Safeguarding Human Dignity In this Year of Mercy Safeguarding

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Office of Faith Formation X Diocese of Rockville Centre
C atechetical
Congress 2016
Safeguarding Human Dignity
In this Year of Mercy
Saturday, September 17, 2016
St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Featuring Keynote Speaker:
Helen M. Alvaré, Professor of Law at
George Mason University School of Law,
Advisor to USCCB, Author
This year’s Catechetical Congress promises once again to
be exciting, enjoyable, and rewarding. The worship, keynote
address, and many workshops will touch on every aspect
of catechetical parish ministry. It will be an opportunity for
renewal, formation, and fellowship. For more information vist
www.drvc-faith.org.
The Congress will include:
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Continental Breakfast
Morning Prayer
Keynote Address
Workshops in English and Spanish
Lunch
Many Exhibits and Vendors
Mass & Special Blessing of Catechists
Catechesis - Adult Faith Formation
1. A Walk through the RCIA—what does the Rite say?
Description: This workshop looks at the initiation process as seen in the RCIA. We will walk through the
ritual text and formation process. Also we will discuss the vision of the RCIA and the connections between
evangelization, catechesis and liturgy. Sponsored by RCL Benziger
Presenter: Joseph Long B.A. Theology; Graduate Studies in Religious Education/Religious Studies; Pastoral
Associate, Master Catechist, Lay Ministry Foundation Program –Diocese of Raleigh; DRE/Teacher
(Archdiocese of Philadelphia), Team Member, North American Forum on the Catechumenate, Sales Rep,
RCL Benziger
Suggested for: RCIA Teams, Catechists, Clergy
2. An Ecological Conversion: A Response to
LAUDATO SI
Description: In Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si, he challenges us “to dare to turn what is happening to the
world into our own personal suffering and then to discover what each of us can do about it.” In this workshop
we will talk about how we as Christians can take significant and immediate action both at home and in the
parish. Dare to be challenged!
Presenter: Miriam Hidalgo, M.A. Religious Education, Boston College; B.A. in Youth Ministry, Providence College
Suggested for: All
3. Missionary Disciples in Today’s World
Description: Bishop Brennan will reflect on our call to re-imagine ourselves as disciples on mission in the
modern world, based on the writings of Pope Francis, The Joy of the Gospel, Laudato Si, The Joy of Love.
Presenter: Most Reverend Robert Brennan, Auxiliary Bishop of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: All
4. Paths to Christian Initiation: a Look at Who’s Who in the RCIA
Description: This workshop will look at who comes to us seeking to become Catholic (unbaptized, baptized
Christians, Catholics, seeking full initiation). We will spend our time identifying who they are and then how
to discern their path for initiation. Sponsored by RCL Benziger
Presenter: Joseph Long B.A. Theology; Graduate Studies in Religious Education/Religious Studies; Pastoral
Associate, Master Catechist, Lay Ministry Foundation Program –Diocese of Raleigh; DRE/Teacher
(Archdiocese of Philadelphia), Team Member, North American Forum on the Catechumenate Sales Rep, RCL
Benziger
Suggested for: RCIA Teams, Catechists, Clergy
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5. Reflections on
AMORIS LAETITIA
Description: The Bishop will share his reflections on the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation from Pope
Francis, The Joy of Love.
Presenter: Most Reverend William F. Murphy, D.D.; S.T.D., Fourth Bishop of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: All
6. Scriptural Themes on Mercy: Compassion, Forgiveness, Good Deeds
Description: This presentation will highlight some of the very many scriptural passages which give practical
illustrations around mercy as we experience it from the Lord and as we show it to one another.
Presenter: Fr. Patrick J. Griffin, CM, PhD in Biblical Studies from Catholic University in Washington, DC;
currently Executive Director of Vincentian Center for Church and Society at St. John’s University, NY
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Catechists
7. St. Paul: Priest & Pastor
Description: Come and learn about Paul’s vision of the Church as seen through his spiritual journey.
Presenter: Msgr. Jim McNamara MDiv. Theology, M.S. Ed. Counseling, Author, Pastor
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Catechists, Youth Ministers, Adult Faith Formation Teams
8. THE NEW RITE OF CELEBRATING MATRIMONY AND THE FORMATION OF MARRIED COUPLES
Description: Bishop Andrzej will discuss the recent changes to the Rite of Marriage and discuss how they reflect
the components of forming those preparing for the Sacrament of Marriage. What we celebrate in the liturgical rite
teaches us what how we should assist others in preparing to live the vocation of married life.
