Adult Education 

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      1)  BCTV Catechism Samples.

    Reference Number:  01030

 

2)   Becoming a Successful Catechist:  Getting Started Part 1.  National Catholic Catechists Society.

    “Provides encouragement and guidelines on the practical concerns of a new Catechist.  It gives clear examples of ways to relate instruction to the student’s life experience.  It also suggests ways to integrate formal, spontaneous and reflective prayer into the classroom.  Several proven methods for building community help the beginning catechist to establish a warm, caring classroom atmosphere.”

       Reference Number:  S-00005

 

3)   Becoming a Successful Catechist:  Getting Started Part 2.  National Catholic Catechists Society.

    “Provides encouragement and guidelines on the practical concerns of a new catechist, at the same time it helps refresh the veteran on some basics.  It offers a clear explanation of how elements of lectionary-based catechesis can help your instruction be more in tune with the movement of the Church year.  There are also practical tips on ways to take advantage of the energy of young people by structuring your lessons to include movement and activity.  At the same time, you discover that by asking students to establish a few basic rules of class behavior, you can maintain an orderly classroom.  There are also guidelines on how to handle student sarcasm.”

       Reference Number:  S-00006

 

4)   Becoming a Successful Catechist:  Getting Started Part 3.  National Catholic Catechists Society.

    “Continues to introduce the new catechist to those skills of classroom and curriculum management that can make the difference between success and discouragement during the first year.  At the same time, it helps refresh the veteran catechist on some of the basics.  This program shows the beginner how to integrate writing into the lesson, using Scripture, student experience, and even some research.  It then explores the issue of memorization in religious education and explains the importance of vocal prayer as a means of holding the community together.”

      Reference Number:  S-00007

 

5)      Cavin, Jeff, Gray, Tim and Christmyer, Sarah.  The Greatest Adventure:  A Journey Through the Bible Sessions 1-2.  2003.  110 min. (Video).

Reference Number:  C-00200

 

6)      Catechetics—Yesterday and Today (Session 2).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  00005

 

7)      Creating and Atmosphere for Learning (Session 5).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00001

 

8)    Creative Skills and Activities (Session 15).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00002 

 

9)   Cronin, Jim and Gaynell.  Effective Teaching Methods 1.  New York, New York:  Paulist Press.                                                                                                                                

    “Directors of religious education have highly praised this video, the first in a series.  Catechists who are about to teach for the first time will gain confidence by seeing practical teaching techniques in action.  Veteran catechists will discover fresh ideas and inspiration for their important ministry.  In this tape, effective teaching methods are enacted in classrooms and homes with a variety of teachers and grade levels (first through eighth).  Three topics are explored in this video, each 20 minutes in length.  Creating the Environment.  How to set up a class room or a home.  Asking the Question.  The authors demonstrate how to phrase a question.  Inviting to Pray.  How to help Children of all ages pray.”

      Reference Number:  C-00001

 

10)   Christ Images:  The Redemption Through the Ages.  Los Angeles, California:  Franciscan Communications.  120 min.                                                                                                                             

    “Christ in the Early Church:  The first Christians often took Hebrew figures or the popular Roman images of the day, such as the fish, and with slight additions, transformed them into expressions of their devotion to Christ.  By the 4th century, Christianity was flourishing and images of Christ the victor over death and Christ the loving good shepherd made their appearance.  Christ in Medieval Life:  In the Meddle Ages, Christ was seen by the people as sharing intimately in their humanity and in their suffering, so vivid images of the suffering an crucified Jesus and of his sorrowing mother were widespread.  Christ in and Expanding World:  In a world of global exploration and growing nationalism, artists depicted a self-aware, often lonely, Christ; and religious images become introspective and highly interpretive.  Christ in the Modern World:  Images of Christ in more recent times reflect a renewed sense of Church traditions.  Many 20th century art works look back to the joyousness of the early Christian images of Christ in glory.  Others reflect the humanity and the suffering of Jesus in an ethnic setting or through contemporary media.  Still others capture the interior struggle the strength of the Redeemer.” 

      Reference Number:  C-00002  

 

11)  Come and See:  A Mission Education Program Video Tape Component.  St. Columbans, Nebraska:  The Columban Fathers Mission Education Office.  

