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Formation for the New Evangelization
The work of the New Evangelization is grounded “in presenting once more the beauty and perennial newness of the encounter with Christ” (XIII Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, #3).
This formation program addresses the challenge of living out the Catholic faith as a young adult in the Church and in the world. The content is broken into three sections that address key factors of the Catholic vocation: the mission of the contemporary Catholic, the mission of the Church, and the way of living as apostles of Christ.
This formation program addresses the challenge of living out the Catholic faith as a young adult in the Church and in the world. The content is broken into three sections that address key factors of the Catholic vocation: the mission of the contemporary Catholic, the mission of the Church, and the way of living as apostles of Christ.
Through this program you will:
- Learn the history and mission of the Church’s call to Evangelization.
- Gain the tools necessary to begin an evangelization start-up that draws on your talents and interests, and serve the needs of your community.
- Join a community of young adult apostles who are on fire with their faith, and want to serve as Evangelizers in their local communities.
- Earn a Certificate in Evangelization from St. Joseph’s College in Maine.
Format
This formation program will be offered in an on-site format in the Washington, DC area with an option to attend online. The interactive online meeting system, Webex, will allow for the collaborative environment of the classroom to be experienced from your home or office.
The program consists of ten 90 minute sessions, on Monday evenings from 6:30pm-8:00pm beginning Monday, September 19 through December 5 (Tentatively). These sessions will occur concurrently online and onsite to encourage discussion between participants. The style of the class will reflect adult learning models that value the experience and insight of the students as active and collaborative learners.
Learn more about Webex
The program consists of ten 90 minute sessions, on Monday evenings from 6:30pm-8:00pm beginning Monday, September 19 through December 5 (Tentatively). These sessions will occur concurrently online and onsite to encourage discussion between participants. The style of the class will reflect adult learning models that value the experience and insight of the students as active and collaborative learners.
Learn more about Webex
Location
On-site sessions will be held in the Archdiocese of Washington at:
TBD
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