Formation Day Schedule | Horario del día de formación

Dr. Patrick Donovan
Director, Diocesan Leadership Institute
Bridgeport, Connecticut

Ours is a faith that does not just stand at the doors and wait for people to come in. We are a faith that goes out. How does our ministry change if we approach our call as missionaries? What does it mean to form catechists with a “missionary spirituality, understood as an encounter with others, an effort in the world, and a passion for evangelization, nourishes the life of the catechist and saves him … from self-absorption.”

Click here to learn more about Dr. Patrick Donovan.

Sponsored by Department of Youth Faith Formation

Rev. Stephen S. Wilbricht, CSC
Professor of Religious Studies, Stonehill College
Easton, Massachusetts

Together we will examine the Church through the lens of baptism and pay special attention to her diverse (but equal) members. Attentive to the unique gifts and functions of each person, we will consider how all parishioners are to serve as witnesses to their faith. In turn, this will have a great and profound impact on our catechumenal ministry.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Stephen S. Wilbricht, CSC.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Rev. Peter Wojcik
Pastor, Church of St. Clement
Chicago, Illinois

Together we will explore the richness of Catholic evangelization and the Eucharist and how the two work together to help build up the Body of Christ.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Peter Wojcik.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Sister Maryann Seton Lopiccolo, SC
Episcopal Delegate for Religious
Diocese of Brooklyn

The growing interest today in genealogy and ancestral traits peaks our curiosity as women and men in Consecrated Life as to our “religious ancestry” in the Church and our common heritage in the Gospel of Jesus. As members of different consecrated religious communities, how are we all inter-related? How do we honor our various histories and charisms today?

Click here to learn more about Sr. Maryann Seton Lopiccolo, SC.

Sponsored by Office of the Vicar of Religious

Rev. Ambiorix Rodriguez
Pastor, Church of St. Elizabeth
Archdiocese of New York

In Evangelii Gaudium (2013), Pope Francis challenges every baptized to be “actively engaged in evangelization” as “Missionary disciples” (EG#120). This is only possible after “he or she has encountered the love of God in Christ Jesus.” Encounter is the first and basic principle of the New Evangelization. In Living as Missionary Disciples (2017), the USCCB proposes a biblical method of four principles to help us fully live as “missionary disciples” for the New Evangelization. Come to know what they are.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Ambiorix Rodriguez.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation

Monseñor Manuel A. Cruz, D.D.
Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Newark | Obispo auxiliar Arquidiócesis de Newark

Las proximidades del postmodernismo imprecisan fácilmente sobre la pantalla de la cultura actual. El torrente cultural desborda todo límite y fluye sin diques ni espigones por la llanura de la mentalidad común, al socaire de pensadores y “opinionmakers” de la ambigua sociedad en que vivimos.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Monseñor Manuel A. Cruz, D.D.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Rev. Jose Felix Ortega
Parraco, Iglesia Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and St. Martin of Tours
Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, New York

En este taller vamos notar que la Iglesia se hace pequeña para mostrar su grandeza. Cómo hacer que nuestras parroquias se conviertan en comunidades vibrantes. Algunos ejemplos y metodologías para aplicar de manera inmediata a la luz del plan pastoral nacional para el ministerio hispano de los Obispos de Estados Unidos adoptado en Junio de 2023.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Rev. Jose Felix Ortega.

Patrocinado por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Rev. Ambiorix Rodriguez
Parraco, Iglesia St. Elizabeth
Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, New York 

En este taller vamos revisar lo que nos ensena el Papa Francisco en Evangelii Gaudium (2013). Papa Francisco desafía a todos los bautizados a “comprometerse activamente en la evangelización” como “discípulos misioneros” (EG#120). Esto solo es posible después de que “él o ella hayan encontrado el amor de Dios en Cristo Jesús”. El encuentro es el principio primero y básico de la Nueva Evangelización. En Viviendo como discípulos misioneros (2017), la USCCB propone un método bíblico de cuatro principios para ayudarnos a vivir plenamente como “discípulos misioneros” para la Nueva Evangelización. Ven a conocer cuáles son.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Rev. Ambiorix Rodriguez.

