Here is a wonderful article by Jeffrey Essmann that appeared in America Magazine recently about how Jeffrey “stumbled” into the role of catechist.
“Stumbling Onward” by Jeffrey Essmann
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Yes. Who could imagine the pure joy of witnessing to kids? It has to be tried to be appreciated.
Well said, Christian
I agree with what Christian said. I have third graders and I’m so often humbled
to be in their presence. They have taught me kindness and seeing Jesus
in their eyes has helped me to grow closer to God. Tuesday is my favorite
day of the week!
Kate