Presenter: Most Reverend Bishop Andrzej Zglejszewski, Auxiliary Bishop of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: Clergy, Those Involved in Marriage Prep, Catechetical Leaders
9. The Unmerciful Servant (Matt 18:21-35)
Description: Perhaps no parable in the NT draws our attention more forcefully to the relation between divine
and human mercy. In this workshop we will consider what “mercy” means and how it must be expressed as
well as experienced.
Presenter: Fr. Patrick J Griffin, CM PhD in Biblical Studies from Catholic University in Washington, DC;
currently Executive Director of Vincentian Center for Church and Society at St. John’s University, NY
Suggested for: All
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10. “The Way We Became the Brady Bunch”
Description: A reflection on the Apostolic Exhortation, “The Joy of Love” from the perspective of mercy.
Presenter: Msgr. James C Vlaun M. Div., MA Broadcasting, CEO and President of Telecare Television
Suggested for: Clergy, Catechetical Leaders, Marriage Prep Facilitators, Catechists
11. Understanding “Cinco Encuentro”: witnesses of God’s Love
Description: What is the V Encuentro? It is a process of ecclesial reflection and action that invites all Catholics in
the United States to participate. Bishop Perez will discuss what this is and will introduce this process in our parishes.
Presenter: Most Rev. Nelson J. Pérez, Chair USCCB’s Subcommittee on Hispanic Affairs for the Secretariat
of Cultural Diversity, Auxiliary Bishop, Diocese of Rockville Centre, Vicar for the Eastern Vicariate, Vicar for
the Hispanic Apostolate
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Clergy and Catechists.
12. What is the Point of Adult Formation? Putting Theory into Practice
Description: A discussion of the US Bishops document “Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us: A Pastoral Plan for
Adult Faith Formation in the United States” and its application in a parish setting.
Presenter: Suzanne Richards M.A. Religious Education; B.A. Finance Economics, DRVC Catechetical Leader
Certification, PFI Instructor, Adjunct Instructor - Molloy College
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders , All involved with Adult Faith Formation
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Catechesis - Children / Families
13. Human Dignity Curriculum- What? Why? How? When?
Description: To discuss the strategies for integrating Human Dignity throughout the Religious Education
Program in your parish. Creating a culture of respect for life and conscience formation among students and
families from the early years, through Confirmation Preparation and amongst families in our parishes.
Presenter: Ellen Zafonte, Associate Director of Children and Youth, Diocese of Rockville Centre, M.A.
Pastoral Studies/Theology; M.S. Education
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Confirmation Coordinators, Grade Level Coordinators
14. LAUDATO SI For YOUNG LEARNERS
Description: The workshop will explore Pope Francis’s Encyclical Laudato Si and creative ways it can be
presented to young people in the catechetical setting.
Presenter: Deacon Robert McCarthy, J.D., M.A., Pastoral Studies, Deacon of the Diocese of Rockville Centre
and Mary Jean McCarthy, Master of Education, Clinical Assistant Professor, Adelphi University
15. Lead, Follow and Get Out of the Way: Leading Children and Parents to the Silence through which God speaks
Description: As Catechists and Catechetical Leaders we must rekindle the significance of silence in the
spiritual formation of the children and the families we serve. Our role is clear: Lead them to the silence,
follow them into the silence and then get out of the way as God speaks to them through the silence. Using a
variety of learning modalities, this workshop offers practical methods which can easily be incorporated into
your faith formation classes/programs to develop and enrich the moments of silence needed for our children
to discover their relationship with Jesus.
Presenter: Jennifer Menneci, Director of Faith Formation, St. Margaret of Scotland, M.A. Theology, Graduate
of PFI, Catechist
Suggested for: Catechists, Catechetical Leaders, Clergy
16. Principles for Good Liturgy in a Religious Education Program
Description: This workshop will seek to discuss good foundational liturgical principles that can be used to
prepare appropriate liturgical experiences.
