Join Robert Rabe to learn practical ways to capture the sacramental imagination of students through authentic religious instruction, cross-curricular learning, and virtue development. Administrators and teachers will garner a variety of programmatic and pedagogical practices that have proven effective in igniting the Catholic imagination of the school community.

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Looking for a prayer for First Communion candidates? A prayer service for the start of the school year? An article on Saint Joan of Arc? Find these and a wealth of other free resources on Sadlier’s religion web—SadlierReligion.com and Religion.SadlierConnect.com. Kathy Hendricks and Jim Devlin will take you on a tour of each sit, and share tips on how to use the resources to support, enhance, and expand your religion classes and catechetical programs.

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Steve Botsford, MBA, MRE, explores how teachers and catechists of all levels of digital ability can effectively use technology to boost student engagement in catechesis.

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Learn how catechists promote moral formation in Jesus. Sister Maureen Sullivan, OP explains how our moral formation includes the message of Jesus, the content of faith, and implications for Christian life, and the process of transformation and witness.

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Learn how catechesis promotes knowledge of the faith. Sister Maureen Sullivan helps us learn to accept an invitation to know God, answer the call to promote the knowledge of faith, and understand this as our conversion and commitment.

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Learn how catechesis teaches us how to pray with Jesus Christ. Sister Janet Schaeffler talks about the awesome responsibility we have as catechists and teachers to help children/youth form a life of vibrant prayer and ever-developing relationship with God.

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Religious Education has yet to catch up with the ubiquitousness of technology. In this workshop, we will discuss the 10 ways media can enhance our Religious Education sessions—each one with a practical application that can be implemented today! In the end, we will see that technology/media is the real "New Evangelization."

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Catechists and teachers play a privileged role in the life of the Church! Tom Quinlan explores the call to be a catechist/teacher and the need to be proclaimers of the Good News of Jesus. Discover 20 practical suggestions to help catechists and teachers become evangelizing difference-makers in their ministry.

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If you’re a beginning catechist, this basic training is for you. John Collins shares a wealth of practical instructional ideas, strategies, and teaching tips for a successful first experience in the classroom. He includes examples and specific features of Sadlier’s We Believe Catholic Identity Edition. You’ll leave feeling more confident for you catechesis teaching adventure!

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Using storytelling and theological interpretation, Matthew Halbach, PhD shares Pope Francis’ vision of a more merciful church—the field hospital and open door for people on the margins of faith and society. Watch this presentation where he develops a working definition of mercy informed by Scripture, Tradition, and Pope Francis’ own words. He also propose attitudes and actions for building a more merciful church in a way of spiritual accompaniment—a term and reality Francis views as vital to the New Evangelization

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In his 2013 exhortation, “The Joy of the Gospel,” Pope Francis made it clear that all Catholics need to learn the art of accompaniment (no. 169). Simply put, accompaniment is how we are to evangelize; and, since catechesis is a special “moment” in evangelization (Catechesi Tradendae, no. 18), accompaniment also relates to the work of catechesis. But what is accompaniment and how do we do it? Watch Matthew Halbach, PhD, to better understand the relationship between catechesis and the art of accompaniment.

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Consider our digital culture beyond the latest technologies. In this webinar, Daniella Zsupan-Jerome will lead us in an exploration of theological foundations for the ministry of catechesis in the digital age.

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The use of symbols and rituals for holidays and family events convey stories about who we are and what we cherish. Liturgical catechesis is an opportunity to connect family celebrations with the movement of the liturgical year. Make this connection as a way to strengthen and enhance catechetical plans and programs as well as to encourage families to participate on a more regular basis in worship.

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Catechesis is ever the same in message, yet ever changing in delivery. Paul Sanfrancesco, MEd, and Lou DeAngelo, EdD, explore how technology shares the Christian message.

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Parish catechetical leaders and catechists: Listen to Shannon Chisholm, MA, and discover exciting and innovative strategies to help your students find God in all things through creative play. You’ll leave the webinar with ideas for students of all ages.

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We’re celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Catechism of the Catholic Church with a look back on this moment in evangelization. Sister Maureen Sullivan, OP explores these questions:

• Why did the bishops publish a new Catechism?
• What do we truly know about the Catechism?
• How do we incorporate this religious education tool into our catechesis?
• Is it realistic to believe that an encounter with the Catechism can lead to an encounter with the living Christ?

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The catechetical leader plays a significant role in sacramental preparation—but not alone. No one person should be solely responsible for preparing the liturgy and catechizing children and families for First Penance and First Communion. Listen as Donna Eschenauer, Ph.D., shares how collaboration can elevate and propel your catechetical program to new heights.

