did - St. Thomas the Apostle in West Hempstead. Our group was mainly parishoners, but they did accept a few non-parishoners. It might be worth calling them to see if you can do it through them.

nbird Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

There is one in Douglaston ( I know not Nassau but close). It called the Immaculate Conception Center or its other name, Family Life Ministry Office. They do a whole day Saturday program several times a month. Their number is 718-229-8001

jcdesignz Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

my fh church did - it is one saturday from 9am-5pm
our lady of lourdes in massapequa

and it was free too

we did it back in february and it was actually preety painless
Kiddo115 Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

Call St. Agnes' Cathedral....

curliegirl Posted:

Re: Anyone know where we can find a one day pre cana in Nassau County???

Posted by dpli

My parish did - St. Thomas the Apostle in West Hempstead. Our group was mainly parishoners, but they did accept a few non-parishoners. It might be worth calling them to see if you can do it through them.


I called St. Thomas, my parents are parishoners, they never called me back!

Did you have to go in person?

Do you remember/have the # if you called?

Maybe I called the wrong person...

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