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Peter denied even knowing Our Lord three times, felt great sorrow over his actions, and sought[Read More ]Lent is not a self-improvement projectBy Dorian Speed This video about Lenten fasting from Redeemed Online would be a great introduction to talking about the disciplines of Lent as a communal experience, rather than 40 Days of Self-Improvement: One billion people in the[Read More ]Making Recitation a Tool for Success, Part IIBy Brandon Harvey Introduction Recitation, referred to in the catechetical tradition as “catechism,” is a powerful tool, albeit not the only tool, for passing on the faith to young children. Discover my first article arguing for the necessity[Read More ]My Way is Not Always The AnswerBy Gabe Garnica I Did It My Way .. We all know the story of how Abraham and his wife Sarah tried to sidestep God s promise that they would have a child despite their old age ( Gen[Read More ]3 Ways to Create A Catechetical EnvironmentBy William O Leary In many parishes the religious education/faith formation meetings/sessions are in school classrooms. While the classroom probably has a crucifix in it and possibly other religious items, it still feels like a classroom. It is important[Read More ]Follow Us!FacebookGoogle+PinterestRSSTwitterWhat s New?NEED A SPEAKER FOR YOUR NEXT IN-SERVICE?Amazing Catechists can help!Visit our Speakers page to access our available speakers and topics. And if you don't see what you are looking for, send a comment through the website, and we will get right back to you!Sign up for our Newsletter! 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