Sacramental Catechesis
Sacramental Catechesis: An Online Resource for
Dioceses and Eparchies
A statement by the Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis
The Seven Sacraments continue the saving work of Jesus until he comes again and form the center of the celebration of the Christian mystery. Through the ministry of the Church, all are invited to hear the Good News, follow Christ and share in these saving mysteries: mysteries that symbolize, make possible, realize and nurture the grace of the sacraments in the baptized.
Participation in the sacraments ... is foundational to sustain the faithful in union with the very life of the Trinity.Participation in the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, is not simply an option; rather, it is foundational to sustain the faithful in union with the very life of the Trinity and to strengthen them for the rigors of living their faith as committed disciples.
The Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis has developed Sacramental Catechesis: An Online Resource for Dioceses and Eparchies. It provides an overview of some of the challenges to sacramental catechesis in our culture; offers eight principles that should govern all sound catechesis; focuses on the elements for doctrinally and pastorally sound catechesis specific to each sacrament; identifies moments of opportunity when this sacramental catechesis may be particularly fruitful.
Sacramental Catechesis: An Online Resource for Dioceses and Eparchies
Catequesis sacramental: Recurso en línea para diócesis y eparquías
Resources for the Seven Sacraments:
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A statement by the Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis
The Seven Sacraments continue the saving work of Jesus until he comes again and form the center of the celebration of the Christian mystery. Through the ministry of the Church, all are invited to hear the Good News, follow Christ and share in these saving mysteries: mysteries that symbolize, make possible, realize and nurture the grace of the sacraments in the baptized.
Participation in the sacraments ... is foundational to sustain the faithful in union with the very life of the Trinity.Participation in the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, is not simply an option; rather, it is foundational to sustain the faithful in union with the very life of the Trinity and to strengthen them for the rigors of living their faith as committed disciples.
The Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis has developed Sacramental Catechesis: An Online Resource for Dioceses and Eparchies. It provides an overview of some of the challenges to sacramental catechesis in our culture; offers eight principles that should govern all sound catechesis; focuses on the elements for doctrinally and pastorally sound catechesis specific to each sacrament; identifies moments of opportunity when this sacramental catechesis may be particularly fruitful.
Sacramental Catechesis: An Online Resource for Dioceses and Eparchies
Catequesis sacramental: Recurso en línea para diócesis y eparquías
Resources for the Seven Sacraments:
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- Sacrament of Baptism Resources
Video on Baptism
- Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation Resources
Video on Penance and Reconciliation - Sacrament of the Eucharist Resources
Video on the Eucharist - Sacrament of Confirmation Resources
Video on Confirmation - Sacrament of Matrimony Resources
Video on Matrimony - Sacrament of Holy Orders Resources
Video on Holy Orders - Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Resources
Video on the Anointing of the Sick
Additional Resources:
Guidelines for the Celebration of the Sacraments with Persons with Disabilities
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