Your catechumens are having epiphanies every day, but they may not know it. Or they may not know how to talk about it. In this video, Nick and Diana discuss how you can help your catechumens find and share their personal epiphanies.
“Epiphany” is about more than just the three kings showing up to bring gifts to the baby Jesus. An epiphany is a moment when something about God, the church, or your own life suddenly “lights up” and becomes compelling. It is that inner shift when you realize, “Oh—that’s what this means for my life,”
Discover how Nick and Diana had an epiphany—a moment of light—standing at the ancient baptismal font where Saint Ambrose baptized Saint Augustine, and how that place made baptism come alive for them in a new way.
Our role is to help the catechumens recognize the moments when Christ shows up in their particular circumstances. We invite you to notice your own moments when Christ has become more visible in your life—through Scripture, liturgy, symbols, or the stories of your catechumens, and then to learn how to recognize and nurture similar moments in them.
What are your thoughts?
Please watch the video and then share: Where have you seen your catechumens experience their own epiphanies? Add your reflections, questions, and stories in the comments below the video.