      Reference Number:  C-00003

 

12)  Cultural and Social Dimensions of Church (Session 10).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  00006

 

13)      D’Ambrosio, Marcellino, Ph.D.  Feast of Faith the Transforming Power of the Eucharist.  West Chester, Pennsylvania:  Ascension Press, 2005. (DVD)

       Reference Number:  D-00129

 

14)  De Sales Video Series:  The Baptism 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00001

 

15)  De Sales Video Series:  The Baptism 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00002

 

16)  De Sales Video Series:  The Baptism 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  00007

 

17)  De Sales Video Series:  The Baptism 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00003

 

18)  De Sales Video Series:  The Basic Bible Tools 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00004

 

19)  De Sales Video Series:  The Basic Bible Tools 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00005

 

20)  De Sales Video Series:  The Basic Bible Tools 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00006

 

21)  De Sales Video Series:  The Basic Bible Tools 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  00008

 

22)  De Sales Video Series:  Christian Morality and Forgiveness 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00007

 

23)  De Sales Video Series:  Christian Morality and Forgiveness 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  00009

 

24)  De Sales Video Series:  Christian Morality and Forgiveness 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00008

 

25)  De Sales Video Series:  Christian Morality and Forgiveness 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00009

 

26)  De Sales Video Series:  The Creed 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00010

 

27)  De Sales Video Series:  The Creed 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00011

 

28)  De Sales Video Series:  The Creed 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00012

 

29)  De Sales Video Series:  The Creed 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00013

 

30)  De Sales Video Series:  The Eucharist 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00014

 

31)  De Sales Video Series:  The Eucharist 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00015

 

32)  De Sales Video Series:  The Eucharist 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00016

 

33)  De Sales Video Series:  The Eucharist 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00017

 

34)  De Sales Video Series:  The Living Gospel 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00018

   

35)  De Sales Video Series:  The Old Testament 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00019

 

36)  De Sales Video Series:  The Old Testament 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00020

 

37)  De Sales Video Series:  The Old Testament 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00021

 

38)  De Sales Video Series:  The Old Testament 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00022

 

39)  De Sales Video Series:  Program Preview.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00023

 

40)  De Sales Video Series:  St. Paul 1&2.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00024

 

41)  De Sales Video Series:  St. Paul 3&4.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00025

 

42)  De Sales Video Series:  St. Paul 5&6.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00026

 

43)  De Sales Video Series:  St. Paul 7&8.  Baker, Oregon:  Diocese of Baker, 1988.

      Reference Number:  B-00027

 

44)  Developmental Psychology (Session 3).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  B-00028

 

45)  Exploring the Teachings of Christ.  Huntington, Indiana:  Our Sunday Visitor.  6 tapes.  5:10 min. 

      Reference Number:  M-00003  

 

46)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  The Church:  An Image of Herself.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 110 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00001

 

47)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  Models of Church (Part One).  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 110 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00002

 

48)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  Models of Church (Part Two).  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 120 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00003

 

49)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  Ministry:  Historical Overview.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00004

 

50)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  Mission.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 100 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00005

 

51)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Church and Ministry:  The Future of Ministry.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 110 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00006

 

52)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  Methodology for Constructive Christology.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 100 min.  

      Reference Number:  00010

 

53)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  The Activity and Message of Jesus.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 120 min.

      Reference Number:  P-00007

 

54)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  Contemporary Understandings of the Death of Jesus.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00008

 

55)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  The Reality of the Resurrection.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00009

 

56)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  The Council of Chalcedon.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00010

 

57)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to Christology:  Contemporary Christological Reflections.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 115 min.  

      Reference Number:  00011

 

58)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  How to Read a Gospel.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 120 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00011

 

59)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  A Portrait of the Historical Jesus.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00012 

 

60)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  The Meaning of the Resurrection.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 115 min.  

      Reference Number:  00012

 

61)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  The Mystery of Redemption.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 150 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00013

 

62)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  The Suffering of the Messiah.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 115 min.  

      Reference Number:  P-00014

 

63)  The Georgetown University Theological Studies Program:  Introduction to the New Testament:  Jesus as the Revelation of God in Our Midst.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987. 105 min.

