This course offers catechists a sweeping overview of the history of the Catholic Church across four major eras: the Early Church, the Medieval Church, the Catholic and Protestant Reformation, and the Modern and Contemporary Church.

 Through this historical journey, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how the Church’s awareness and articulation of the Deposit of Faith has developed over time. Key historical events and influential figures will be explored, with attention given to their significance and relevance in the context of the Church and world today.

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This course equips catechists with both theoretical foundations and practical skills in the teaching method of the Universal Church. 

Participants will learn the aims and pedagogy of catechesis, understand age-appropriate faith formation, and be introduced to the Archdiocesan catechetical curriculum, while gaining hands-on experience in using the Catechism, crafting reflection questions, and presenting in the prayer space.

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This course equips catechists and facilitators to intentionally nurture Christian community through small faith-sharing groups. Rooted in the Church’s vision of catechesis as communal and dialogical, it focuses on authentic listening, meaningful dialogue, and practical facilitation skills. 

Participants will learn how attentive listening leads to compassionate action, enabling them to guide groups effectively, foster faith growth, manage group dynamics, and create inclusive spaces for deeper encounters with God and vibrant community life.

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