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Sue Muldoon, MA, explores options for structuring family religious education that help parents to partner with their child’s catechist and empower them to grow in their faith.

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Get parents interested and involved in the faith formation of their children and in the catechetical life of the parish. Learn ways catechists can support the efforts of parents to enkindle the light of faith in their children within the home.

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Scott Kasch presents the program’s technology combined with ritual. It's an experience that will soon have you seeing sacrament preparation in a whole new light!

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Jesus was the greatest mystagogue of all time. Learn how this simple country carpenter became one of the greatest teachers in the world, and how we can use his powerful teaching method in classrooms and faith formation processes in five easy steps.

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“Were you there when they crucified my Lord . . .?” This familiar hymn is a staple in many churches on Good Friday. Have you ever thought about those who would have answered “yes”? What would Mary Magdalene or Simon of Cyrene tell us about their heartbreaking experiences and the aftereffects on their lives of faith? Listen to Kathy Hendricks as she presents a meaningful Lenten experience reflecting on six witnesses of Jesus’ Passion and Death and the connections each one makes to our own experience.

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Catechesis’ 2,000 years of history are the foundation of our ministry today. In this unique historical review, Carole Eipers shares the key developments throughout history and reveals the essentials of catechesis. You’ll discover how these essentials help us to design and measure new efforts in our work.

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Listen to Kristin Witte, DMin, as she presents developmentally appropriate ways to aid children in responding to the church’s call to protect life and serve vulnerable people both locally and globally. You’ll discover practical and easy-to-implement tools that can be used for integration of both justice and service.

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Kathy Hendricks presents a way to view mercy in action through the lens of family life. It’s not always a perfect picture, but one that offers hope for our wounded world. The Holy Family illustrates how such mercy constitutes the heart of the home. Joseph’s vigilance, Mary’s spaciousness, and Jesus’ redemptive love exemplify the “merciful moments”embedded in daily life. By drawing attention to them, we transform those moments into a legacy for our own families and the families we serve

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Learn how to successfully include individuals with disabilities and their families in the full life of the Church from Charleen Katra. You’ll discover tips, tools, and best practices that will make inclusion in your ministry more effective so that the Body of Christ is complete!

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Liturgy has the power to transform us. In liturgy, personal faith experience is celebrated communally, nourishing us to live the Gospel as disciples of Christ.

Watch Tom Kendzia present liturgical catechesis as the heart of faith formation and how it challenges us to live the message of Jesus. You’ll discover the power of ritual in the life of the baptized.

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Learn how catechesis promotes knowledge of the faith. Sister Maureen Sullivan helps us learn to accept an invitation to know God, answer the call to promote the knowledge of faith, and understand this as our conversion and commitment.

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Catechesis for children follows the model set by Jesus. It is warm and welcoming, active and engaging, prayerful and oriented towards justice and compassion. Examine the essential elements of catechesis and the rationale behind them, along with strategies for creating an artful, empowering and inspiring environment in which to draw children together to learn, practice, and express their faith.

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Each person has a special brand of spirituality that manifests itself in multiple forms. Reflect on the different stages of spiritual development where we find our students/children and find ideas for implementation at home or the catechetical setting.

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Donna Eschenauer, PhD, explores the ongoing reality of the “outpouring of the Holy Spirit” and the profound meaning that this holds for our everyday lives.

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Learn how catechesis teaches the Christian how to pray with Jesus Christ.  Sister Janet Schaeffler, OP talks about the awesome responsibility we have, as catechists and teachers, to help children/youth form a life of vibrant prayer and ever-developing relationship with God.

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Kathy Hendricks examines different ways to pray and how to fit prayer practices into daily life. Kathy also shares ideas for teaching others various ways to pray.

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Donna Eschenauer, Ph.D., explores the meaning of the Sacrament of Confirmation, showing that the gift of the Holy Spirit startsa life-long journey as true witnesses to Christ.

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Looking for a prayer for First Communion candidates? A prayer service for the start of the school year? An article on Saint Joan of Arc? Find these and a wealth of other free resources on Sadlier’s religion web—SadlierReligion.com and Religion.SadlierConnect.com. Kathy Hendricks and Jim Devlin will take you on a tour of each sit, and share tips on how to use the resources to support, enhance, and expand your religion classes and catechetical programs.

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Barbara Sutton, DMin, explores the saints illuminated in the Saint John’s Bible, their place in the early Christian Church, and what their lives mean now in the 21st Century.

