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Saturday Workshops DESCRIPTIONS START ON PAGE 42 SATURDAY WORKSHOPS PERIOD 4 – 10:00 - 11:30 AM PERIOD 5 – 1:00 - 2:30 PM PERIOD 6 – 3:00 - 4:30 PM 4-01 Liturgical Movement for Children: Connect- 5-01 The Pope’s PR Problem (*) - Allen Jr. 6-01 Helping Teens Understand the Faith They ing the Dots (*) - Anderle 5-02 Contemplative Prayer Experience: Castle Are Confi rming (*) - Amodei 4-02 Thomas Aquinas and Why the Atheists Are of the Soul – Alonso & Lawton 6-02 Re-examining the Four Signs That Mark Right (*) - Barron 5-03 My Life Is Calling Me: Young Adults Speak the Holy Spirit’s Presence in the Church (*) - Burke-Sullivan 4-03 Trust in Me: Songs of Faith for Children’s (*) - Beaudoin Catechesis (*) - Burland 5-04 Dancing Free on a Firm Foundation (*) 6-03 RCIA with Children and the Role of the - Beckman & Ash Community (*) - Burns Senseman 4-04 Why Is Abortion a Central Point in Catholic Teaching? - Coleman 5-05 Dressed for Success or Set Up for Failure? 6-04 “God” for Those Who Seem Not to Need Exploring the Use of Violence in the Bible God (*) - Crosby 4-05 Making Sense of Turning Points - D’Arcy (*) - Dempsey 6-05 Hold Fast to Vatican II’s Dream for the 4-06 Engaging Children and Youth in Parish 5-06 Friendship, Family and Community: Build- Liturgy (*) - Cieslak Music - Cortez ing a Firm Foundation in Early Childhood Catechesis (*) 6-06 Drink to the Thirsty: A Practical Approach 4-07 The New Roman Missal: Part 2 – Mysta- - Early Childhood Advisory Board to Evangelization and Adult Formation (*) gogy and Pastoral Responses - Foley 5-07 Reaching Hispanic Youth … Well, Really - Coster 4-08 Learning to Live with Ecclesial Tensions Reaching Hispanic Youth - Fernandez 6-07 Ranking Religions: Religious Stratifi cation (*) - Gaillardetz 5-08 RCIA: Celebrating the Rites of Initiation in America (*) - Davidson 4-09 Calling All Adults: Leadership for Youth (*) - Galipeau 6-08 Enlivening the Sacrament Preparation Pro- Ministry (*) - Goodwin 5-09 Dialogue or Defense: Apologetics vs. Ecu- cess! (*) - Ellair Assemblies 4-10 Will There Be Faith? (*) - Groome menism (*) - Gordon 6-09 Called to Prophetic Witness in a Wounded 5-10 For the Life of the World (*) - Hanvey 4-11 Soul Friendship: A Hopeful Ministry for the World (*) - Fiand Future Church (*) - Groves 5-11 A Holy Tradition Called Agape: The Faith That Jesus Awakens - Jezreel 6-10 Sing as Christ Inspires Your Song: Renew- 4-12 Catholic Morality: Personal and Social (*) ing the Mission of Sung Prayer - Haas - Heft 5-12 Don’t Drink the Water: Eucharist and the Hungers of the Human Heart (*) - Kempf 6-11 Lay Ministers: Holding Firm in a Shaky 4-13 Stop. Look. Listen: An Invitation to Pay 5-13 The Journey of Forgiveness: Destination Church (*) - Horan Attention Every Day (*) - Hershey Peace (*) - Khamisa 6-12 Finding Vocation: Steps Toward Discern- 4-14 How to Have Supper (*) - Huebsch 5-14 I’ve Got to Get to Jesus (Luke 8:40-56) ment - Jamison 4-15 Shout to the Highest Mountain (*) - O. Martin 6-13 Finding the Common Story with Gangs, - Kendzia & Jansen 5-15 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Real Peace and Being Catholic (*) - Jones History of Jewish-Christian Relations (*) 4-16 The Single Life: How I Stopped Dating and - Mayersohn 6-14 Contemplating the Gospel: Ignatius of Started Living (*) - Knobbe Loyola’s Method of Healing the Heart (*) 5-16 Structure for Success: Catechist Tips That - Kennedy & Stauring 4-17 Working Together Collaboratively (*) Replace SURVIVE with THRIVE (*) - Levo - McCormack 6-15 Finding God in Your Daily Life (*) - J. Martin 4-18 A Spirituality of Welcome (*) - Lacey 5-17 Amazing Grace: A Story of Survival, Faith and Hope on America’s Death Row (*) 6-16 What Now – Strategies for Parish Ministry 4-19 Stewardship as Spirituality: Helping Busy - Meléndez-Colón in Our Time (*) - Langenbrunner & Hunt People Grow Closer to the Lord (*) - Mahan 5-18 Biblical Apocalyptic Literature – Explor- 6-17 Where the Hell Is God? - Leonard ing the Richness of Dynamic Imagery (*) 4-20 Liturgy and Culture: The State of the Ques- - Nicholas 6-18 “Can You See What I See?”: The Three tion - Manalo Cultural Lenses - Manalo 5-19 Hold Firm with Trust (*) - McKenna 4-21 Well-Seasoned, Well Sung: Songs for the 5-20 Inter-Religious Dialogue and the Mission 6-19 Whatever Happened to Liberation Theol- Seasons (*) - Mangan of the Church – An Asian Experience (*) ogy? (*) - Massingale 4-22 Radical Discipleship – Giving Our Death - Quevedo 6-20 Mary in Vatican II (*) - Matovina Away (*) - Rolheiser 5-21 The Launching Years: Parenting Your 18- to 6-21 Helping Youth Deal with Tragedy: A Pasto- 4-23 Exploring and Deepening Our Naming of 25-Year-Old (*) - P. & S. Saso ral Challenge (*) - McCarty Divinity (*) - Rupp 5-22 