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CaFE resources are being used by a large number of parishes throughout
the world for sacramental preparation. They can be used by Catechists to
help reinforce teaching or as a method of encouraging discussion in
small groups.
"I
have used the Baptism course for 5 months and have personally witnessed
the profound effect on couples. This is really good material and engages
with people as it broadens out their faith horizons."
a Parish
Priest
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Amazing Gift
Fr Stan Fortuna, a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal from New York, explains the elements of the Eucharist in an engaging and inspirational way. With testimonies from young people, this course will help many to unpack the riches of the Mass
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Deeper: Why Jesus
A fast-moving multi-media presentation designed for young adults. Through teaching and testimony it explains why Jesus came and how we can experience the effect of Him in our lives, especially through the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
With input from Fr Stan Fortuna, a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal, John Pridmore, an ex-gangster and now an international youth evangelist, young people from around the country, music, images and opportunities for prayer and discussion.
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Baptism
An engaging series
which uses a variety of ways to unwrap this Sacrament.
Teaching from Archbishop Vincent Nichols is complemented with:
commentary from David Payne (a parent of three children) , the hopes and
concerns of parents, and humour from infant school children. Parents
watching have been surprised by the modern approach to the filming of
this video course and are challenged by its teaching. Many parishes are
also using sections of this for preparation for first Holy Communion and
Reconciliation and is also being used in schools.
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Parents - You, Your
Children and their Catholic Faith
This
very accessible series aims to encourage parents to consider the
spirituality of their children. It is a moving and humorous look at,
not only how parents can teach their children, but how they can learn
from the simplicity of a childlike faith. It can be used as an
excellent way to encourage parents to take a deeper look at their own
journey of faith. Three of the talks look at Baptism, Reconciliation and
the Mass.
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First Holy
Communion and Reconciliation
Parents Course
An enjoyable modern
media course designed to inform, inspire
and stir discussion amongst parents. It is easy to use and includes
flexible material on video/DVD for two to four sessions and includes
a comprehensive Leader’s Guide and sample Parents’ Booklets.
The course includes input from Mgr John Armitage
(Vicar General, Brentwood Diocese), parents and children
and Jenny Baker from CaFE (Catholic Faith Exploration).
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Plugged-In - Youth CaFE
This is a fast
moving and packed series that has been designed to engage with Catholic
teenagers of today. The style of the filming takes into account youth
culture by using images, music, humour and teaching in the language of
young people.
The flexibility of this video course means that it can be used for
Confirmation, youth groups and schools.
'The Church has the task of transposing the essence of the Gospel
message into the language of the people…we must reshape with boldness'
Pope Paul VI Evangelii Nunitiandi
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