It’s time for me to pick your brain again! From time to time, I like to post a poll question just to see what’s going on in the heads of catechists. This time around, I’d like to know what you are most interested in learning about when it comes to Catholic teaching.
Please take a moment to answer the question below, and check back here for results. Thanks!
Now that we are halfway through the catechetical year, it’s a good time to shake things up a little and try something new! It’s important to remember that today’s learners are accustomed to switching tasks frequently, so it never hurts to try some new methods that can break up monotony and lead to deeper engagement with learners. With that in mind, let’s see what kind of new activity you are most drawn to considering. Please […]
Often, when I do presentations for catechists around the country, I ask my crowd, by show of hands, how long they have been a catechist: newbies? 1–5 years? 5–10 years? and so on. I’ll never forget how one woman, at a presentation in Texas, had her arm up through 40, 45, 50, and 55! I finally just asked her how long she had been a catechist, and she proudly announced, “60 years!” as the crowd […]
With this catechetical year winding down, it’s a good opportunity to stop and assess or evaluate yourself as a catechist. One way to do this is to use the Catechist’s Self-Evaluation that I put together. I encourage you to complete this and to share it in discussion with either a fellow catechist or your catechetical leader. Of course, anyone who knows me and my work, knows that I am a tireless advocate of ongoing formation […]
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I want to know about morality. Because morality include everything like scripture ‘ s learning ‘liturgy and sacrament ‘ s purpose and creed’ s motive Amen
Thanks for sharing, Manpreet!
I would like to know more about Church Doctrine and the Creed. The Creed encompasses all about our Belief System, and it is the Theology of Christ lived experience, which is manifested in every Mass. I would like church doctrine to be made more simple to teach during my RCIA lessons. I hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing, Anthony. Indeed, doctrine is intended to help us, so making it accessible (understandable) to people is key.