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Contact: Lynette De Tata

Faith Fest Coordinator

 Phone:  609-268-8383

 

 

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Did you Know?...

Generations coming

together to learn about,

share and experience our Catholic faith —

things such as worship,
celebrating the sacraments,
Scripture and tradition,
prayer, service,

forgiveness,
witnessing our faith,
giving generously

of our gifts,
being instruments of hospitality, working for justice, peace,
and human dignity,
and telling our

Christian story!

 

 

 

Our Catholic

practices and
traditions can be

brought to life

when we gather together
as church...

as community...

as people of faith.
 

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FAITH FEST IS FOR EVERYONE!

  The sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation are the subject of our last Faith Fest of this year in anticipation of the celebration of the sacrament of Confirmation in May.  Sessions will be held on Thursday, April 10, and Friday, April 11 from 5:30 to 8:30 PM. and on Sunday, April 13 from 12 noon to 3:00 PM.  Sign in will begin a half hour before the session of your choice.  Registration forms are on the table in the atrium.  Children in Grades 7 and 8 are required to attend this Faith Fest.  Please remember that registration is on a first come, first served basis and all registrations are due by April 1.


 

 

Embracing a New Vision of Faith Formation 

Generations Learning Together

Both the General Catechetical Directory and National Directory for Catechesis have given us a vision of what faith formation should be in the Catholic church.  They tell us:

·        The church community is the primary communicator of faith tradition and  practices  (GDC #77, 141, 105)

·        Lifelong faith formation is norm for learning (GDC #56, 66, 80)

·        Lifelong faith formation uses the whole life of the Church as the curriculum and content of faith formation.  (GDC #77, 104, 141, 158, NDC 190

The GDC sees lifelong faith formation as an integrated process which must include several tasks:

·        Learning Scripture and Catholic tradition

·        Learning the meaning of the liturgy, sacraments and rituals of the Church

·        Developing a life of prayer

·        Developing moral values rooted in teachings and example of Jesus

·        Educating for involvement in justice and service to the larger human community

·        Empowering all, especially the laity, to take on their  duty to spread the “Good News” throughout society

 

According to the GDC, all of these tasks are necessary and should be done in community utilizing the richness of the events of the Church life.  Here at Holy Eucharist we will utilize Generations of Faith as our life-long faith formation approach.

 

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