Patrocinado por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez
Directora de Formación Ministerial
Departamento de Formación de Fe para Jóvenes
Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, New York

Este taller se enfocará en el desarrollo de líderes que sean oyentes y que lleven el Evangelio a un diálogo con las vidas de aquellos a quienes servimos.“Escuchar”, es una palabra que se usa una y otra vez en el Directorio para la Catequesis. Nos recuerda que, si queremos atraer a otros al corazón de Cristo, primero debemos escuchar sus corazones. Escuchar y dialogar son habilidades que se pueden aprender.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez.

Patrocinada por el Departamento de Formación de Fe para Jóvenes

Hermana Veronica Mendez, RCD

Miembro de la comunidad religiosa

Instituto de Nuestra Señora de la Doctrina Cristiana, New York

En este taller vamos hablar sobre la iniciación cristiana como un proceso de transformación. El quien participa asume una nueva identidad y desarrolla una nueva vida que se manifiesta en su comportamiento personal y comunitario.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Hna. Veronica Mendez, RCD.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Wanda Vasquez
Directora, Oficina de Ministerio Hispano
Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, New York

En este taller, vamos hablara sobre la necesidad de inculturar la vida parroquial, de modo tal que se proclama el evangelio en la lengua y en la cultura de sus evangelizadores. La Conferencia Estadounidense de los Obispos Católicos reconoce que “la inculturación del mensaje evangélico es una misión urgente de las diócesis de los Estados Unidos. San Juan Pablo nos dijo en Enclesial en America que tenemos que armonizar la fe y la vida.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Wanda Vasquez.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Hermana Altagracia Arias

En este taller vamos atender dos preguntas: Que es la evangelizacion en el avivamiento Eucaristico? Qué significa ser parte del cuerpo de Cristo? Evangelizar es transmitir a otro la fe cristiana a fin de que pueda, en su vida cotidiana, histórica, en su praxis comunitaria, seguiendo los pasos de Cristo.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Hna. Altagracia Arias.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Dr. Jose Planas
Retirado, director asociado de catequesis para hispanos
Arquidiócesis de Newark, New Jersey

En este taller vamos hablar sobre la familia como la “Iglesia domestica”. La familia no solamente es la unidad básica de la sociedad, sino que además, es llamada por Dios a participar en la mision de la Iglesia. Desde la creación, vemos a Dios teniendo un plan con la familia para llevar a cabo la tarea que les había encomendado. Toda la familia esta llamada a servir en la proclamacion y formacion del Reino de Dios.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre el Dr. Jose Planas.

Patrocinado por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Denise Tejada Peralta

Mental Health Counselor for the State of New York

En este taller vamos ofrecer una guía práctica sobre cómo caminar con las personas en sus momentos de dolor. Uno de los dones que estamos llamados a hacer es caminar con las personas en los mejores y peores momentos de sus vidas. Celebrar su alegría es fácil, pero ¿cómo podemos acompañar aquellos que servimos en sus momentos de quebrantamiento?

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Denise Tejada Peralta.

Patrocinada por el Departamento de Formación de Fe para Jóvenes

Christina Davis
Director of Youth Ministry
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on how we empower those in active ministry to engage in the art of accompaniment that is transformational and healthy. The Directory for Catechesis says “the catechist is an expert in the art of accompaniment… is an expert in humanity, knows the joys and hopes of human beings, their sadness and distress (cf. GS 1) and is able to situate them in relation to the Gospel of Jesus.” (113)

Click here to learn more about Christina Davis.

Sponsored by the Department of Youth Faith Formation

Katherine Angulo, M.A.
Program Director of The Thriving in Ministry Initiative

McGrath Institute for church Life, Notre Dame, IN

This workshop will focus on the work of the Bishop D’Arcy Program for Priestly Renewal on the Eucharist and in Dr. Timothy O’Malley book called Becoming Eucharistic People: The Hope and Promise of Parish Life. We will discuss how to rediscover a Eucharistic culture and enhance our ministries, our parishes, our families, and our personal life.