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Michael Howard, MA, explores all four gospel readings for Advent, highlighting the signs revealed in Sacred Scripture for the coming of the Son of Man.

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The National Directory for Catechesis (NDC) states “ All these tasks are necessary in order to attain the full development of the Christian faith” (20). In speaking about the six tasks of catechesis the NDC makes it clear that these are all related dimensions of the way we should be catechizing. How do we ensure that all these six interrelated tasks are woven in religious education sessions? This webinar will give background and some helpful tips to understand and implement the six tasks as a unified whole. Practical ideas will be shared that are ready for implementation in your catechetical setting.

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In this engaging presentation, Sister Janet Schaeffler, OP explores the characteristics of a child’s spirituality as well as things we can do—as catechists, teachers, and parents—to nurture that spirituality.

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In this Sadlier/NCCL webinar, Mike Carotta presents why now is the time to emphasize the call of discipleship. He brings forward the challenges involved in making what the Church calls “necessary adaptations” dynamics that distinguish Teaching for Discipleship from our past approaches and practices that can help us all keep heart.

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In this engaging webinar, Dr. Donna Eschenauer, PhD, provides an overview of the 2016 revised ritual for the Sacrament of Confirmation for use in the United States, with particular attention to the meaning of this sacrament as expressed in the rite. Coordinators and catechists will discover many practical tips for strengthening their understanding of Confirmation as a journey, not a destination.

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Gain strategies and resources to successfully include diverse learners in faith formation, especially individuals who have intellectual and/or developmental delays. This webinar is for anyone interested in learning best practices that promote the inclusion of people with disabilities and their families in the full life of the Church.

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Discover the unique differences and commonalities between Roman Catholicism and mainstream Protestantism in this presentation by Matthew Halbach. You’ll see how understanding has grown between Lutherans and Catholics thanks to the modern ecumenical movement.

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Open the virtual doors to effective catechesis. Effective catechists engage their students. Today, engaging students requires opening the virtual doors to our digital world. Listen to this recording of Don Kurre's webinar on the benefits, opportunities, and tools available only when you open those virtual doors. You’ll leave ready to implement these digital strategies right away to enrich your ministry.

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Ignite the imagination of your young disciples. Religious art provides an opportunity to see and hear the Word of God. This practice of praying with visual images is called Visio Divina or divine seeing. Dr. Barabara Sutton shares about the process of sacred seeing and how to facilitate the process of listening, seeing, contemplating, and praying with the Word.

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Join Robert Rabe to learn practical ways to capture the sacramental imagination of students through authentic religious instruction, cross-curricular learning, and virtue development. Administrators and teachers will garner a variety of programmatic and pedagogical practices that have proven effective in igniting the Catholic imagination of the school community.

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Charlene Howard, MA, explores how Missionary Discipleship can serve as a framework for embracing, cultivating, and being enriched by the diversity in our Church.

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Catechesis’ 2,000 years of history are the foundation of our ministry today. In this unique historical review, Carole Eipers shares the key developments throughout history and reveals the essentials of catechesis. You’ll discover how these essentials help us to design and measure new efforts in our work.

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Church documents remind us that adult faith formation is essential. It is the center of all our educational enterprises within the parish and diocese. Yet, it can seem like an immense—while exciting—endeavor.

Discover seven steps to successfully start adult faith formation in your parish from Janet Schaeffler, OP.

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The General Directory for Catechesis (#59) calls the baptismal catechumenal the "model for all catechesis." Learn about the history of the baptismal catechumenate and how this model can inform and transform your adult faith formation efforts. (This presentation is co-sponsored by Sadlier and the National Conference for Catechetical Leaders.)

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Explore the major themes of Catholic Social Teaching and learn how to incorporate these themes into your catechetical program with a general overview, reflections on the importance of social teaching in catechetics, and practical suggestions.

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In preparation for National Bible Week, watch Michael Howard dig deeper into the word of God using Dei Verbum, The Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation (DV). Reflecting on a popular chapter from the book of Isaiah, participants will seek the Lord not only through God’s revelatory word, but also through DV.

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Parish catechetical leaders and catechists: Listen to Shannon Chisholm, MA, and discover exciting and innovative strategies to help your students find God in all things through creative play. You’ll leave the webinar with ideas for students of all ages.

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To know Jesus is to experience unconditional love and mercy. In this reflective catechetical leadership session, we connect themes of Catholic faith and family that invite parents to conversion in Christ and help them bring their children to the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time.