Presenter: Msgr. Joseph DeGrocco, Doctor of Ministry, M.A. in Liturgical Studies, M.Div, Former Professor
at Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
Suggested for: Catechetical leaders, Grade Level Coordinators, Catechists, Parish Liturgy Committee Members
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17. The Role of Parents in the Their Child’s Faith Life
Description: Participants will discuss and identify strategies to use in order to engage parents/guardians in
the faith formation of their children. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the important role they
play in building a church-home connection.
Presenter: Dr. Kathleen Walsh, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools, Diocese of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: Catechists and Catechetical Leaders
18. Using Crafts and Hands On Material to Enhance Your Lessons
Description: With the assistance of Doreen Dolan, Immaculate Gold, you will explore different modalities for
passing on the faith to children and parents.
Presenter: Sr. Karen Ladermann, OP Certified Catechetical Leader, Director of Religious Education
Suggested for: Catechists
19. When “this is the way we’ve always done it” doesn’t work anymore
Description: While change can be daunting, stagnation can be harmful. This workshop will highlight the
importance of discernment when looking to implement changes and not simply change things for the sake of
changing them.
Presenter: Lisette Robustelli, M.A. Pastoral Theology, Coordinator of Evangelization and Faith Formation at
Assumption Parish, Experience as a parish and diocesan director of Religious Education, helped create the
Diaconate Formation for the Diocese of Orange, CA.
20.Why God Doesn’t Send E-Mails— It’s All About the Tone!
Description: How many times have you been cautioned about the potential danger of emails? A warning we
would do well to heed since 80% of communication happens through body language and tone. Is it no wonder
then that God had to send his Son so that we would rightly “hear” his message? This workshop will focus on
what Christo-centric catechesis means in our time and life situation. We will explore ways to facilitate an
encounter with Christ that leads to intentional discipleship. Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor
Presenter: Dr. Joann Paradise, D.Min, National Catechetical Consultant, Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum
Division. Dr. Paradise has served as a Catechetical Leader in the Diocese of Pittsburgh for over 32 years as well
as both an elementary and high school teacher and adjunct faculty member.
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Clergy, Catechists
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Catechesis - Middle School / Youth Ministry
21. Cultivating Kindness: Mercy as a Goal of Catechesis
Description: Pope Francis has announced the Year of Mercy. How do we understand mercy in today’s world
and more importantly how do we prepare people to participate in the Year of Mercy. In this presentation we
will look at various “tools” such as the Ten Commandments, The Beatitudes and the Spiritual and Corporeal
works of Mercy as catechetical tools for the upcoming year. We will share hands-on activities that are ready to
implement in our religious education programs.
Presenter: Victor Valenzuela, National Bilingual Consultant for William H. Sadlier, Inc. BA-Humanities; MAReligious Education; D.Min Theology (in process)
Suggested for: Catechists, DRE, Catechetical Leaders, Youth Ministers
22.FORMING CATHOLIC LEADERS: FAITH FORMATION FOR TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS
Description: Dr. Heaney-Hunter will explore the ever-more important task of forming our young people to become
Catholic leaders in today’s society. She will discuss how this can be done in both parish and academic settings.
Presenter: Dr. Joanne Heaney-Hunter, Ph.D., Theology, M.S., Mental Health Counseling, Professor,
Department of Theology, St. John’s University
Suggested for: Youth Ministers, Campus Ministers, Catechetical Leaders
23. Life After Confirmation…Youth Ministry and the New Evangelization
Description: We cannot merely talk about Christ; we must be “God-Bearers” to our young Church. We must
be joyful witnesses of His love and courageous witnesses to His Gospel.
Presenter: Marianne Sheridan, M.A. Religious Studies (concentration in Youth Ministry), Director, Youth,
Campus & Young Adult Ministry, Diocese of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: Youth Ministers, Catechetical Leaders, Confirmation Coordinators
24.Planning Retreat Sessions
Description: How to plan and implement different types of retreats during class sessions and in addition to class time.
Presenter: Debbie Hurley, Director of Faith Formation, St. Catherine of Sienna Parish
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25. Renew your vision: Bridging the gap between Religious Ed and Youth Ministry
Description: This workshop was inspired by the USCCB document, “Renewing the Vision”, in hopes for a
more effective and comprehensive plan for Youth Ministry. How does the Religious Education fit into a plan
for parish Youth Ministry? This workshop will bring to the catechist and youth minister simple and practical
ways in connecting the work of these two ministries in the parish. IMAGINE-Saints born from the work,
prayers and sacrifices of the parish. “Renew Your Vision” challenges leadership to work towards building the
“Civilization of Love.”