      Reference Number:  P-00015

 

64)  Groome, Thomas H.  The Shared Praxis Approach to Religious Education.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987.  90 min.                                                                                               

    “Shared Praxis weaves Scripture, doctrine, and Christian living into a dynamic catechetical process.  Catechists learn how to share the gospel story and  vision with others.”

      Reference Number:  G-00001

 

65)  Harris, Maria.  Teaching and Religious Imagination (Sessions 1-3).  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987.  90 min.                                                                                                           

     “Catechists join with Maria Harris in examining their own personal style of presenting their faith.  She leads catechists to see their ministry in new and imaginative ways.”

      Reference Number:  H-00001

 

66)  Harris, Maria.  Teaching and Religious Imagination (Sessions 4-5).  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1987.  60 min.                                                                                                            

    “Catechists join with Maria Harris in examining their own personal style of presenting their faith.  She leads catechists to see their ministry in new and imaginative ways.”

      Reference Number:  H-00002

 

67)  How to Teach This Is Our Faith Religion Program.  Carthage, Illinois:  Silver Burdett & Ginn.                                 

    “This videotape will enable your catechists and teachers to use This Is Our Faith more effectively.  It begins with an introduction and over view of This Is Our Faith and then describes lesson planning and presentation in detail.  Catechists and teachers will appreciate how practical this tape is as they see pages form the student text and teacher edition explained, and an actual class using the books.”

      Reference Number:  00013

 

68)  Introduction to the Bible Tape One Lectures 1-4.  Collegeville, Minnesota:  The Liturgical Press, 1990.

      Reference Number:  L-00002

 

69)  Introduction to the Bible Tape Two Lectures 5-8.  Collegeville, Minnesota:  The Liturgical Press, 1990.

      Reference Number:  00015

 

      70)  Lay Ministers in the Eucharistic Community.  Mystic, Connecticut:  Twenty-Third Publications, 1988.

      Reference Number:  01031

 

71)  The Learning Environment for Catechists.  Kansas City, Missouri:  Sheed & Ward.  30 min.    

    “Practical hints for the catechist on classroom environment.”

      Reference Number:  00014

 

72)  Loyola University Institute for Ministry Extension Program:  Information Session Tape.   New Orleans, Louisiana:  Loyola University New Orleans, 1997.  15:30 min.

      Reference Number:  U-00002

 

73)  Moral Formation (Session 13). Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  M-00004

 

74)  New Exodus:  Preview Video.  Denver, Colorado:  The Source, 1988.  45 min.                                

    “This introductory video had been produced to assist diocesan and parish leaders in better understanding the wealth of resources offered by this one program, New Exodus.  It includes the complete video portion of Session 5 which is one of the eight sessions comprising the New Exodus program.”

      Reference Number:  S-00008

 

75)  New Exodus:  Volume I.  Denver, Colorado:  The Source, 1988.  120 min.                                

    “Session One:  The Growing Importance of Lay Leadership in the Church.  Session Two:  Making Church Leadership a Constructive Experience.”

      Reference Number:  S-00009

 

76)  New Exodus:  Volume II.  Denver, Colorado:  The Source, 1988.  120 min.                               

    “Session Three:  Communication Skills:  Key to Successful Leadership.  Session Four:  Cutting Edge of Excellence:  Productive Interpersonal Skills.”

      Reference Number:  S-00010

 

77)  New Exodus:  Volume III.  Denver, Colorado:  The Source, 1988.  120 min.                             

    “Session Five:  Effective Decision Making for Parish Leaders.  Session Six:  Making Meetings Work for You.”

      Reference Number:  S-00011

 

78)  New Exodus:  Volume IV.  Denver, Colorado:  The Source, 1988.  120 min.                               

     “Session Seven:  Working Through Parish Problems and Conflicts.  Looking Toward the Future of Church Lay Leadership.”

      Reference Number:  S-00012

 

79)  Orientation to Catechetics and Lesson Planning (Session 1).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00005

 

80)  Petery, Sister Ida, SDSH, Ph.D.  Be a Dynamic and Effective Religion Teacher! (Sessions I and II).  Las Angeles, California:  Society Devoted to the Sacred Heart, 1991.                                    

