I hope these resources will help you nurture your small group, RCIA, adult faith and social justice parish ministries – my passions through many years of parish work.

 

You are welcome to use the Gospel reflection questions (at the right on this home page) in any way you'd like, without fee, for your small church community, or in a parish bulletin or for personal use. If you do include these regularly in your parish bulletin, I'd appreciate hearing it, for help with my marketing. To use the reflection questions in a diocesan newspaper or other subscriber-based publication, please contact me for approval. This material is under copyright, all rights reserved.

 

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WHAT YOU'LL FIND HERE:

  • See reflection questions for the Gospels of the next four Sundays (and sometimes for holidays or feastdays that come up during the week). Use them for fruitful discussions in your small groups.
  • Discover more about the Gathered In His Name series for small church communities. Check the "Small Group Guides" menu at left. You’ll find synopses and sample questions from each meeting of every title in the series.
  • Soon you'll find additional leaders’ resources in the "Small Group Information" menu. These were ideas that could not be included in the Gathered In His Name  "Leader’s Guide" because of space restrictions.
  • Read articles I wrote for Church and Catechumenate magazines. Topics include RCIA sponsors, RCIA rituals, parish communications programs, leading a tour of the parish church/worship center, and “Faithful Citizenship” (written in 2004). You'll find them under the "Published Articles" menu.
  • Keep coming back! The reflection questions will be updated regularly, and more material will be added as the site develops.


Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments.

 

 

July 25, 2010
Luke 11:1-13

1.    Which part of the Lord’s Prayer has special meaning for you?

2.    What is your favorite prayer? Why?

3.    Share a time when persistence  led to an answer, either in your prayer or in a life situation.

 

 

EIGHTEE... (continued)

Posted by Margo Doten on 2010-07-23 15:42:18