Presenter: Juan Rodriguez, Pastoral Associate, Director & Founder of Defenders of the Holy Trinity
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Youth Ministers and Catechists
26. Understanding our teens: Who is generation Z?
Description: Have you noticed a change in the way our teens behave or even respond to information? Are they
ALWAYS glued to their cell phones? Looking for ways to get their attention? In this workshop, we will discuss
this new crop of teenagers called “Generation Z”, who they are, what makes them tick, and the challenges we
face when sharing the Good News with them. We will share strategies/tips on how to engage them and help
them feel part of the faith journey.
Presenter: Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez, Assistant Director of Advisory and Programming, Hunter College.
Youth Ministry consultant and vice-director of Defenders of the Holy Trinity
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Youth Ministers, Catechists and Parents
27. Young, Willing and Able
Description: Spiritual, Social and Service opportunities for young adults in their own backyard.
Presenter: Sr. Marie Mackey, CSJ, M.S. Education, M.A., Theology, Spiritual Director, High School Religion Teacher
Suggested For: Young Adults, Youth Ministers, Clergy
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Human Dignity / Social Justice
28. Caring for Patients with Dementia at the End of Life
Description: The workshop will look a the various types of dementia, and will discuss options for care
including hospice services. Will also focus on the caregiver and preserving dignity at the end of life.
Presenter: Mary Ellen Polit, RN, MS, Over 30 years of experience in home care and hospice. Currently
oversees palliative medicine practice
Suggested for: Community members, healthcare professionals.
29. Catholic Guidelines to Faithful Citizenship
Description: This workshop will examine the USCCB guidance on the role of conscience in choosing
candidates for elective office, and the difficulties that can be encountered in the process. These difficulties are
particularly well illustrated in this year’s Presidential election.
Presenter: Thomas Renker, General Counsel Diocese of Rockville Centre, New York University School of Law
Suggested for: All
30.Gianna Model: Preserving Dignity in Women’s Healthcare
Description: Why did Bishop Murphy wisely bring a Gianna Center to our diocese? How does this respect the
dignity of conception; of women; of marriage and the family? Which Catholic teachings insightfully led to the
development of this technology? What is NaPro Technology and why is this so valuable?
Presenter: Paul A. Carpentier, MD, CFCMC
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Middle School and High School, Catechists, Marriage Preparation
Facilitators, Respect Life Teams
31. New, Natural, Personal - Managing Health Care for Women Without Compromising Values
Description: Come and learn to build a foundation of fertility awareness.
Presenter: Jamey Hutchinson RN, Creighton Model Fertility Care Practitioner
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Pastors, Catechists, Youth Ministers, Marriage Preparation Facilitators
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32. Student Rights to Religious Expression in Schools
Description: A discussion of how public schools are not God-free zones.
Presenter: Barbara Samuells M.S., President of Catholics for Freedom of Religion
Suggested for: All
33. Uniquely Gifted by God
Description: There is more than meets the eye in each one of us as God’s unique creations. Explore and grow
in your understanding of your own personal giftedness as well as that of others.
Presenter: Laurie Whitfield, B.A. Music Education, M.A. Pastoral Administration, Director of Parish
Stewardship (18 years), Repeat Regional and National Speaker including, (Arch)Diocesan Keynote Addresses,
ICSC and NCEA
Suggested for: All
34. Why Human Dignity?
Description: We will look at the challenges, opportunities and blessings of the last decades. We will consider
a response that is counter cultural, rooted in spirituality, Gospel values and Catholic teaching. If we don’t
teach human dignity-who will?
Presenter: Mary McMahon, LCSW, MSW, Director of the Office of Child Protection of Children and Young
People
Suggested for: All
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Sacramental Preparation
35. Baptism Prep Models
Description: Explores various ways of facilitating Baptism Preparation in the parish. Topics will include:
forming the Baptism Prep team, what should be covered in the Baptism Prep Sessions, various models, Baptism
Prep as an important moment of evangelization, and Baptism prep as a key pastoral moment of encounter.