     “The vibrant, highly effective Five Step Illustrated Method of “Sacred Heart Kids’ Club” video catechesis had captivated educators and delighted children across the country and abroad.  In this video course you can easily learn the same method.  On four video tapes it presents the unique theory, practice and sample lessons of the Five Step Illustrated Method.  Incorporate it into your Catechist Formation program of complete the course by yourself at your own pace.” 

      Reference Number:  P-00016

 

81)  Petery, Sister Ida, SDSH, Ph.D.  Be a Dynamic and Effective Religion Teacher! (Sessions III and IV).  Las Angeles, California:  Society Devoted to the Sacred Heart, 1991.                            

    “The vibrant, highly effective Five Step Illustrated Method of “Sacred Heart Kids’ Club” video catechesis had captivated educators and delighted children across the country and abroad.  In this video course you can easily learn the same method.  On four video tapes it presents the unique theory, practice and sample lessons of the Five Step Illustrated Method.  Incorporate it into your Catechist Formation program of complete the course by yourself at your own pace.”

      Reference Number:  P-00017

 

82)  Petery, Sister Ida, SDSH, Ph.D.  Be a Dynamic and Effective Religion Teacher! (Sessions V).  Las Angeles, California:  Society Devoted to the Sacred heart, 1991.                                        

    “The vibrant, highly effective Five Step Illustrated Method of “Sacred Heart Kids’ Club” video catechesis had captivated educators and delighted children across the country and abroad.  In this video course you can easily learn the same method.  On four video tapes it presents the unique theory, practice and sample lessons of the Five Step Illustrated Method.  Incorporate it into your Catechist Formation program of complete the course by yourself at your own pace.”

      Reference Number:  P-00018

  

83)  Petery, Sister Ida, SDSH, Ph.D.  Be a Dynamic and Effective Religion Teacher! (Sessions VI and VII Complete Sample Lessons).  Las Angeles, California:  Society Devoted to the Sacred heart, 1991.                                                                                                                               

     “The vibrant, highly effective Five Step Illustrated Method of “Sacred Heart Kids’ Club” video catechesis had captivated educators and delighted children across the country and abroad.  In this video course you can easily learn the same method.  On four video tapes it presents the unique theory, practice and sample lessons of the Five Step Illustrated Method.  Incorporate it into your Catechist Formation program of complete the course by yourself at your own pace.”

      Reference Number:  P-00019

 

84)  The Pilgrimage of the People of God:  An Introduction to the Study of the History of the Church  Tape I.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1991.  90 min.                                                        

    “Church history is a valuable resource that enriches our lives.  It consoles by providing us with companions in the search for the meaning of the Christ event.  It educates by giving us a shared memory of Catholic identity.  Father McShane proves that the past is not a “dead zone” but a living guide for confronting the faith struggles of our time.  Segment 1:  The Early Church.  Segment 2:  The Medieval Church.  Segment 3:  The Reformation.”

      Reference Number:  P-00020

 

85)  The Pilgrimage of the People of God:  An Introduction to the Study of the History of the Church Tape II.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1991.  90 min.                                                       

     “Segment 4:  The Counter—Reformation.  Segment 5:  The Early Modern Period.  Segment 6:  The Modern Period.”

      Reference Number:  P-00021

 

86)  Prayer and Celebration (Session 16).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00006

 

87)  Religions of the World.  Schlessinger Media A Division of Library Video Company, 1998. 6 tapes 50 min. each.                                                                                                                                        

    “Explore issues that probe the very core of our existence and gain new understanding about humanity.  Travel to exotic locations and observe how religions have shaped cultures, changed history, brought us closer together and thrust us into war.  Original footage and vivid imagery provide a fresh perspective on the vast differences and striking similarities of the world’s many faiths.  Journey into a world of new spiritual thought and rediscover your own.”

      Reference Number:  M-00007

 

88)  Renewing the Mind of the Media.  Washington D.C.:  United States Catholic Conference, 1999.  12 min.  

     “Have you ever felt disturbed by words and images in the media:  Do you feel powerless before those in control of news and entertainment media?  Renewing the Mind of the Media addresses such questions especially as they relate to the gratuitous violence and misuse of sexuality in the media.”

