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Best Practices for Catechesis with Hispanics Webinar
Jule Blevins|Maria Covarrubias|Peter Ductram
According to the most recent U.S. census, 59% of Catholics in the United States are Hispanic/Latino(a). At the same time, a decreasing percentages of Hispanics stay Catholic as adults. This means it is essential for the Church to reach out with open hearts to welcome newcomers to Catholic parishes. It is time to implement changes in the way we evangelize and catechize within the Church.
In this webinar panel discussion, leaders in Hispanic catechesis will discuss a wide variety of issues including:Cultural norms to keep in mindDevotional practices common among Hispanic CatholicsReaching Hispanic youth and young adultsHow to approach evan...
According to the most recent U.S. census, 59% of Catholics in the United States are Hispanic/Latino(a). At the same time, a decreasing percentages of Hispanics stay Catholic as adults. This means it is essential for the Church to reach out with open hearts to welcome newcomers to Catholic parishes. It is time to implement changes in the way we evangelize and catechize within the Church.
In this webinar panel discussion, leaders in Hispanic catechesis will discuss a wide variety of issues including:Cultural norms to keep in mindDevotional practices common among Hispanic CatholicsReaching Hispanic youth and young adultsHow to approach evangelization and catechesis differently with different culturesExamples of effective ministries, programs, and processes existing in the Church todayCome join the discussion and walk away with new ideas to try in your own diocese of parish.
Panelists include:
Jule Blevins
Director, Office of Evangelization and Catechesis
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
Maria Covarrubias
Director, Office of Catechetical Ministry
Diocese of San Bernardino
Peter Ductram
Director, Office of Catechesis
Archdiocese of Miami.
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