Advent is a good time to think about the dignity and meaning of names. The stories of Advent remind us that names hold deep meaning: Jesus was named by the angel before his birth (Luke 1:31), John was named by Zechariah after he regained his speech (Luke 1:13, 63-64), and Elizabeth and Mary recognized each […]
The sacredness of our God-given names
Let’s talk about the Holy Trinity for a minute. The church teaches that this is the central mystery of our faith (see Catechism of the Catholic Church 234). But most of us claim to not understand it very well, consigning it to the “too hard to explain” file of dogmas. Free download: Discernment – Listening
Holy Trinity: The central mystery of our faith
Extending your learning Thank you so much for your participation in our recent TeamRCIA workshop. It was such an honor to be with you. Please share your thoughts about these workshops in the comments box at the bottom of the page! We are excited about the future of the initiation process in your community because
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Six Principles Follow-up Oakland
Extending your learning Thank you so much for your participation in our recent TeamRCIA institute. It was such an honor to be with you. Please share your thoughts about the institute in the comments box at the bottom of the page! We are excited about the future of the initiation process in your community because
To access this page, you need the super secret password that Nick and Diana gave you at the institute. If you do not have it, e-mail jason@teamrcia.com.
Making Disciples Follow-up Metuchen
I celebrated my first Communion when I was in first grade, as did my entire class. And I celebrated confirmation in third grade, as did all the children in my school. That’s because that was the year the bishop came to our parish to administer the sacrament. Our sacraments were scheduled on the school calendar
The slow work of God: Why initiation is a gradual process
Extending your learning Thank you so much for your participation in our recent TeamRCIA institute. It was such an honor to be with you. Please share your thoughts about the institute in the comments box at the bottom of the page! We are excited about the future of the initiation process in your community because
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Form Lifelong Disciples Follow-up – Diocese of Dallas
Extending your learning Thank you so much for your participation in our recent TeamRCIA institute. It was such an honor to be with you. Please share your thoughts about the institute in the comments box at the bottom of the page! We are excited about the future of the initiation process in your community because
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Making Disciples Follow-up San Antonio
Preparing children for confirmation and Eucharist can sometimes feel like piecing together a jigsaw puzzle. Age-based guidelines don’t always fit perfectly, especially when you’ve got kids who missed out on either some catechesis or one of the sacraments along the way. Let’s see if we can figure out the best approach. Free download: Five ways
Sacramental pathways: Navigating initiation for children
Extending your learning Thank you so much for your participation in our recent TeamRCIA institute. It was such an honor to be with you. We are excited about the future of the initiation process in your community because of all the time you have invested in increasing your skills and knowledge. In order to give
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Making Disciples Follow-up Lewiston
This lesson will be available on July 19, 2023. Please check back then! Hi everyone. I’m Diana Macalintal with TeamRCIA. One question we get a lot from catechumenate ministers is this: Who gets dismissed at Mass when it’s time to dismiss the catechumens. It’s a simple question, but it’s easy to get confused. And it’s
Who gets dismissed from the Mass?