Click here to learn more about Katherine Angulo.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation

Dr. Patrick Donovan
Director, Diocesan Leadership Institute
Bridgeport, Connecticut

This workshop will focus on family centered catechesis. A critical component of the Directory for Catechesis is the development of family centered catechesis. Creating spaces for parents to grow in their own faith, equipping them with tools and language to share their faith, and promoting catechetical programs that are not just family-friendly, but family-centered can create spaces for everyone to grow in their love of Christ and His Church.

Click here to learn more about Dr. Patrick Donovan.

Sponsored by Department of Youth Faith Formation

Leisa Anslinger
Parish Vitality Specialist
Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio

Gratitude is at the heart of the eucharistic life – the very word Eucharist means thanksgiving! This workshop will explore ways we can grow in gratitude, seeing God’s grace in their midst every day, and responding by caring and sharing transforms family life at home, in the neighborhood, parish, and the world.

Click here to learn more about Leisa Anslinger.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Rev. Jose Luis Salazar, SJ

Click here to learn more about Rev. Jose Luis Salazar, SJ. 

Dr. Donna Eschenauer
Associate Academic Dean
St. Joseph’s Seminary, New York

This workshop is offered to coordinators of Christian Initiation, priests, deacons, catechists, sponsors and other parish leaders who are dedicated to a team and collegial approach to initiation ministry. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a rite of the Church that is designed to tell the Christian story to those seeking Christ in and through the Roman Catholic Church.

Click here to learn more about Dr. Donna Eschenauer.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Sister Patricia McCarthy, CND
Member of the Congregation of Notre Dame, New York

This workshop will focus on the importance of the Eucharist in our Catholic faith. The Eucharist is the fire issuing from the majesty and power and intimacy of God. If we are to catch fire, we must stay close to the source. We need to experience the intensity of the passion of God, the intensity with which we are loved. Eucharist is an encounter with love. It is the most wonderful banquet we will ever attend, the experience of being consumed in the fire of passion issuing from the very presence of God.

Click here to learn more about Sr. Patricia McCarthy, CND.

Sponsored by Office of Vicar for Religious

Sister Terry Rickard, OP
Staff Member of Renew International, New Jersey

This workshop will help us to embrace a deeper faith by reflecting on the many ways we can evangelize and are evangelized. Do we have an attitude of being a pilgrim? How do we encounter the Risen Lord in the Eucharist? Come and find out!

Click here to learn more about Sr. Terry Rickard, OP.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Rev. Frank DeSiano, CSP, D. MIn.
President, Paulist Evangelization Ministries
Washington, DC

This workshop will examine how the elements of the Mass, and the recognition of the Real Presence of Christ, constitute a profound basis for ongoing conversion and discipleship. It will connect the main parts of the Mass with the real Presence of Jesus, leading to an elaboration of the call to conversion.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Frank DeSiano, CSP, D. MIn.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Rev. Thomas Scirghi, SJ
Associate Professor of Theology
Fordham University, New York

Jesus says, “When I was hungry you fed me.” The worship of the Church is integrally related to the Christian call for justice. The followers of Christ provide service to the world in order to foster the right relationship among all people. The liturgy sends us forth to feed the hungry in soul and body.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Thomas Scirghi, SJ.

Sponsored by Fordham University

Rev. Stephen S. Wilbricht, CSC
Professor of Religious Studies
Stonehill College, Easton, Massachusetts

The vision of the RCIA is that the parish community is directly involved in the formation of catechumens and candidates. Participants in this session will consider the ways in which the local community itself is first evangelized before they can share the Good News with others. In turn, we also consider the ways in which catechumenal ministry can inspire and shape our parish identity.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Stephen S. Wilbricht, CSC. 