Presenter: Deacon Darrell Buono M.A., Pastoral Studies, Associate Director, Marriage and Family, Diocese
of Rockville Centre, Office of Faith Formation
Suggested for: Those currently involved or preparing to be involved as Baptism Preparation Catechists
36. Confirmation Process: Prayers for various stages for candidates, parents and sponsors
Description: Using RCIA as a model this workshop will present prayers for Parent/Candidate sessions at each
level of preparation as well as Sponsor/Candidate prayer services.
Presenter: Mary Alice Piil CSJ, Director of Faith Formation- Diocese of Rockville Centre. Ph.D from the
University of Notre Dame ; M.A. in Liturgy ;BS in Education. Sister Mary Alice served as Professor of Liturgy
at the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception and Director of Deacon Formation for the Diocese of Rockville
Centre. Co-host of Every Day Faith Live, a Telecare weekly news show
Suggested for: Clergy, Catechetical Leaders, Confirmation Coordinators
37. Love Made Visible: Encountering Christ in the Sacraments
Description: Sacramental preparation involves both helping people to understand the value of the gift God
offers and how to open themselves to receive the gift. This workshop will explore sacramental preparation
in light of the new evangelization and provide practical insights for helping families become communities of
disciples. Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor
Presenter: Dr. Joann Paradise, D.Min, National Catechetical Consultant, Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum
Division. Dr. Paradise has served as a Catechetical Leader in the Diocese of Pittsburgh for over 32 years as well
as both an elementary and high school teacher and adjunct faculty member.
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Clergy, Catechists
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38. Preparing for First Communion
Description: This workshop goes beyond the catechetical piece and focuses on the First Communion liturgy and
other related liturgical experiences. It will be based on the presenter’s book, “A Guide to First Communion” (LTP)
Presenter: Jo-Ann Metzdorff, Doctor of Ministry, Advanced degrees in Education & Theology, DRE at St.
Agnes Cathedral, Catechetical Leader in the Diocese of Rockville Centre for 20 years
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders, Clergy, Liturgy Teams
39. Reconciliation
Description: “Sinner Sue” discusses the facts and fallacies of this often misunderstood sacrament. Information
can be used in classroom and home situations.
Presenter: Susan Martin, M.A. Religious Education, DRE at St. Bernard Parish, Levittown, 34 years experience
in parish Ministry in the Diocese of Rockville Centre
Suggested for: Catechists
40.Sacramental Guidelines for Persons Who Have Special Needs-Awareness & Experience
Description: An experiential workshop designed for those who would like to know more about sacramental
guidelines for persons with special needs and how they impact religious education programs and family life.
Presenter: Kathy Russell-Sica, Coordinator, Ministry wih Persons with Special Needs - DRVC, Director of
Faith Formation, St. John Nepomucene Parish
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Technology
41. Digital Access
Description: Presentation and discussion on parish websites, campus Wi-Fi, and methods of mass
communication (Mail Chimp, Constant Contact, auto text/calls, etc.)
Presenter: Fr. Ralph Sommer, Pastor, St. Bernard’s, Levittown
Suggested for: Pastors, Catechetical Leaders and Clergy
42.Digital Toolbox
Description: Presentation and discussion on social media (pros and cons), web tools, like Google and YouTube,
and hardware/software use for, with or without Wi-Fi (the “digital toolbox’)
Presenters: Randi Hochenberger, DRE at Blessed Sacrament Parish, Valley Stream, MDiv. and Louise DiCarlo,
M.A. Religious Studies from Catholic Distance University, Certified Online Community Producer, managing
marketing, communications and online communities. Owner of a Virtual Assistant Customer Support
company, DRE at St. James Parish, Setauket
Suggested for: Catechetical Leaders and Catechists
43. Engaging & Evangelizing a Mobile Generation
Description: It’s no secret that we live in a mobile world and that more than 190 million people have smart
phones. We always have them with us and look at them continually for the most up-to-date information. In
this workshop we will learn some iPhone and Android basics, the advantage of notifications, what apps are
used for most with Churches, the advantage of having your own name in the app store to establish your Parish
Brand, and much more! We will discuss the offering that Our Sunday Visitor has to offer parishes. Sponsored
by Our Sunday Visitor
Presenter: Katie Herzing, Digital Product Specialist with Our Sunday Visitor. Assists parishes to embrace
new technology as tools for stewardship and evangelization, creating websites, mobile apps., and establishing
Online Giving. She has worked as a parish Office Manager, Webmaster, Youth Minister, and Confirmation
Coordinator.
