Adult Education & Faith Formation
Director: Janis Lovecchio-373-4351, Ext. 235
janis.lovecchio@holyfamilycc.com
Sunday Morning Adult Education - Participants have an opportunity to learn history, traditions, rituals, doctrines and teachings of the Catholic Church. The sessions are from 9:15 - 10:15 A.M. Sunday mornings from September through May.
Wednesday Morning Scripture Study - Participants in this group are actively involved in exploring scripture through faith sharing, prayer, and mutual support. This group meets weekly from 9:30 - 11:00 A.M. Wednesday mornings from September through May.
Thursday Morning Scripture Study - Designed to guide participants to a greater understanding of the Bible and the Catholic faith.
The Denver Catholic Biblical School Program - A highly structured 4-year program with each lesson building on those before it. The program employs historical and critical approaches and taps a wide range of teaching methods - from lectures and written homework, to small group sharing and creative activities.
Women's Faith Sharing - An adult program of faith sharing geared to women of all ages which meets weekly both morning and evening sessions. Childcare provided by reservation.
Men's Faith Sharing - A casual environment for catholic men of all ages to come together
for prayer, scripture, and faith sharing. Lessons are designed
to encourage men to deepen their commitment to Christ, their families,
the Church, and their community. Meetings are every Friday at 6:15 A.M.
Religious Education for Children Preschool - 8th Grade
Director: Catherine Birdwell-373-4351, Ext. 227
catherine.birdwell@holyfamilycc.com
The
Religious Education and Formation process at Holy Family
is based on the belief that our faith journey is lifelong
and ever changing. Our curriculum is designed to help our
youth develop ways of understanding and living their faith
that will serve them throughout life.
Liturgy and catechesis share the common goal of bringing
people into a deeper relationship with God. For this reason,
our curriculum is lectionary based. In connecting liturgy
and catechesis, the understanding of the liturgy is enhanced.
This understanding takes our faith experiences beyond the
church and the classroom and out into the world.
Vatican II named the family the "domestic church"
- a child's first and primary religious educator. At Holy
Family, we are blessed with excellent catechists who have
felt called to come forward and share their faith. However,
for catechesis to be effective, the family must embrace
the formation of the child as well. We ask that families
pray together and share their faith experiences in the home.
For more information on the religious education and formation
process at Holy Family
(Catherine, Karen, Jane and
Jennifer)
Family Faith Circle
Family Faith Circle is a group of families who practice faith formation together as
a small faith community in which the adults mentor all the children and offer support and encouragement to each other. To enhance the growth of this community, social opportunities are offered outside of class time, as well as service opportunities in which the families work together, children alongside adults.
Family Faith Circle meets every Sunday that Religious Education is in session from 9:00-10:15. For more information please contact Catherine Birdwell at Catherine.birdwell@holyfamilycc.com or 373-4351.
Vacation Bible School -
Weekly program in summer for children. Date changes yearly.
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