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Without prejudice to any other area of catechesisin fact, to enhance them alllet us return in a renewed way to a pedagogy of the basic doctrines of the faith. It may be just that simple - a return to basics.
2 posted on
04/20/2004 1:07:30 PM PDT by
NYer
(O Promise of God from age to age. O Flower of the Gospel!)
To: NYer
This is a big problem. First, we need all those who would teach to be on the same page. Anyway,parents needs to be the chief catechists.
4 posted on
04/20/2004 1:19:10 PM PDT by
johnb2004
To: NYer
Well, good catechism is certainly a must. You do also need:
1) reverent celebration of the Mass
2) solid orthodox priests
3) good Catholic schools and colleges
4) orthodox, confident bishops who back up all of these
To: NYer
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posted by StopDemocrats.com @ 3:24 AM
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To: NYer
It may be just that simple - a return to basics. It would be a welcome change. I can hear some of our Rel Ed teachers - complaining. Imagine my shock when, recently at a meeting with some of the teachers, I found that many of them had read DaVinci Code, and one found it to be an eye opener that 'confirmed some of her suspicions' and earlier teachings. She was irritated when I pointed out a few of the heretical things therein. And almost no one went to see the Passion. Too violent. I think we would lose a bunch of these teachers. But that's better than perpetuating errors.
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