Suggested for: Pastors, Catechetical Leaders, Youth Ministers
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Talleres ofrecidos en español
44.V Encuentro Discípulos Misioneros: Testigos deL amor de Dios
Tema/Descripción: ¿Qué es el V Encuentro? Es un proceso de reflexión eclesial y acción que invita a todos los
católicos de los estados Unidos ha participar. El Obispo Pérez explicará qué es y cómo presentar este proceso
en nuestras parroquias.
Presentador: Monseñor Nelson J. Pérez, Presidente del Subcomité de Asuntos Hispanos del secretariado de
Diversidad Cultural del USCCB, Obispo Auxiliar de la diócesis de Rockville Centre, Vicario del Vicariato del
Este, Vicario para el Apostolado Hispano
Público: Directoras de Educación Religiosa, clero y catequistas en general.
45.La Mujer en el Plan de Salvación
Tema/Descripción: En nuestra historia de fe, descrita en la Escritura, leemos sobre el papel de muchas mujeres
en el plan de salvación. En este taller hablaremos de cómo la vida de esas mujeres nos sirve de ejemplo para
valorar nuestra dignidad como mujeres de fe y continuar nuestra labor en la misión de la Iglesia.
Presentador: Dulce M Jimenez Abreu, Profesora y traductora de materiales de religión, ha desarrollado
materiales bilingües de Sadlier y ha presentado un sin número de talleres sobre la integración de la cultura
latina y la catequesis como una forma práctica de enseñar a niños bilingües.
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, catequistas, y voluntarios en las parroquias
46.Cultivando la espiritualidad en nuestras familias
Tema/Descripción: “Los padres son los primeros responsables de la educación de sus hijos.” (CCC 2223).
Como catequistas se nos olvida lo que el Catecismo de la iglesia Católica nos dice claramente que la formación
en la fe está situada en el hogar. En este taller se presentarán cinco ideas para fomentar, crecer y apoyar la
espiritualidad en el hogar. Ideas y manualidades creativas serán parte de la conversación. La meta de este taller
es de equipar a los catequistas para que luego ellos puedan fortalecer la catequesis en nuestras casas.
Presentador: Victor Valenzuela, Consultor Nacional Bilingüe para William H. Sadlier, Inc. BA- en
Humanidades; MA-Educacion Religiosa; D.Min Teología (en proceso)
Público : Directores de Educación Religiosa, Líderes de Grupos juveniles, catequistas en general.
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47.Cuando lo que hemos venido haciendo no funciona mas.
Tema/Descripción: Si bien el cambio puede ser agobiante, estar estancados puede ser nocivo. Este taller
realzará la importancia del discernimiento al implementar cambios y no hacer cambios solo por hacerlos.
Presentador: Lisette Robustelli M.A. en Teología Pastoral, Coordinadora de Evangelización y Formación en
la Fe en la Parroquia de la Asunción. Experiencia como directora de Educación Religiosa a nivel parroquial y
diocesano. Ayudó a crear la formación para el diaconado para la Diócesis de Orange.
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, catequistas y voluntarios en las parroquias
48.Una Conversión ecológica: Una respuesta a
LAUDATO SI
Tema/Descripción : El Papa Francisco nos reta en su encíclica Laudato Si a “atrevernos a convertir en
sufrimiento personal lo que le pasa al mundo, y así reconocer cual es la contribución que cada uno puede
aportar”. En este taller hablaremos de cómo nosotros como cristianos podemos tomar una acción significativa
e inmediata tanto en casa como en la parroquia. ¡Atrévete a aceptar el reto!
Presentador: Miriam Hidalgo, Maestría en Educación Religiosa, Boston College, BA en Ministerio para
Jóvenes, Providence College.
Público: Dirigido a todos los católicos laicos
49.¿Protegen los Medios de Comunicación Social y las Redes
Sociales la Dignidad Humana?
