Weekly Reflection
What does it mean to be a Catechist?
09-15-2024 | Jen Arnold, M.A.The Church designates the third Sunday of September, “Catechetical Sunday” as an opportunity to remember and pray for those who dedicate themselves to the ministry of catechesis and to renew our commitment to the ongoing formation of disciples. While we do have designated, formal catechists to provide faith formation at all levels, every Catholic is called to be a catechist, depending on the person’s state in life. When we were baptized, we were conformed to Christ in his three-fold role of priest, prophet, and king. These baptismal promises should compel us to lead others to Jesus and share the truth of who he is. To that end, today is a good day to reflect on the nature and importance of catechesis so that we better serve the Church's mission in the salvation of souls.
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