Guardian Angel Cathedral

Guardian Angel Cathedral offers religious education programs at 302 Cathedral Way in Las Vegas, zip code 89109, listed under PlayPivot's Religious & Spiritual Education category. The programs offered are Religious Education, First Communion Prep, Reconciliation Prep, Confirmation Prep, Youth Ministry, Vacation Bible School, and Children's Liturgy of the Word, covering the sequence of Catholic sacramental preparation alongside broader youth ministry activities.

The age range on file is 5 through 18, split into brackets of 5 to 11 and 12 to 18, which separates elementary-age children working through First Communion and Reconciliation prep from older students moving into Confirmation prep and Youth Ministry. Programs and services are conducted in both English and Spanish, which is worth noting for bilingual families or those who prefer instruction in Spanish.

Hours on file are Monday through Friday from 8:15 AM to 1:00 PM, Saturday from 1:15 PM to 5:30 PM, and Sunday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Those weekday morning hours likely reflect parish office or school-related hours rather than the exact meeting times for youth programs specifically, so confirming when a particular class like Confirmation Prep or Children's Liturgy of the Word actually meets is worth doing directly. The cathedral operates year-round.

No pricing figure is listed, so families would need to contact the parish office directly for details on any program fees or sacramental preparation costs. For questions about enrollment in Religious Education, scheduling sacramental prep, or Youth Ministry meeting times, the listed phone number is (702) 735-5241. There is also a website at gaclv.org with further parish information. Given the bilingual offering and the full sequence from First Communion through Confirmation, this listing suits Catholic families looking for a single parish to handle a child's religious formation from elementary school through high school. The two age brackets, roughly elementary and secondary, also line up with when most Catholic families begin preparing a child for First Communion versus Confirmation, making it easier to know which track applies at a given age.