Parish of the Holy Eucharist is proud to support families choosing to provide their children with a Catholic education. In partnership with Catholic Schools, it is our hope that we can give our young people a solid foundation in their relationship with Jesus Christ. The source and summit of the life of a Catholic is the Sunday Eucharist. Therefore, attendance and participation at Sunday Mass is vital for sustaining a Catholic faith.

The Pastoral and Finance Councils have agreed that families who attend Mass on a regular basis may request that money received from offertory be used to support parishioners sending their children to Catholic schools, thereby reducing their tuition burden.
Please note the following:

• The family must be registered in the parish.
• Regular participation is defined as attending Mass a minimum of three out of four weeks a month.
• Before applying for a subsidy, there should be a year of regular participation in the parish. If the family has just moved into the parish, we ask that they provide the contact information for their former parish.
• Due to the many locations and size of the parish, the objective measure for attendance is the use of the parish budget envelopes. Volunteering at parish events does not replace the importance of participating in the Eucharistic Sacrifice of Sunday Mass.
• The amount placed in the budget envelope has no bearing on the decision to grant the subsidy. One may place an empty envelope in the offertory and that will register one’s attendance at Mass.
• A family may use their POTHE offertory envelope at other parishes since they are returned to our parish.
• If one uses electronic offertory payments, they will still be required to deposit collection envelopes or personally identified e-offertory cards into the offertory baskets.
• If one places multiple weeks of envelopes in the same week, they are registered only on the week they are given.
• The pastor makes the final decision for the tuition with the understanding that families may request a meeting with him or the Pastoral Council if there are any concerns over any decisions made.