This course provides an overview of Catholic theology, spirituality, and social justice teachings by focusing on the Creed and Sacraments. It is intended to deepen catechists' understanding of the faith so they can effectively teach others. The course meets three Wednesdays in February and March from 6-9 pm at St. Thomas Church in New Hartford. Participants should bring a notebook, pen, and open heart. Registration can be completed by calling or emailing the listed contacts.

1. Course Description
This course will provide a contemporary overview of traditional
themes and basic beliefs of our faith by focusing on the Creed
and Sacraments. Other aspects of the course include an overview
of theology, spirituality and social justice. This course will deepen
the catechists’ understanding of our faith tradition so that they
are better prepared to communicate it to others.
This is the third course necessary for catechetical certification. It is
also an opportunity for all adults to deepen their commitment to live as
disciples. Courses do not need to be taken in order.
Wednesdays: February 23, March 2 & 16
6:00 – 9:00 pm
St. Thomas, New Hartford
Catherine Cornue, Presenter
What to bring?
Bring a notebook, a pen, and an open heart.
To register, call the Eastern Region Office at 797-4030
or email csmith@syrdio.org.
Funded by the Heritage Campaign