Tema/Descripción: Por medio de la presentación de un análisis de algunos contenidos televisivos, de prensa
y de redes sociales, vamos a descubrir la manera cómo se trata al ser humano y a su dignidad como hijo de
Dios.
Presentador: Marta Moscosco, Editora del periódico Fe Fuerza Vida, BA en Periodismo, Maestría en
Planificación de Desarrollo, Columbia University-School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA)
Cesar Gonzales, Escritor, Periodista, Fotógrafo, BA en Comunicaciones Sociales y Periodismo, Maestría en
Trabajos de Comunicaciones Sociales
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50.¿Cómo Los Medios de Comunicación y las Redes Sociales pueden contribuir o ir en contra de la Catequesis?
Tema/Descripción: Por medio de una mirada a los “valores” que promueven los contenidos televisivos en
los medios hispanos, compararlos con los valores que se promueven en un programa de Educación Religiosa
Familiar y ofrecer una actitud crítica que permita compararlos, evaluarlos y conversarlos en familia.
Presentador: Marta Moscosco, Editora del periódico Fe Fuerza Vida, BA en Periodismo, Maestría en
Planificación de Desarrollo, Columbia University-School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA)
Cesar Gonzales, Escritor, Periodista, Fotógrafo, BA en Comunicaciones Sociales y Periodismo, Maestría en
Trabajos de Comunicaciones Sociales
51. Renovando la Visión: Construyendo un Puente entre Educación Religiosa y el Ministerio de Jóvenes
Tema/Descripción: Este taller fue inspirado por un documento de la Comisión Episcopal “Renovando la Visión”,
con la esperanza de un modelo más efectivo y eficaz para el ministerio de Jóvenes. Este taller le brindara al líder de
la catequesis y al ministro de jóvenes prácticas y simples estrategias en conectar su trabajo de estos dos ministerios
en la parroquia.
Presentador: Juan Rodriguez, Asociado Pastoral, Fundador de Defensores de la Santísima Trinidad
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, Líderes de Grupos juveniles, catequistas en general y padres de familia
52. Comprendiendo a nuestros adolescentes: ¿quiénes son la generación Z?
Tema/Descripción: ¿Ha notado un cambio en la manera en que sus jóvenes actúan y/o comprenden información?
¿Están ellos siempre pegados a sus celulares? ¿Está buscando maneras de llamar su atención? En este taller,
discutiremos este nuevo grupo de adolescentes llamados “Generación Z”; quienes son, que los hace reaccionar, y los
obstáculos que enfrentamos cuando compartimos la Buena Nueva con ellos. También compartiremos estrategias/
ideas de cómo incluirlos y ayudarles ver que ellos son parte del caminar de fe.
Presentador: Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez, Directora Asistente de Consejería y Programación, Hunter College.
Consultora en el Ministerio de Jóvenes y vice-directora de Defensores de la Santísima Trinidad
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, Líderes de Grupos juveniles, catequistas en general y padres de familia
53. Metodología para una enseñanza- aprendizaje de la catequesis actualizada
Tema/Descripción: Una exploración sobre técnicas y herramientas modernas para lograr una mayor
captación de los temas de catequesis en la realidad de los jóvenes y adultos de hoy.
Presentador: Diácono Roberto Polanco, BA en Educación y Consejería, MA en Estudios Pastorales
Público: Catequistas de adultos y jóvenes
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54.Panel -Conversatorio La Educación Religiosa de nuestros niños debe ser ¿en inglés, en español o bilingüe?
Tema/Descripción: Le invitamos a formar parte de este panel y escuchar diferentes puntos de vista acerca de
la Educación Religiosa de nuestros niños.
Presentador: Diácono Roberto Polanco – Diana Pizarro
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, catequistas y padres de familia
55. Recursos en línea para la Catequesis: niños, jóvenes y adultos
Tema/Descripción: Gracias a la tecnología de hoy tenemos acceso a muchos recursos al alcance de nuestras
manos. ¿Qué páginas de internet podemos usar en nuestra catequesis?