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Rev. Joseph Gibino
Vicar for Evangelization and Catechesis
Director of the Permanent Diaconate
Pastor, St. Charles Borromeo Parish
Director of Pilgrimage Office
Co-Director Diocesan Pastoral Council
Diocese of Brooklyn, New York

In this workshop will review the important role of the extraordinary minister of communion in parish life.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Joseph Gibino.

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Ela Milewska
Executive Director of the Department of Youth Ministry
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on the practical ways in which we can unlock the story of faith in others so that they can share the Good News with the world. Throughout history our faith has been shared through witness and story. We have been entrusted to hold and pass on the story of God’s saving grace. However, many people have difficulty articulating how God has worked in their lives.

Click here to learn more about Ela Milewska.

Sponsored by the Department of Youth Faith Formation

Jayne Porcelli
Retired Pastoral Associate
St. Francis de Sales
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on Clare of Assisi, Elizabeth Seton and Dorothy Day and their great devotion the the Eucharist. The importance and beauty of the Eucharist was central to the hearts of these amazing women. Come learn why and discover the power of the Eucharist to transform us too.

Click here to learn more about Jayne Porcelli.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Deacon Nathan Gunn
Initiatives Coordinator for the Young Life Northeast Division
Diocese of Syracuse

Click here to learn more about Deacon Nathan Gunn.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith formation

Christina Davis
Director of Youth Ministry
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on how we empower those in active ministry to engage in the art of accompaniment that is transformational and healthy. The Directory for Catechesis says “the catechist is an expert in the art of accompaniment… is an expert in humanity, knows the joys and hopes of human beings, their sadness and distress (cf. GS 1) and is able to situate them in relation to the Gospel of Jesus.” (113)

Click here to learn more about Christina Davis.

Sponsored by Department of Youth Faith Formation

Sr. Margaret A. Palliser

This workshop will explore the hope-filled theology of Julian of Norwich, a 14^th century mystic who lived through the Black Plague in England in a time of upheaval not unlike our own. For more than 20 years, Julian pondered the meaning of God’s message to her that “all things shall be well.” What might these words mean for us today as we seek to embrace Christ’s mission in our suffering world?

Click here to learn more about Sr. Margaret A. Palliser.

Sponsored by Office of Vicar for Religious

Joseph Nuzzi
Pastoral Associate
St. Francis of Assisi
Archdiocese of New York, New York

The document, “Sacrosanctum Concilium” proclaims that the “liturgy is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same time it is the font from which all her power flows.” (SC 10) How are we to understand this?  How can the celebration of the Mass be the source of the Church and our ultimate end?  Isn’t there more to the Church than “just” Mass? In this workshop, we will discuss how the Mass, it’s major and minor rituals, as well as the words proclaimed, all work together to bring the assembly in touch with the Triune God.

Click here to learn more about Joseph Nuzzi.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez
Director of Ministry Formation
Department of Youth Faith Formation
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on how we can develop leaders who are listeners as well as ones who bring the Gospel into dialog with the lives of those they minister to. “Listen,” “listening” these are two words that are used over and over in the Directory for Catechesis. It reminds us that if we want to draw others to the heart of Christ we must first listen to their hearts. Listening and dialog are skills that can be learned.

Click here to learn more about Bertha Peralta-Rodriguez.

Sponsored Department of Youth Faith Formation

Katherine Angulo, M.A.
Program Director of The Thriving in Ministry Initiative

McGrath Institue for church Life, Notre Dame, IN

This workshop will focus on the work of the Bishop D’Arcy Program for Priestly Renewal on the Eucharist and in Dr. Timothy O’Malley book called Becoming Eucharistic People: The Hope and Promise of Parish Life. We will discuss how to rediscover a Eucharistic culture and enhance our ministries, our parishes, our families, and our personal life.

Click here to learn more about Katherine Angulo, M.A.