      Reference Number:  C-00004

 

89)  Sacraments of Initiation (Session 11).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  M-00008

 

90)  Scripture (Session 7).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00009

 

91)  Share the World.  Washington D.C.:  National Catholic Evangelization Association.                    

    “Practical video for setting up small groups of the Sunday Readings.  To be used in conjunction with the bi-monthly magazine called Share the Word.”  

      Reference Number:  A-00001

 

92)  Sin and Reconciliation (Session 14).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  M-00010

 

93)   Storytelling—A Tool for Becoming an Expert Teacher.  75 min.                                   

     “From the cradle, our lives are woven with story.  Stories are what make catechetics come alive!  For beginning teachers this time together will focus on how to tell stories so that the connection between faith and imagination can call us into the Christian Community story.  This is a practical video with lots of ideas to use with your class.”

      Reference Number:  00016

 

94)   Sunday to Sunday.  Washington D.C.:  Paulist Media Works, Inc., 1998.                   

    “Helping to understand God’s Word as it is found in the Church’s liturgical readings for Sunday.  This video, designed by adult educators, includes a leaders’ guide, listening of readings for the Sunday, and a set of questions to help stimulate the group process, Featuring:  Host, Carol Lehan, Father John Geaney, CSP, and Tony Martinelli.”

      Reference Number:  P-00022

 

95)  Teachers Response to AIDS.  45 min.                                                                        

    “This video was approved by Bishop Daniel F. Walsh for the Diocese of Reno-Las Vegas as an AIDS Information Guide for Educators.  It is a presentation prepared by the Diocese of San Jose with Reverend Gerald S.  Coleman.”

      Reference Number:  R-00028

 

96)  Teaching Made Easier for Volunteers.  90 min.                                                           

     “In his series John McCall and a team of experienced volunteer teachers pass on all he strategies, insights, and techniques needed to turn reluctant volunteers into confident, willing teachers.”

      Reference Number:  00018

 

97)  The Church as it Evolves (Session 9).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  M-00011

 

98)  The Eucharist (Session 12).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.  

      Reference Number:  00019 

 

99)  The Gospels and the Person of Jesus (Session 8).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00012

 

100)           Understanding the Learning Process (Session 4).  Utah, Ogden:  Christian Media, 1984.

      Reference Number:  M-00013

 

101)           What is Catholicism?  Parts 1-3.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1986.  90 min.  

     “Father McBrien offers a panoramic view of Catholic belief and practice that will help people of all ages to understand and appreciate their faith.  Ideal for teacher training and adult education in small group settings.”

      Reference Number:  P-00023

 

102)          What is Catholicism?  Parts 4-6.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1986.  90 min.

      Reference Number:  P-00024

 

103)                      What is Catholicism?  Parts 7-9.  Allen, Texas:  Tabor Publishing, 1986.  90 min.

      Reference Number:  P-00025

 

104)                      Your Role on a Better Religious Education Team (Part One).  National Catholic Catechists Society.                                                                                                                                       

     “Directed to classroom catechists, directors and coordinators of religious education, deacons, liturgists, pastors, and other parish leasers—anyone, in fact, who works with adults or children in a parish setting.  The program explains the components of a religious education team, explores the responsibilities of team members and leaders, and examines how everyone can work together to reach commonly held goals.  The special focus of this video is leadership.  What is a leader?  What special abilities does a leader have?  Does a leader influence others to do what he or she wants, or is leadership a subtler process?  Examples of leadership in both the religious education classroom and the wider parish are provided.” 

      Reference Number:  S-00013                      

 

105)                      Your Role on a Better Religious Education Team (Part Two).  National Catholic Catechists Society. 

     “Explores the reasons people become catechists as well as their responsibilities to the parish and to their students.  This program discusses being committed and prepared, two of the most essential responsibilities of a catechist.  It details the importance of planning lessons and being ready to adjust when things don’t go exactly as planned; cooperating with the religious education team, the DRE and other catechists; the need for evaluation—evaluating yourself and letting others evaluate you.”   

      Reference Number:  S-00016

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