evangelization and catechesis
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION & ON-GOING FORMATION
Who am I? Who is God for me? How do I deepen my trust in God?
What are my struggles, issues, challenges, and sufferings that I wrestle with?
What are the pathways of healing, freedom, forgiveness, and reconciliation that we all deeply desire and are called to offer others?
Do you have a desire to dig deeper … is there “something more”
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION & ON-GOING FORMATION
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION & ON-GOING FORMATION
BAPTISM SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
ALIVE IN CHRIST (PARISH EDITION)
FAITH FUSION
CALL TO CELEBRATE
THE GIFT OF GOD'S SPIRIT
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A FAMILY-APPROACH TO CATECHESIS
CATECHISt TRAINING track
youth formation
formation weekend
The Church needs you— your enthusiasm, your creativity and the joy that is so characteristic of you.
-Pope Francis-
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formation weekend
formation weekend
Family catechesis is an approach which affords all family members the opportunity to work, learn and pray together.
Try with your Family or Parish the Faith formation resources for use at home; to build up the confidence and ability of parents to share faith and values with their children.
A combo of adult faith formation as well as child formation.
formation weekend
formation weekend
formation weekend
Details coming soon..
Family-based Approach to Catechesis
We have to remember that the family is the do mestic church and that the parents are the primary ed
Catechesis is about much more than passing on information; it adds the element of formation, leading, hopefully, to transformation. The role of the parish catechist is to help parents in building those households of faith. We do this by including families in everything we do. This is important whether the parish offers on-going catechesis or sacramental preparation. Involving the family acknowledges the fact that faith is not lived in the parish “classroom”, but that faith is lived at home. It supports and encourages parents in crossing that bridge from wanting religion for their children to becoming willing and active participants in the process. Each parish will decide how to include parents in the formation process, remembering that this process is for the adults and the children. The approach taken will depend on the physical re sources available (number of rooms), the available personnel resources (number of catechists), and on the amount of time that our parish volunteers have to offer.
