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This course examines key documents presenting the major themes about how the Church is understood, both theologically and in human experience. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

DRE Orientation is offered by the Office of Evangelization & Catechesis. It is an opportunity for new or nearly new Parish Catechetical Leaders / Directors of Religious Education to equip themselves with the knowledge to fulfill their role at the parish. Discussions include curriculum, certification, policies, record keeping, sacramental preparation, EIM and much more.

DRE Orientation is offered by the Office of Evangelization & Catechesis. It is an opportunity for new or nearly new Parish Catechetical Leaders / Directors of Religious Education to equip themselves with the knowledge to fulfill their role at the parish. Discussions include curriculum, certification, policies, record keeping, sacramental preparation, EIM and much more.

This course examines key documents presenting the major themes about how the Church is understood, both theologically and in human experience. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

This course examines key documents presenting the major themes about how the Church is understood, both theologically and in human experience. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

These are adult formation classes open to all those in ministry and anyone with the desire to learn more about the faith. This five session program offers a general introduction to the theological principles found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Topics include Introduction to Scripture, Creed, Liturgy and Sacraments, Christian Morality and Prayer/Spirituality. (30 hour course).

This course examines key documents presenting the major themes about how the Church is understood, both theologically and in human experience. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

The DRE Deanery Representative Board is a longstanding structure that facilitates communication and connection between individual parishes and the diocesan local Church. They assist in the development of ministerial and personal relationships based on the Gospel among deaneries and the Office of Evangelization & Catechesis. The members will gather to discuss and plan for the 2023-2024 Catechetical Year. If you have questions, please contact (512) 949-2461.

To live a Christian moral life is to respond to the gift of God’s love. This course will explore the nature of that response by examining key themes and dimensions of Christian morality, both from a personal and a social/communal perspective. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

These are adult formation classes open to all those in ministry and anyone with the desire to learn more about the faith. This five-session program offers a general introduction to the theological principles found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Topics include Introduction to Scripture, Creed, Liturgy and Sacraments, Christian Morality and Prayer/Spirituality. (30 hour course)

To live a Christian moral life is to respond to the gift of God’s love. This course will explore the nature of that response by examining key themes and dimensions of Christian morality, both from a personal and a social/communal perspective. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

To live a Christian moral life is to respond to the gift of God’s love. This course will explore the nature of that response by examining key themes and dimensions of Christian morality, both from a personal and a social/communal perspective. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

To live a Christian moral life is to respond to the gift of God’s love. This course will explore the nature of that response by examining key themes and dimensions of Christian morality, both from a personal and a social/communal perspective. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

These are adult formation classes open to all those in ministry and anyone with the desire to learn more about the faith. This five-session program offers a general introduction to the theological principles found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Topics include Introduction to Scripture, Creed, Liturgy and Sacraments, Christian Morality, and Prayer/Spirituality. (30-hour course)

This overview of the history and theological development of Catholic Social Teaching uses Biblical texts and modern Church documents to focus on key themes and how the teachings can be applied to contemporary social situations. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

This overview of the history and theological development of Catholic Social Teaching uses Biblical texts and modern Church documents to focus on key themes and how the teachings can be applied to contemporary social situations. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

This overview of the history and theological development of Catholic Social Teaching uses Biblical texts and modern Church documents to focus on key themes and how the teachings can be applied to contemporary social situations. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.

These are adult formation classes open to all those in ministry and anyone with the desire to learn more about the faith. This five-session program offers a general introduction to the theological principles found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Topics include Introduction to Scripture, Creed, Liturgy and Sacraments, Christian Morality, and Prayer/Spirituality. (30-hour course)

The diocesan annual Middle School Rally is an opportunity for youth in grades 6-8 from across the diocese to come together in a conference format for a fun day of dynamic keynote presentations, prayer, sharing in fellowship, and attending workshops that help them grow in faith.

This overview of the history and theological development of Catholic Social Teaching uses Biblical texts and modern Church documents to focus on key themes and how the teachings can be applied to contemporary social situations. (16 hours) These classes will be virtual.