Presentador: Diana Pizarro, Directora Asociada para la Comunidad de Habla Hispana, Diócesis de Rockville
Centre; BA en Educación; Candidata en MA en Teología
Público: Directores de Educación Religiosa, líderes de grupos juveniles y catequistas
Talleres ofrecidos en español
Por favor elija dos talleres, uno de la lista 1 y uno de la lista 2
LISTA 1
LISTA 2
45. La Mujer en el Plan de Salvación
44. V Encuentro Discípulos Misioneros:
Testigos del amor de Dios
49. ¿Protegen los Medios de Comunicación Social
y las Redes Sociales la Dignidad Humana?
45. La Mujer en el Plan de Salvación
51. Renovando la Visión: Construyendo un Puente
entre Educación Religiosa y el Ministerio de Jóvenes
46. Cultivando la espiritualidad en nuestras familias
53. Metodología para una enseñanza- aprendizaje de la
catequesis actualizada
47. Cuando lo que hemos venido
haciendo no funciona mas.
54. Panel -Conversatorio La Educación Religiosa de
48. Una Conversión ecológica: Una
nuestros niños debe ser ¿en inglés, en español o bilingüe? respuesta a Laudato Si
50. ¿Cómo Los Medios de Comunicación
55. Recursos en línea para la Catequesis: niños, jóvenes y y las Redes Sociales pueden contribuir
adultos
o ir en contra de la Catequesis?
52. Comprendiendo a nuestros adolescentes:
¿quiénes son la Generación Z?
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Workshops
Please make two choices using the workshops numbers
(ONE from LIST 1 and ONE from LIST 2)
LIST 1
2. An Ecological Conversion: A Response to Laudato Si
4. Paths to Christian Initiation: A Look
at Who’s Who in the RCIA
5. Reflections on Amoris Laetitia
8. The New Rite of Celebrating Matrimony
and the Formation of Married Couples
9. The Unmerciful Servant (Matt 18:21-35)
11. Understanding “Cinco Encuentro” Missionary
Disciples: witnesses of God’s Love
12. What is the Point of Adult Formation?
Putting Theory into Practice
13. Human Dignity Curriculum
What? Why? How? When?
14. Laudato Si For Young Learners
15. Lead, Follow and Get Out of the Way:
Leading Children and Parents to the
Silence through which God speaks
16. Principles for Good Liturgy in a Religious Education
Program
17. The Role of Parents in their Childs Faith Life
18. Using Crafts and Hands On Material
to Enhance Your Lessons
19. When “this is the way we’ve always done it”
doesn’t work anymore
20. Why God Doesn’t Send E-Mails— It’s All
About the Tone!
21. Cultivating Kindness: Mercy as a Goal of Catechesis
LIST 2
1. A Walk through the RCIA—what does the Rite say?
3. Missionary Disciples In Today’s World
6. Scriptural Themes on Mercy: Compassion,
Forgiveness, Good Deeds
12. What is the Point of Adult Formation?
Putting Theory into Practice
13. Human Dignity Curriculum
What? Why? How? When?
16. Principles for Good Liturgy in a
Religious Education Program
18. Using Crafts and Hands On Material
to Enhance Your Lessons
23. Life After Confirmation…Youth Ministry
and the New Evangelization
24. Planning Retreat Sessions
25. Renew Your Vision: Bridging The Gap
Between Religious ED and Youth Ministry
30. Gianna: Preserving Dignity in Women’s Healthcare
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Workshops Continued
LIST 1
22. Forming Catholic Leaders: Faith
Formation For Teens And Young Adults
24. Planning Retreat Sessions
LIST 2
37. Love Made Visible: Encountering
Christ in the Sacraments
39. Reconciliation
26. Understanding our teens: Who is generation Z?
40. Sacramental Guidelines for Persons Who
Have Special Needs-Awareness & Experience
27. Young, Willing and Able
42. Digital Toolbox
29. Catholic Guidelines to Faithful Citizenship
30. Gianna: Preserving Dignity in Women’s Healthcare
31. New, Natural, Personal - Managing Health Care
for Women Without Compromising Values
36. Confirmation Process: Prayers for various stages for
candidates, parents and sponsors
38. Preparing for First Communion
40. Sacramental Guidelines for
Persons Who Have Special
Needs-Awareness & Experience
41. Digital Access
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Office of Faith Formation
Diocese of Rockville Centre
50 n. park Ave., P.O. Box 9023 • Rockville Centre, NY 11571
phone: (516) 678-5800 • fax: (516) 536-3473
www.drvc-faith.org

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