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F4-A
Eucharistic Hymns as Mystagogical Catechesis
Rev. Michael S. Driscoll
Hymnody
and Psalmody have contributed to the celebration and theology on the
Eucharist. This workshop will explore
the operative Eucharistic theologies presented through the lens of hymns.
F4-B Two in One Flesh
Rev. Mr. Ed and Pat McCarthy
John Paul II’s Theology of the Body
will be explored in the context of the Eucharist. The celebration of Word, Eucharist and Eucharistic adoration can
provide the basis for couples’ reflection on, and discussion of, issues such as
commitment, healing, forgiveness, ministry, gratitude and prayer in marriage.
F4-C
A Paschal Mystery Spirituality for Cantors
Sr. Kathleen Harmon, SNDdeN, M.M., Ph.D.
One
of the functions of the responsorial psalm is to act as bridge between the
first reading and the gospel.
Preparation of the responsorial psalm begins, then, with reflection on
the gospel and on how the psalm and gospel together are inviting the cantor to
a deeper living of the Paschal Mystery.
F4-D Gathered, Celebrated and Sent Forth:
Eucharist in the Mystagogical Period and Beyond
Dr. Kathleen E. Carey, Ph.D.
The
newly initiated gather for Eucharist, continue to be instructed through the
Liturgy of the Word, are nourished by the Body and Blood of Christ and are then
sent forth to bring the Presence of Christ to the world. How can we engage godparents, sponsors,
families and initiates alike so that their experience of the Eucharist deepens
in their spiritual lives? What
practical measures can we encourage to assist the continuing formation of these
newly initiated?
F4-E To the
Beat of a Different Drum
Rev. Mr. Joe Kristufek
Deacon Kristufek will help
form a basic understanding of the Native American culture. With this foundation, we will move toward
deeper appreciation and understanding of Catholicism as it exists within native
culture.
F4-F The RCIA:
Practical Pastoral Challenges
Mary Margaret Hoden, M.A.T.
Ms.
Hoden will begin with a brief historical overview of the council’s original
intent and the theological foundations of the RCIA. Following this introduction, the workshop will open up as a
guided discussion of the practical pastoral issues faced by RCIA leaders as
they try to address the needs of a wide variety of catechumens and
candidates. Workshop participants are
encouraged to bring issues and questions from their own RCIA experience to
serve as topics of discussion.
F4-G A Symphony of Prayer: Music Ministry in Parish Life
Daniel Giradot
Music
ministry is an integral part of parish life. How can music ministers unselfishly and lovingly channel their
gifts on behalf of a community at prayer?
Explore organizational principles and collaborative ministry techniques
that can enliven your ministry.
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