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Denise Continodcontinodioceseoftrenton.orgDirector: Department of Catechesis
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Debbie D'Agostaroddagosdioceseoftrenton.orgAdministrative Assistant: Department of Catechesis
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Catechists are called by God
"Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age" Matthew 28:19-20
Thank you for serving in the Diocese of Trenton at your local parish as a catechist. You have shown a clear desire to grow in and share the faith, a clear commitment to the church's liturgical, sacramental life and moral teachings. A spirit of generosity along with patience, responsibility, confidence and creativity is apparent in your role as a catechist. We will be praying for you in your ministry, please know that the Department of Catechesis is here to serve you in your ministry. -
Catechetical Resources
- Catholic TV
- Busted Halo
- Catholic You Tube Videos - Stories of Saints
- Catholic Kids Songs
- Young Saint Series
- Digital Catechesis Resources
- Catechist Magazine
- Catechism of the Catholic Church
- United States Catholic Catechism for Adults
- General Directory for Catechesis
- Catechesi Tradendae
- Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord
- Code of Canon Law
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yesterdaySEEK andyou willfind. — MATTHEW 7:7 In 2010, as a sophomore at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I let the typical college experience weaken my faith. God had been stirring my heart to come back to...
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yesterdaySt. Francis de Sales Francis de Sales was the Bishop of Geneva in Switzerland. Francis was born two months premature to a noble family in a castle: the Château de Sales. His father was the Lord of...
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5 days agoWhile praying the rosary, offer each mystery and meditate on these short introductory prayers based on the fruits of each mystery with a pro-life focus. Pro-life Reflections For The Glorious...
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Formation for Catechists
Formation is lifelong, and we are called as Baptized Catholics to continue to learn about our faith as we journey through life.
The Department of Catechesis encourages parish catechists to obtain the diocesan Certificate in Catechesis. All teachers in a Catholic School must obtain the Certificate of Catechesis. More information on the Certificate in Catechesis can be found here.
We have partnered with Notre Dame and the University of Dayton to offer ongoing formation for Catechists
Click here to see the list of suggested courses.
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The Annunciation, Filippo Lippi, National Gallery, London, UK
