Formed In Faith

‍This Eucharistic Prayer Companion from the National Eucharistic Revival is designed to help you spend thirty minutes to an hour in meditation and silent prayer with Jesus during Eucharistic adoration. Even if you cannot be physically present in a church or adoration chapel with the Blessed Sacrament, you can unite yourself spiritually to Jesus in the Eucharist as you spend this time in prayer.

“What resource should I use to teach catechumens?”

Want to move beyond classroom lectures and instead facilitate a lived encounter with Christ for your seekers? Join the next TeamRCIA webinar to discover how centering formation in the celebration of the liturgical year leads seekers deep into the mystery of Christ. 

The session will explore practical ways to tap into the power of the Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter seasons, and Ordinary Time to immerse catechumens into an intimate journey with Jesus.

Take your ministry to the next level through the transformative power of the liturgical year.

“We are gathered here because we are not united in heart and mind,” he said. “The vast majority of people who have taken part in the synodal process have been surprised by joy. For many, it is the first time that the Church has invited them to speak of their faith and hope. But some of us are afraid of this journey and of what lies ahead. Some hope that the Church will be dramatically changed, that we shall take radical decisions, for example about the role of women in the Church. Others are afraid of exactly these same changes and fear that they will only lead to division, even schism.”

Click here to read the entire article by Thomas Reese from America Magazine.