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Mr. Tom Quinlan of the Catholic Diocese of Joliet presents Part Two of his mini retreat for parents, catechists, and PCLs on Eucharist.

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Colleen Moore, MDiv, shares how to form innovative catechetical leaders with practical approaches and adaptable resources for a variety of ministry settings and budgets.

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Sr. Janet Schaeffler discusses practical and realistic ways to invite, engage, and inspire parents to continue their faith development amidst their busy schedules. In your ministry with families and parents, you can help them recognize when faith development already occurs in their lives and help them explore other energizing possibilities.

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Learn how to accompany those immersed in a digital world. Andrea Chavez-Kopp, MEd, shares best practices for using technological tools to foster discipleship.

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Kathy Hendricks explains how the family plays a vital role in passing along the faith and how the tasks of catechesis are most often carried out within the course of daily life.

• Examines how this connection is made in the ways families pass along the faith
• Identifies strategies for supporting and encouraging catechesis in the home
• Shares reflections and observations from the recent World Meeting of Families

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In this engaging webinar, Dr. Donna Eschenauer, PhD, provides an overview of the 2016 revised ritual for the Sacrament of Confirmation for use in the United States, with particular attention to the meaning of this sacrament as expressed in the rite. Coordinators and catechists will discover many practical tips for strengthening their understanding of Confirmation as a journey, not a destination.

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Parishes today face the daunting challenge of providing foundational faith formation to two generations: children and their parents. Explore practical ways to create a partnering dynamic with our parents that can foster conversation and engage them more meaningfully in the faith formation of their children.

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How does your parish prepare students with disabilities to celebrate sacraments? Charleen Katra, MA, shares her ideas to make the preparation process a joyful experience.

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In every age, the followers of Jesus have recognized the need for mercy and forgiveness. The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation offers the healing and peace that the world cannot give. Explore ways to reawaken in Catholics today the value and importance of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, to prepare children for this sacrament and to stir the hearts of believers and nurture mature discipleship in today's culture. 

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Time is our most valuable gift. What’s the best way to use time in your catechetical setting? Susan Kay, Med, explores this question and offers suggestions to use time wisely.

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How do we bring our own stories to God's altar? And as catechists, how do we lead others to meaningful worship and celebration of the Eucharist?

Listen to Tom Kendzia as he journeys with us to see that while God's praise is both intentional and deliberate, it is mingled with our own stories on the road to Emmaus. He discusses how the church teaches us that we meet God at Mass in Word, Meal, and in each other. He also shares how "love one another as I have loved you" is possible when we pray well as a community and live our lives connected to that possibility.

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In this Sadlier/NCCL webinar, Mike Carotta presents why now is the time to emphasize the call of discipleship. He brings forward the challenges involved in making what the Church calls “necessary adaptations” dynamics that distinguish Teaching for Discipleship from our past approaches and practices that can help us all keep heart.

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Discover tools for catechesis in the digital age. Lori Dahlhoff, Ed.D., explores educational practices-backward design and micro-learning. See how they effectively form faith.

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The idea of leading a retreat might sound daunting or unrealistic, especially if you think of it in terms of a lengthy or totally silent experience. In this webinar, Kathy Hendricks shares ways to plan and lead children, youth, adults, or families in retreat experiences that are engaging, creative, and deeply spiritual. Even if time is limited or the space is less than ideal, you will find ideas for drawing groups into prayer, reflection, and sharing.

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Learn how catechesis promotes a missionary spirit that prepares the faithful to be present as Christians in society. John Collins asks us to rethink our roles as catechists/teachers in light of the missionary spirit and evangelization and how we actively participate in the mission of the Church—the larger faith community.

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Learn how catechesis prepares us to live in a community and to participate actively in the life and mission of the Church. John Collins suggests ways that we, as catechists and teachers, help students know and appreciate their Catholic identity so they can participate actively in the life of the church.

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In this webinar, Kathy Hendricks explains Sadlier’s Catholic Identity Links, a program focused on 52 virtues and values—one for each week of the year—that draw Catholic school and parish students, families, and parishioners together to actively strengthen and foster Catholic identity.

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Watch this presentation of Believe • Celebrate • Live, Sadlier Religion’s new immediate preparation program for Eucharist and Reconciliation. This all-new approach to sacrament preparation engages catechists, parents, children, and the whole community through a Lectio and Viso Divina approach to Scripture, liturgical catechesis, and fully integrated multimedia.

