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Advent Webinar for Faith Leaders

by Loyola Press on October 29, 2009

ProfileJoe Paprocki, National Consultant for Faith Formation for Loyola Press and veteran catechist, invites catechists, religion teachers, and RCIA leaders to join him in this Webinar that explores how to create engaging advent-themed faith-formation activities drawn from the Sunday Scripture Readings of Cycle C (the Gospel of Luke). Joe will take us through the readings for this Advent season, explore the theme for each week, and share some unique ways you can develop the theme into activities that inspire children, youth, and adults to enter more deeply into the beauty and holiness of Advent.

In the days following the Webinar, Joe will offer additional Advent-related activities on his blog, Catechist’s Journey. If you are unable to attend the Webinar, you may view the video on Joe’s blog. It will be posted the week following the Webinar.

This free Webinar is led by Joe Paprocki, an 8th-grade catechist in the Archdiocese of Chicago with over 30 years of experience in pastoral ministry. Joe, National Consultant for Faith Formation at Loyola Press, is the author of numerous books including the best-selling The Catechist’s Toolbox and A Well-Built Faith, as well as the host of the blog Catechist’s Journey.

Register for this free Webinar today by clicking here.

If you have additional questions about the Webinar, please contact Carrie Freyer at freyer@loyolapress.com.

Loyola Press launches a new 3-Minute Retreat Experience

by Loyola Press on October 21, 2009

The highly popular 3-Minute Retreat was updated over night.  After months of reviewing subscriber feedback, Loyola Press implemented changes to the daily 3-Minute retreat.  The new retreat includes:

3-Minute Retreat Page-New images and music to enhance the retreat experience
-Larger fonts for easier reading
-No time constraints to move forward or backward, allowing you to pray at your own pace
-Related retreats to continue the prayer experience
-Opportunities to comment on retreats and share with friends

 Loyola Press is excited to hear your feedback.  Please share it on the comments section of the 3-Minute retreat page.

In addition to a wide variety of general interest Catholic books, Loyola Press offer a wide range of free resources to help with Catechist formation and growth…

Catechetical expert, Joe Paprocki, blogs regularly at Catechist’s Journey and is happy to answer any specific questions Catechists or DREs may have.  The Sunday Connection provides useful background and activities to catechists better understand the upcoming Sunday’s Scripture readings.  The Parish Ministry section of Loyolapress.com provides innovative resources and activities to energize your ministry.  Finally, the Faith Formation Forum offers catechists a space to share  ideas, make connections, aqnd deepen relationships with others in ministry.

If you have questions or specific Catechetical resource needs, please let us know at marketing@loyolapress.com.

Family, Faith, and Fun enewsletterStatistics show that having regular family meals is one of the best strategies for improving your child’s chances of growing up physically, emotionally, and morally strong. In response to these findings, we offer free resources  to help families value mealtimes on Family Day or any time of the year. Read our most recent article,  “10 Tips for Better Mealtimes“ in our Family, Faith, and Fun section to help keep your family strong.

Subscribe to the free Family, Faith, and Fun enewsletter to get valuable discounts on products that can make mealtime more fun!

Catechist Webinars are a Success

by Loyola Press on September 10, 2009

Thank you to everyone who participated in the “Getting Started as a Catechist” webinars.  All four webinars were successful and we appreciate your questions, comments, and ideas.  Below are pictures from the webinar experience. For more information about the webinar, to watch the webinar, or for more information about catechesis, visit http://catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com/.

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