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Being Catholic: Worship
Catholics celebrate their faith through prayer and worship. Catholics are a sacramental people who mark their progress through a life of grace with liturgy and ritual A better understanding of Catholic sacramental liturgy can enhance our participation and appreciation of this life of grace.
This new program, Being Catholic: Worship, is designed to provide a basic understanding of Catholic sacraments for youth and adult groups, including Confirmation preparation and RCIA. As a companion piece to the widely used Being Catholic: the Creed, it continues learners' progress through the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Grades five through adults 18 min
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Being Catholic: The Creed
This new program provides the fundamentals of our Catholic faith in four concise, engaging and informative segments. Based on Part 1 of Catechism of the Catholic Church, “What Catholics Believe.”
Being Catholic Part 1 will allow young people who have missed out on religious education opportunities to begin to “catch up” with their peers. Centering on the Creed, “Being Catholic” helps prepare for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, and to better participate in parish life. Aimed primarily at young persons, the information contained in this program could also be helpful in RCIC. Includes leader’s guide.
Grades 5 and up 4 segments
Approximately 10 min. each
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Confirmation Rite for Life
This
video tells the complete history of the sacrament beginning with
Pentecost and how the celebration began and has evolved in the
Eastern and Roman Churches over the centuries. All the essential
elements of the ceremony including the laying of hands and anointing
are shown and explained in detail. Following the New Catechism,
footage includes a Confirmation ceremony featuring Bishop Wilton
Gregory, President of the U.S.C.C.B., and a bi-lingual ceremony
(English and Spanish) with Archbishop Raymond Burke. Fr. Paul
Turner, noted author on the subject of Confirmation is featured
along with host, Fr. Brendan Moss, OSB.
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A Call to Mission
You may call it “mission,” or “calling,” “vocation,” or “purpose,” it all boils down to serving people according to Gospel principles. Traditionally, we picture priests or nuns doing “Mission” in foreign lands, but that’s not the only way it’s done. In this new program you will see foreign and domestic missions being done by lay people as well as religious.
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Creating Sabbath Space in Our Lives
Creating Sabbath Space in Our Lives is a complete program that offers numerous possibilities for personal and spiritual enrichment, guided by one of the most sought-after retreat directors of our time.
Presented originally as a three-day event at King’s House Retreat and Renewal Center, Belleville, IL, this retreat has been replicated as a ten-session video program that can be used for parish adult faith formation, small group faith sharing groups, or for private spiritual renewal. Read more...
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Everything Belongs: The Gift of Contemplative Prayer
Revised and updated edition
Written by Richard Rohr
192 PAGES | Pub. Date: 2003 | $17.99 | PAPERBACK
This popular and best-selling book of the renowned Franciscan challenges us to move beyond the comfort of a settled life toward an understanding of ourselves that is rooted in our connection to God. Only when we rest in God can we find the certainty and the freedom to become all that we can be. Contemplation has its place at the heart of Christianity, a place that allows us to experience that, well, "everything belongs." Read more... |
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Passion of Christ
Through Scripture and examples from life, Fr. Rolheiser gives new understanding and encouragement in how we can give our lives to the world and to also give our death to the world. When we think of passion we think of Christ's physical suffering and death but in the Agony in the Garden, the Gospels do not emphasize Jesus' physical sufferings. The Gospel writers want us to understand Jesus the lover, who undergoes moral and emotional sufferings without resentment or bitterness. Fr. Rolheiser explains that God's strength comes when we are exhausted and open to being transformed. A profound and moving reflection in two parts with a live audience. Read more...
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Cross of Christ
The Cross has become the ultimate symbol of love in the world. It is central to Christianity in that we are to forgive our enemies. As such, it is the single most revolutionary moral event that has happened on this planet. And, like all deep things in life, the Cross is largely a mystery. The Cross reveals God’s unconditional love and vulnerability; as a teaching and an invitation to discipleship; God suffers with us. The Cross calls us beyond ourselves, our own agenda, our own life without resentment. Read more...
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