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As we anticipate the opening of the Holy Doors, marking the beginning of the Holy Year of Mercy called by Pope Francis, John Collins shares how you can keep the theme alive using We Believe & We Live Our Faith.

Download a correlation showing how the theme of mercy is highlighted in specific We Believe and We Live Our Faith lessons and content.

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Learn how catechesis promotes a knowledge of the meaning of the liturgy and the sacraments. Sister Janet Schaeffler, OP looks at the many ways we, as catechists and teachers, enable our learners to participate more fully, helping them experience the prayers, gestures, rituals, signs, and symbols that celebrate God's love and Christ's presence among us.

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Children today experience the world through audio and video. That’s why engaging, original music and powerful video clips are an integral part of Sadlier’s new sacramental preparation program, Believe • Celebrate • Live. And you can experience them in an innovative App.

Scott Kasch presents the program’s technology combined with ritual. It's an experience that will soon have you seeing sacrament preparation in a whole new light!

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We Believe is a spiral curriculum—an approach to instruction that introduces key concepts to students at a young age and covers these concepts repeatedly, at each grade level, with increasing degrees of complexity. We Believe enables learners to revisit key concepts of each of the four pillars of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. As students move through the program, they are re-engaged with catechetical material when it’s appropriate for their spiritual and educational growth. In this presentation, we will further explain a spiral curriculum as well as show an example of what it looks like in We Believe.

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The goal of catechesis is to foster discipleship. Our catechetical sessions are great opportunities for us to work toward that goal. We need good resources to help us in our work towards discipleship. Creemos is a proven catechetical program that is an effective tool. In this webinar, we look at how the many features in Creemos support the work of catechists. We will focus on the ease of use and the variety of hands-on activities that are integral to Creemos.

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In this webinar, John Collins looks at the Creemos resources supporting catechists and parents in teaching and supporting Catholic identity, including the FREE Creemos App. Whether you are searching for a new catechetical program, are new to Creemos, or are looking for a refresher on using the wealth of resources, you’ll receive helpful information for implementing Creemos Identidad católica, Grades K–6.

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John Collins addresses your planning concerns and scheduling options for summer programs as well as highlights the Summer Program Guides that support We Believe and We Live Our Faith. You’ll also discover ways to enhance the use of these programs within the summer model using the Catholic Identity Retreats and online resources.

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Sadlier's We Believe program has undergone a revision. We are excited to tell you about the new features it now contains, including retreats, family resources, and ways to further teach and support Catholic identity. Join Kathy Hendricks for a webinar that will provide an overview of the program and a look at these exciting new components. Whether you are new to the program or a long-time user, you'll find helpful information and creative ideas for implementing We Believe Catholic Identity in your parish or school.

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En este taller veremos 10 maneras de incorporar la tecnología en nuestras sesiones de educación religiosa. Cada una de ellas tendrá su aplicación práctica y estará lista para implementarse de inmediato. Al final, veremos que la tecnología y los medios de comunicación realmente son "la nueva evangelización".

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En este webinar descubrirá nuevas ideas para usar la tecnología y la comunicación:

• Mantenerse en contacto con los alumnos y sus papás a lo largo de la semana.
• Dar seguimiento a los temas de la clase y motivar a los alumnos a practicar su fe en la vida diaria.
• Fomentar la comunicación de materiales de fe y esperanza en las redes sociales.

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El P. Alejandro López-Cardinale presenta una charla para la catequesis y la iniciación cristiana con jóvenes adultos hispanos con la contextualización y el criterio de experiencias personales.

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Lia Salinas analiza las mejores prácticas para la catequesis con jóvenes, identificando cómo usar la tecnología para la evangelización y la formación de discípulos misioneros.

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El tiempo de enseñar la fe en casa ha llegado, ya no es posible preservar la fe sin que se la enseñe en la familia. El webinar aborda el problema de involucrar a las familias en el proceso catequético. Creemos IC es una herramienta de catequesis familiar integral que, considerando a la familia como Iglesia doméstica, se enfoca en la importancia e influencia de la familia en la educación en la fe de los niños.

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Estamos a mitad del camino en el año de la misericordia. ¿Cómo es que desarrollamos el tema de la misericordia en nuestra vida moderna de hoy? Específicamente para los catequistas, ¿cómo preparamos a las personas para que sigan participando en el año de la misericordia? En esta presentación, Víctor Valenzuela observa varias "herramientas" como los diez mandamientos, las bienaventuranzas y las obras de la misericordia espirituales y corporales para la catequesis. Él compartirá manualidades y actividades listas para implementar de los programas actuales de Sadlier.

