[FCC] Learning to Listen
and Facilitate
and Facilitate
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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Celebrate our 10th Anniversary with our specially curated merchandise.
The commemorative T-shirt reflects the faith, service, and community shared over the years, capturing significant moments in the catechetical journey.
The prayer kit is an essential resource for catechists, thoughtfully prepared to support prayer at sessions or at home, and enables the setting up of a prayer space wherever needed.
This workshop equips catechists with practical guidance for planning and facilitating the First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion retreat as part of the catechetical journey.
Drawing from the OFC Bridging Programme, participants will explore key retreat components, sample schedules, and child-friendly materials, and learn effective ways to prepare children for reconciliation through prayerful and engaging retreat activities.
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During the Launch of Catechetical Year, Fr Terence address the catechetical community with the main focuses for the year as well as how we can embrace the hope in our communities.
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By: Joshua Chan
Published On: January 21st, 2026
In his homily, Cardinal Goh said catechists should not stop at handing on theoretical knowledge about the faith, but should also share the joy of a personal encounter with the Lord.
“Be good mentors, so the kids can look at you and say ‘I want to be like you and have the same joy you have’,” he said. “There is no greater gift you can give anyone, except the gift of Jesus,” he said.
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Hear our Catechetical Director, Fr Terence Kesavan describes
what is catechesis?
The name of catechesis was given to the whole of the efforts within the Church to make disciples, to help people to believe that Jesus is the Son of God… and to educate and instruct them in this life and thus build up the Body of Christ.
- Catechesi Tradendae (1979) 1
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Connect families to parishes & communities
Explore and identify resources in parishes
Learn strategies for engagement
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The registration for 2026 is CLOSED!
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