Sponsored by Office of Adult Faith Formation

Dr. Patrick Donovan
Director, Diocesan Leadership Institute
Bridgeport, Connecticut

This workshop will focus on family centered catechesis. A critical component of the Directory for Catechesis is the development of family centered catechesis. Creating spaces for parents to grow in their own faith, equipping them with tools and language to share their faith, and promoting catechetical programs that are not just family-friendly, but family-centered can create spaces for everyone to grow in their love of Christ and His Church.

Click here to learn more about Dr. Patrick Donovan.

Sponsored by Department of Youth Faith Formation

Deacon Nathan Gunn
Initiatives Coordinator for the Young Life Northeast Division
Diocese of Syracuse

Click here to learn more about Deacon Nathan Gunn.

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation

Leisa Anslinger

Parish Vitality Specialist

Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio

Gratitude is at the heart of the eucharistic life – the very word Eucharist means thanksgiving! This workshop will explore ways we can grow in gratitude, seeing God’s grace in their midst every day, and responding by caring and sharing transforms family life at home, in the neighborhood, parish, and the world.

Click here to learn more about Leisa Anslinger.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Denise Tejada Peralta, LMHC

Mental Health Counselor for the State of New York

This workshop will offer practical guidance on walking with people in their times of pain.One of the gifts we are called to do is to walk with people in the best and worst times of their lives. Celebrating their joy is easy, but how can we accompany those we minister to and with in their times of brokenness?

Click here to learn more about Denise Tejada Peralta, LMHC.

Sponsored by Office of Family Life

Maryann Tyrer
Pastoral Associate for Christian Formation
Parish of St. Monica-St. Elizabeth Of Hungary-St. Stephen of Hungary
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will discuss how we can best prepare adults for their first holy Communion. Whether you are preparing adults for Baptism, for Reception into Full Communion, or for their completion of the Catholic sacraments of initiation, let’s not miss the opportunity to form them for their First Communion. What is most critical is their regular and active participation in the Sunday Eucharistic liturgy and in their participation in the mission of the Church.

Click here to learn more about Maryann Tyrer.

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Eric Figueroa Perez

Discover the essence of the New Evangelization through the art of effective hospitality in this transformative session. Unravel the patterns and habits that will propel ministries beyond mere “social clubbing” and into vibrant hot-spots for missionary discipleship. Get ready to embrace a powerful toolkit that transcends contexts such as worship leading, catechesis, and pastoral work, as well as audiences ranging from non/mis-churched to newcomers and witnesses. Join us and witness the remarkable transformation of your ministry outlook, leaving a lasting impact on hearts and souls across all walks of life.

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation

Sister Terry Rickard, OP
Staff  Member of Renew International, New Jersey

This workshop will help us to embrace a deeper faith by reflecting on the many ways we can evangelize and are evangelized.   Do we have an attitude of being a pilgrim?  How do we encounter the Risen Lord in the Eucharist?  Come and find out!

Click here to learn more about Sr. Terry Rickard, OP.

Sponsored by the Office of Family Life

Rev. Frank DeSiano, CSP, D. MIn.

President, Paulist Evangelization Ministries, Washington, DC

This workshop will examine how the elements of the Mass, and the recognition of the Real Presence of Christ, constitute a profound basis for ongoing conversion and discipleship. It will connect the main parts of the Mass with the real Presence of Jesus, leading to an elaboration of the call to conversion.

Click here to learn more about Rev. Frank DeSiano, CSP, D. MIn.

Sponsored by the Office of Family Life

Dr. Donna Eschenauer

Associate Academic Dean

St. Joseph’s Seminary, New York

This workshop will demonstrate the vital role of the community in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, which states, “The initiation of catechumens takes place step by step in the midst of the community of the faithful, who together with the catechumens reflecting upon the value of the Paschal Mystery and renewing their own conversion, lead them by their own example to obey the Holy Spirit more generously” (RCIA 4).

Click here to learn more about Dr. Donna Eschenauer.

