Resource Recommendations
- Family of Faith (Sophia Institute)
- Family Formation (Church of St. Paul)
- Alphabits Resource for Parents (Ages 0 – 9yrs)
- Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
- Blest Are We (RCL Benzinger)
- Pflaum Gospel Weeklies (Pflaum Publishing Group)
- Word of Life (Augustine Institute)
- Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
- Spirit of Truth (K-8) Parish Edition (Sophia Institute)
- GPS: God’s Plan in Scripture (Ascension Press)
- Signs of Grace (Augustine Institute)
- Faith & Family Life Catholic Ministries (Pathway Series)
- Edge (Life Teen)
- Alpha Youth (Alpha)
- Spirit of Truth: Parish Edition (Sophia Institute)
- Life Teen
- Y Disciple (plus, great tools for training adults to lead youth)
- Alpha Youth
Please select the resource you are interested in below:
Evangelization Team Job Descriptions & Resources
graded course of study
“In this age of radical secularism, scientism and self-invention, we Catholics must boldly and lovingly proclaim the truth, goodness and beauty of what it means to be human.” – Archbishop Dennis Schnurr
(GCS Promulgation 2018)
theology of the body
“The body, and it alone, is capable of making visible what is invisible: the spiritual and the divine. It was created to transfer into the visible reality of the world the mystery hidden since time immemorial in God [God’s love for man], and thus to be a sign of it.” – St. Pope John Paul II, TOB February 20, 1980
Ark testing
ARK is the first comprehensive assessment of Catholic Religious Education.
The Archdiocese is currently piloting ARK in Catholic Parishes and Schools. ARK pilot parishes will not be required to administrate ACRE during the pilot phase.
ARK Features:
- Individual reporting to see change over time and see unique needs
- Aggregate data to see trending and general success
- Annual data normalization for national comparison
- Easy rostering and administration to allow you to focus on teaching
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DOCUMENTS
That is how God the Father see things; he knows how to cherish and nurture the seeds of goodness sown in the hearts of the young. Each young person’s heart should thus be considered “holy ground”, a bearer of seeds of divine life, before which we must “take off our shoes” in order to draw near and enter more deeply into the Mystery.” – Pope Francis, Christus Vivit, 67
PERMISSIONS AND LIABILITY FORMS
Parental rights, good administration, and youth protection dictate that the appropriate sharing of information and granting of permissions be involved when youth participate in parish and school activities.
