Friday October 24, 2008 Breakouts
Session III English, 3:45-4:45 p.m.
Dr. Regina Pfeiffer
Professor Religious Studies, Chaminade University of Honolulu
We Come To Your Feast
This session will correlate the themes of the Jewish Feasts with the celebration of Christian Liturgy, particularly the Mass.During the Second Temple Period, faithful members of the Jewish Community gathered annually for three major feasts: Passover, Pentecost and Booths.
Gary Daigle
Composer, Artist, Producer of Pastoral Music
Liturgical Music
This workshop will discuss the church's documents on music and how to put these guidelines into pastoral practice. Come and sing! jjdjdkelrlaidioaethaidoaieryahvieoaiethiao eoahgnoria coeiiahviaie aoviuad
Lyle Novinski
Artist, Designer, Professor University of Dallas
From Gaudy to Godly: Extreme Makeover, Church Edition
Esthetic concerns can resonate with theological ones in the design of sacred space. The visual elements within a worship space should meet the theological needs for good worship. We will examine several churches wherein renovation and new construction succeed in joining the beautiful and the theological.
Diana Dudoit Raiche
Executive Director of Religious Education, NCEA
Liturgical Catechesis: Initiating People into the Mystery of Christ
Liturgical catechesis is a "mystagogy" according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. This session will explore the catechetical method as mystagogy, in light of the work of contemporary writers, as foundational for a practical application of the method to sacramental catechesis, and highlight the challenge it poses for contemporary catechesis.
Barbara Scofield
Associate Professor, University of Dallas
Budgeting for Non-Profits 101
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Dr. Matthew Ogilvie
Online Education Coord. & Assistant Professor, UD School of Ministry
Religion and Terrorism in the Modern World
This presentation will draw on a tour of Israel that Dr Ogilvie undertook last June as an academic fellow of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies. The presentation will focus on Islamic terrorist movements and will explore some of the religious motivations and driving forces behind terrorism today.
Joan Weber
Coordinator, Youth Adult Ministry Services, Center for Ministry Development
All Ages Learning Together-Strategies for Intergenerational Faith Formation
This workshop identifies the benefits of generations learning together, the practices which support effective intergenerational learning and various ways to do intergenerational learning. We will look at creating programs for intergenerational learning as well as taking traditionally age-specific faith formation and making intergenerational connections with them.
Rev. Joe Tetlow
Director of Montserrat Jesuit Retreat House
Spitirituality
In this session we will discuss the spirituality of lay ministry as rooted in Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits. Discovering the history, spirituality, spiritual exercises, and training of spiritual companians will give us a new experience of a 'worldly' spirituality for walking together in faith.
Dr. Juliet Mousseau
Assistant Professor, UD School of Ministry
Growing in Relationship with God: Spiritual Wisdom for Today
The spiritual life is centered on Jesus Christ and the working of the Holy Spirit in the human heart. The "interior castle" of Teresa of Avila, the "cloud of unknowing" of an anonymous Englishman, and the "ladder of humility" of Bernard of Clairvaux use visual imagery to explain spiritual growth. These and other images help us today to develop and to express our own relationship with God.
Jim Urbanus
Fundraising Consultant
The Local Parish and School: A Powerful Partnership
The relationship between a parish and school can be a very delicate balance. The goal is to find ways in which both the school and parish can serve students and their families. Discover ways to build relations that are win-win for both ministries and how working together can provide new opportunities for the future.
Barbara Landregan
Director of Catholic Conference & Formation, Safe Environment, Dallas
Safe Environment
This presentation will focus on the need for training classes for our employees, volunteers, priest and deacons. Why is training so critical for our safe environment program to be successful.? Why do people who have served from many years in a ministry suddenly need training?
Anna Scally
President of Cornerstone Media, Inc.
Tune In: Use their issues, teach to their issues, touch their hearts!
This workshop will show you that young people's issues are found in their culture and expressed in popular music and media. And so are the solutions to their concerns. You will learn effective, practical and easy to use strategies to catechize through music that they are already listening to. This approach works!
Pedro Moreno
Director of Hispanic Ministry, St. Louis
Pastoral Recommendations Regarding Human Mobility: Welcoming the Immigrant
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Tammy Amosson
Author, Special Angel
Caring for God's Special Angels
How do we walk with those who might not be able to? With our extensive workloads, projects, and never ending to do lists we might be missing the opportunity to be ministered to by our special needs community. These angels (messengers) are prophetic witnesses of the gospel message of love. Together, let's explore ways our parish communities can be inclusive with our special needs family members.
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