WELCOME!
We are glad that you would like to be a member
of our family!

You may ask, "What does being a Parishioner mean?"

A Parishioner is . . . one who belongs to the Parish Family.  As such, she/he is formally registered with us and is committed to the Parish through participation in the life of the Parish Community - spiritually, socially and financially.  If you have not formally registered as a Parishioner, you may do so below.

Please note - we will not be able to issue Sponsor Certificates or Letters of Eligibility for Baptisms or Confirmation if you are not a registered participating member of the Parish for at least six months.
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Due to the current health crisis,
we are not asking people to come to the office to register.
You may download the
fillable PDF Registration Form below,
complete it, and return it to us either by email to Julie@stleothegreat.com or via US Mail
(If you are unable to fill it in the form, save it and open it in a PDF program)

If you have children over the age of 21(adults),
please ask them to register on their own.
Registration Form

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This Process is on Hold Due to COVID - 19

The first step in the registration process is to come to the Parish Center Office.

From there, there are three steps

1.  Upon entering the office, please let the Receptionist know that you would like to be a member of Saint Leo the Great Parish. She will ask you for your basic information and give you a packet of information about the Parish.  Included in the packet is a complete family registration form. 

2.  Our Pastoral Liaison, Mrs. Gloria Harter will contact you to set up an appointment for you to come in to the Parish Center to meet with her.   She will be able to answer any questions that you may have. Please bring the completed family registration form with you to this meeting.  At that time, Mrs. Harter will also set up an apointment for you with our Pastor, Father John.

3.  Meet with Father John.

Welcome to our Parish Family!