The Neocatechumenal Way
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Do you feel alone?
Are you suffering?
Come and Listen!
GOD LOVES YOU!“Do not be afraid... Here is your God, he is coming to save you.” -Is 35:4 -
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Starting Monday, October 6th, our parish will be offering a series of catechesis for adults and teens, guided by members of the Neocatechumenal Way, a process of Catholic initiation supported and blessed by the most recent Popes, including Pope Leo XVI.
Pope Leo XIV receives the International Team of Catechists for the Neocatechumenal WayThese talks will take place every Monday and Wednesday at 7:00-8:00 p.m. at Saint Augustine Hall and are open to everyone, both steady Mass-goers, as well as those who have questions or doubts or even those who no longer come to church.
The focus of these talks is a re-discovery of the immense and personal love that Jesus Christ has for each one of us and the effect that love has on our lives. If you are experiencing a time of suffering or difficulty or would simply like to deepen or re-ignite your faith, these talks are for you. There is no obligation, only a willingness to come and listen.
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Blessed by Popes for generations
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- Pope Paul VI, to a general audience, 5/8/1974
“This purpose, which for you is a conscious and authentic way of living the Christian vocation, is translated also in an effective testimony for others, in a stimulus for the rediscovery and recovery of true Christian values authentic, effective, that might otherwise be forgotten.
No! You bring them out, in emergence and you give them a truly exemplary moral splendor, precisely because this way, with this Christian spirit, you live in this Neocatechumenal Community.”
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“Dear brothers and sisters… thank you. The Pope’s task, the task of Peter, is to confirm his brothers in the faith. Thus, you too wanted by this gesture to ask that the Successor of Peter confirm your call, support your mission, bless your charism. And today I confirm your call, I support your mission, and I bless your charism.”
- Pope Francis, to an audience of members of the Neocatechumenal Way 3/6/2015
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