Essential Mission: To Foster Your Students’ Life of Prayer
"How much can we really do with an hour a week?" laments the parish program catechist. "There's so much to teach. Where do I start?"
By Their Fruits
For me, one of the highlights of the Church year was not liturgical.
Supporting the Struggling Catechist
I remember the first time it happened. We were six weeks into our new catechetical year, and I was beginning to start each day with that sigh of relief that comes with a job well-done.
Entering, Blessing the Vineyard
May the Lord give strength to his people; may the Lord bless his people with peace (Psalm 29:11).
Advice from Master Catechists—September 2011
How do I respond to parents with a special request?
What should I emphasize in an orientation meeting?
Eucharist: Connection and Unity
Father Rick Shaw used the term soul expansion at a Sunday Mass.
Spirituality and Religion: Challenges and Opportunities
Recent media coverage about the Catholic Church does not inspire confidence.
Make Room for Parents
Sadly, parents are often overwhelmed with demands. As a result, many parents rely solely on parish programs for their children's religious education.
Teaching Students to Show Reverence at Mass
The Mass is rich with tradition and meaning.
Mission Possible
Cullen Schippe, Vice-President of Religious Education for the Peter Li Education Group, draws on his 40 years in Catholic publishing and catechesis to share bits of wisdom, insight, and humor.
