Celebrating Passover in the Classroom
There is an intrinsic connection between the celebration of the Jewish Passover and the Last Supper in our Catholic Tradition.
Your Space: The Waters of Baptism
The learning area needs to inspire and engage your students. Here is an idea for how to decorate and arrange your learning space and prayer table with a Baptism theme.
From Manger to Mission
Through Baptism, We Are Sent; Through Eucharist, We Are Nourished
The Annual CATECHIST Magazine Honors
by The Staff of CATECHIST
CATECHIST Magazine and the National Society for Volunteer Catechists present The Annual CATECHIST Magazine Honors.
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Advice from Master Catechists — October 2014
by Dan Thomas, Chris Weber, Janet Schaeffler, and Kate RistowAll Saints Activity
Before our parish-wide Mass on the eve of All Saints, parents come...
Child, Arise!
by Cullen Schippe
Illness is very much a part of the human condition. If you put your feet up of an evening and nestle...
Beyond Recruitment: The Catechetical Team and Formation
by Kate Ristow
for a Catechist Formation Interest Survey.
Whew! What a relief! After months of following up on leads, networking, interviewing, praying, and...
CATECHIST INDEPTH Catechesis and the Domestic Church
In the Midst of Our Own Domestic Church
3 Easy-Breezy Ways to Become a Digital Catechist
by Caroline Cerveny, SSJ-TOSF, D.Min.
We are surrounded by our digital tools: mobile phones, tablets, and so much more! Digital tools are a part...
Our Daily Response: April/May 2013
As catechists, we are conscientious about daily prayer—“conscientious” in that we want a discipline of daily prayer. We know our special gifts have been called to serve this ministry, we take our mission seriously, and so we are people of prayer.