Sponsored by the Office of Adult Faith Formation (RCIA)

Conner McCain
Professor and Director of Sacred Music
Saint Joseph’s Seminary, New York

In the Eucharist, we find two qualities which are relevant both to the practice of sacred music and also, more generally, to the daily living out of the Gospel: (1) the simplicity of the matter of the Eucharist, the ordinary bread which is made extraordinary by (2) the fully authentic gift, which is the form of the Eucharist, the pouring out of Himself, Jesus Christ, in the act of Consecration. The task of this presentation is to show how this dichotomy of simplicity and authenticity can be revealed to the faithful by the work of the liturgical musician, primarily through a foundation in silence and by emotionally engaging the faithful in their longing for the Beautiful One, which is ultimately fulfilled by Christ, in His Word and in His Body.

Liturgical music is not merely an accompaniment to the Sacrifice of the Mass. It always points beyond itself to the perfectly simple and authentic gift of Christ in the Eucharist. This presentation, therefore, is not only aimed at connecting the liturgical musician with the meaning of their own work, but is also designed to help the average parishioner encounter and pray with sacred music in a more fulfilling way.

Click here to learn more about Conner McCain.

Sponsored by Office of Liturgy Office

Ela Milewska
Executive Director of the Department of Youth Ministry
Archdiocese of New York, New York

This workshop will focus on the practical ways in which we can unlock the story of faith in others so that they can share the Good News with the world. Throughout history our faith has been shared through witness and story. We have been entrusted to hold and pass on the story of God’s saving grace. However, many people have difficulty articulating how God has worked in their lives.

Click here to learn more about Ela Milewska.

Sponsored by the Department of Youth Faith Formation

Team Presenters: Fordham University Campus Ministers

Hermana Veronica Mendez, RCD

Miembro de la comunidad religiosa

Instituto de Nuestra Señora de la Doctrina Cristiana, New York

En este taller vamos hablar sobre la iniciación cristiana como un proceso de transformación. El quien participa asume una nueva identidad y desarrolla una nueva vida que se manifiesta en su comportamiento personal y comunitario.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Hna. Veronica Mendez, RCD.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Oscar Cruz

Director del Catecumendao (RICA)

Oficina de formación de Fe para Adultos

En este taller vamos mejor entender el proposito de la iniciacion cristiana (el catecumenado). La formacion del catecumenado (RICA) tiene que lleva el catecumeno y el candidato a la participacion plenamente en la vida eucaristica.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Oscar Cruz.

Patrocinado por la Oficina de formación de Fe para Adultos (RICA)

Wanda Vasquez
Directora
Oficina de Ministerio Hispano
Arquidiócesis de Nueva York

En este taller, vamos hablara sobre la necesidad de inculturar la vida parroquial, de modo tal que se proclama el evangelio en la lengua y en la cultura de sus evangelizadores. La Conferencia Estadounidense de los Obispos Católicos reconoce que “la inculturación del mensaje evangélico es una misión urgente de las diócesis de los Estados Unidos. San Juan Pablo nos dijo en Enclesial en America que tenemos que armonizar la fe y la vida.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Wanda Vasquez.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Dr. Jose Planas
Retirado, director asociado de catequesis para hispanos
Arquidiócesis de Newark, New Jersey

En este taller vamos hablar sobre la familia como la “Iglesia domestica”. La familia no solamente es la unidad básica de la sociedad, sino que además, es llamada por Dios a participar en la mision de la Iglesia. Desde la creación, vemos a Dios teniendo un plan con la familia para llevar a cabo la tarea que les había encomendado. Toda la familia esta llamada a servir en la proclamacion y formacion del Reino de Dios.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre el Dr. Jose Planas.

Patrocinado por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano

Hermana Mercedes Pilar de la Cruz
Assistant Director of Pastoral Ministry and Special Ministries
Office of Hispanic Ministry
Archdiocese of New York, New York

En este taller vamos tener un recorrido sobre la Misa Catolica. Vamos entender lo que vivimos en la liturgia y como podemos ayudar a otros apreciar esto.

Oprima aquí para más información sobre Hna. Mercedes Pilar de la Cruz.

Patrocinada por la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano