Spirituality of the Catechist
A catechist is called to holiness with “a particular urgency” (National Directory for Catechesis, 229), and there are, the NDC tells us, six important characteristics of the catechist’s spiritual life. Explore the spirituality of the catechist with the articles in this section.
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are They Who Mourn
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are the Meek
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are Those Who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are the Merciful
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are the Pure in Heart
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are the Peacemakers
- Beatitudes and the Catechist: Blessed Are Those Who Are Persecuted for Righteousness' Sake
- Catechists as Missionary Disciples
- Remembering the Larger Story in Catechesis
- When the Well Goes Dry: Spiritual Direction for Catechists
- How Saint Joachim and Saint Anne Can Inspire Catechetical Ministers
- Pray as the New Year Begins
- Catechists as Echoes (Part I): Echoes of Hope
- Catechists as Echoes (Part II): Echoes of Love
- Catechists as Echoes (Part III): Echoes of Truth
- Catechists as Echoes (Part IV): Echoes of Mercy