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F3-A The
Scrutinies: Where Liturgy and Catechesis Meet
—Mr.
Jerry Galipeau
The three Scrutinies present an ideal opportunity for initiation
catechists and liturgy planners to minister together. Discover ways to
prepare, celebrate and reflect on the Lenten Scrutinies for the Elect,
both adults and children. This workshop will suggest appropriate music,
arrangement of the liturgical space and effective proclamation and
preaching of the Gospels for the three Scrutinies.
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F3-B Liturgy
& Young People: Inviting Teenagers to the
Eucharistic Table
— Mr.
Tom Booth
The liturgy is for everyone-including teens. Why do they often feel left
out, or do not show up at all? This workshop will give concrete
suggestions to make our liturgies inviting to all.
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F3-C Ten Ways
to Get Your Kids to Sing
—Mr.
David Anderson
The musical voice of tomorrow’s Church depends upon the formation of
today’s children. Come learn effective ideas and techniques to get
children and young people excited about singing. This workshop will
provide age-appropriate repertoire, practical suggestions and ideas for
teachers and all those who prepare liturgies with children, both in school
and religious education programs.
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F3-D
Sometimes We Dance, Sometimes We Wrestle:
Embracing the Spirituality of Adolescents
—Dr.
Mike Carotta
This workshop will explore three dimensions of adolescent spirituality and
identify four ways any faith filled adult can intentionally partici-pate
in the spiritual journey of young people.
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F3-E The
Story in Our Bones: Story as Catechesis!
—Timothy
Mullner
Every catechist is called to “echo” the Good News of our faith! To tell
the Church’s story, we must also tell our own stories of conversion,
healing, and hope. Let’s explore the principles of effective storytelling
and become better catechists by telling the “story in our bones!”
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F3-F
Remembering on Sunday Night—Believing on Monday
Morning: Liturgical Catechesis with Young Adults
—Diana
Macalintal
In an age of hyperlinks and speed dating, how will your liturgy engage the
hearts and imagination of young adults beyond just Sunday? We’ll learn
some principles for good liturgy with young adults and basic skills for
liturgical catechesis that will help you form faith in a virtual world.
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F3-G RCIA in
Small Parishes
— Rev.
Paul Turner
Rural communities pose challenges and present advantages for the
catechumenate. This session will review questions of team recruitment,
dismissals, celebration of the rites and sponsors in small parishes.
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F3-H Seven
Ways to Pray with Children
—Ms.
Kate Ristow
This hands-on workshop offers practical ideas for praying with children.
You’ll discover seven easy-to-use formats for creative classroom prayer
and learn how to incorporate them into your sessions.
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F3-I
Understanding Eucharist: Teaching Strategies for
Persons with Developmental Disabilities
—Mrs.
Pat Carter (See F2-J)
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F3-J
Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Doing it the “Rite Way”
— Ms.
Cynthia Goerig
The Church has shown great care and concern for the spiritual growth of
baptized children and for their ability to participate ac-tively in the
liturgy. Come and experience a ritual adapted to chil-dren’s level of
formation and understanding.
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