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La Cuaresma es el tiempo litúrgico del año en que se nos invita a reflexionar en cómo se encuentra nuestra fe para acercarnos más a Dios. La Iglesia nos recomienda la oración, el ayuno y la misericordia para prepararnos a la Pascua durante estos cuarenta días. En este webinar vamos a reflexionar en los efectos de lasprácticascuaresmalesen nuestra vida de fe, cómo pueden conectarnos con Dios y cómo nos ayudan a cambiar nuestra vida y la vida de otros. También daremos algunos ejemplos de simples ejercicios que podemos ofrecer a nuestros estudiantes delcatecismo para prepararse durante este tiempo.

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El webinar provee una perspectiva histórica, teológica y pastoral sobre el ecumenismo y la interculturalidad en relación con la misión catequética de la Iglesia. A la vez, ofrece algunos recursos prácticos sobre el ecumenismo que ayudan a complementar la pedagogía y los programas catequéticos. The Webinar provides a historical, theological and pastoral perspective on ecumenism and interculturality concerning the catechetical mission of the Church. At the same time, it offers some practical resources on ecumenism that help to complement pedagogical and catechetical programs.

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En todos los tiempos, los seguidores de Jesús han reconocido la necesidad de la misericordia y el perdón. El sacramento de la Penitencia y la Reconciliación nos ofrece la sanación y la paz que necesitamos. Analice las formas de despertar el valor y la importancia del sacramento de la Penitencia y la Reconciliación en los católicos de hoy, preparando a los niños para este sacramento, agitando los corazones de los creyentes y fomentando el discipulado maduro en la cultura actual.

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El Directorio General para la Catequesis (# 59) llama al catecumenado bautismal, el "modelo de toda catequesis". Aprenda sobre la historia del catecumenado bautismal y cómo este modelo puede informar y transformar los esfuerzos de formación en la fe para adultos. (Esta presentación está copatrocinada por Sadlier y la Conferencia Nacional de Líderes Catequéticos).

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¿Cómo animamos a las familias para que participen en la parroquia? El Rev., Dr. Heliodoro Lucatero ofrece consejos prácticos para planificar retiros y liturgias familiares.

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Pía Septién ayuda a los catequistas a comprender las etapas de desarrollo en niños y adolescentes y ofrece herramientas para satisfacer las necesidades de aprendizaj.

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María Covarrubias, MA, destaca los aportes que las familias católicas latinas traen a la Iglesia de los EE. UU. y las maneras en que podemos apoyar y fortalecer su compromiso catequético.

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El ministerio del catequista, según Kathia, debe estar fundado en una sólida espiritualidad y una genuina relación con Dios. Por eso quisimos incluir este webinar acerca de la oración en la vida del catequista, porque además es la base de todo discipulado, y desde allí, se dinamiza nuestra misión. Este tema está dedicado a darnos pasos concretos y prácticos para crecer en nuestra relación personal con Jesús.

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Cada persona tiene un estilo especial de espiritualidad que se manifiesta de múltiples formas. Reflexione en las diferentes fases del desarrollo espiritual donde encontramos a nuestros hijos/estudiantes, y busque las ideas para su aplicación en el hogar o en la catequesis.

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Importancia de la metodología y la planificación de la lección en el proceso enseñanza-aprendizaje de la catequesis. Se presentará paso a paso el proceso de planificar una lección y lo que podemos hacer para que la clase sea más interesante y así crear una amena atmósfera en el salón de clases.

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La preparación sacramental desde una nueva perspectiva, que parte del optimismo latino hasta llegar a una experiencia de fe profunda. Creer: para sacudirse la indiferencia. Celebrar: los sacramentos vivos de la fe en nuestras vidas. Vivir: respondiendo a los interrogantes de la vida.

Este webinar presenta nuestro programa de preparación para la Reconciliación, la Eucaristía y la Confirmación como una experiencia de vida para el catequista, el estudiante y las familias, enseñándoles a vivir los sacramentos sin pesimismos.

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La meta de la catequesis es fomentar el discipulado. Nuestras sesiones de catequesis son buenas oportunidades para lograr esa meta. Para esto necesitamos buenos materiales que nos ayuden en el discipulado. Creemos es un programa comprobado para la catequesis como una herramienta efectiva. En este webinar, veremos cómo las varias secciones respaldan nuestra labor como catequistas. Nos enfocaremos en qué tan fácil es usar el programa y en el uso de todas las manualidades que son integrales a Creemos.

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