Tune In: Use Their Issues, Teach to Their Issues, Touch Their Hearts! (*) - Scally 6-22 Is Mark Mad (or Brilliant)? Going a Bit 4-24 The Gospel of Matthew: At the Crossroads Deeper into Mark’s Method (*) - Mullen of Early Christianity (*) - Senior 5-23 Freedom of Conscience vs. the Church’s “Offi cial” Positions - Sparks 6-23 “Called and Gifted”: A Visionary Statement 4-25 Guilt Trip or Baptismal Call? How to 5-24 Challenging and Encouraging Parents to Turns 30 (*) - McGill Recruit Volunteers for Meaningful Service Fulfi ll Their Primary Role in Faith Forma- 6-24 Embracing God’s People Living with HIV (*) - Shepp tion (*) - Stenzel (*) - Ponnet & Breen 4-26 In the World, But Not of It: Witnessing to 5-25 Essentials of Parish Life That Are Rarely 6-25 Sacrament Preparation: Our Opportunity to Christ in Today’s Culture (*) - Sweeney Ever Tried (*) – Sweetser & Rappé Evangelize Marginal Households (*) 4-27 Hope Will Not Disappoint! A Media Spiri- 5-26 The Secure Homeland of the Text Genera- - Quinlan tuality for the Minister - Vlaun tion (*) - Theisen 6-26 Women in Song and Story (*) 4-28 Acting on Behalf of Justice: Stories of 5-27 Choirs – We Need You Now! (*) - Walker - Whitaker, Jansen, Hart Gospel Living in the 21st Century (*) 5-28 Feed the Shepherds or They’ll Eat the 6-27 Men, Spirituality and Church (*) - Rohr - Sylvester Sheep: Nurturing Healthy Ministers (*) 6-28 I Love You and the Answer Is “No”! (*) 4-70 The Vietnamese Community – A Cul- - Witter - Wenc ture of Beauty (Vietnamese/English) (*) 5-70 Vietnamese Workshop (*) - Phong - Zaragoza & P. Nguyen 6-70 Vietnamese Workshop (*) - H. Nguyen and (*) indicate recorded sessions Register online at www.RECongress.org 17 PERIOD 4 10:00 - 11:30 AM • SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2011 4-01 LITURGICAL MOVEMENT FOR CHILDREN: 4-06 ENGAGING CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN PARISH CONNECTING THE DOTS MUSIC Donna Anderle Come and experience the power of young people being Learn how to use music, movement, gesture and dance ministers of music for parish life. Jaime Cortez will share to “bring alive” the stories and messages of our faith. some of his ideas that have been successful in the parish Find how exciting it is to weave the elements of dance and also in the school settings. Young people will assist into your lesson plans to create a hands on approach to in this workshop as song leaders, lectors and musicians. learning. Come ready to move while learning songs and Jaime Cortez dance that can be used in the K-8 classroom or at chil- Concert artist, clinician and teacher, Jaime Cortez dren’s liturgies. has been leading music for worship for more than 25 years, and over 20 years as a pastoral musician for the Phoenix Diocese, where he is presently Direc- 4-02 THOMAS AQUINAS AND WHY THE ATHEISTS tor of Liturgy and Music at Holy Cross Church in ARE RIGHT Mesa, Ariz. Cortez has been a workshop presenter at every major Rev. Robert Barron national conference in the country and has also given workshops The “new” atheists have emerged as strident critics of and concerts in England, Wales and Japan. He has six music col- lections that are published by OCP. religion. Fr. Robert Barron has found that, more often than not, he agrees with them – for the God they deny is one that many would deny as well. He will explore this 4-07 THE NEW ROMAN MISSAL: PART 2 – MYSTA- curious situation with the help of St. Thomas Aquinas. GOGY AND PASTORAL RESPONSES Edward Foley 4-03 TRUST IN ME: SONGS OF FAITH FOR CHIL- This workshop will consider the pastoral, ecclesial and DREN’S CATECHESIS theological issues at stake in the new Roman Missal, and John Burland offer an overview of possible pastoral responses. Par- John Burland will share a variety of engaging songs that ticular attention will be given to the issue of “reception” celebrate and affi rm God’s presence in our lives each day. of both the current and previous Missal. (This is a con- These songs are suitable for children at the elementary tinuation of Session 3-09.) level and will enrich and energize faith formation across a range of catechetical themes. Incorporating movement, 4-08 LEARNING TO LIVE WITH ECCLESIAL TEN- gesture and practical strategies that work, this workshop SIONS will keep you singing and moving as we celebrate our Richard R. Gaillardetz Catholic faith. We stand at a diffi cult time in our Church when many church leaders are insisting on a more robust assertion of 4-04 WHY IS ABORTION A CENTRAL POINT IN Catholic identity, while others are concerned the open- CATHOLIC TEACHING? ness and creativity Vatican II promised are all but gone. Rev. Gerald D. Coleman, SS There is often heated disagreement on what it means to be Catholic today. This presentation will try to diagnose This workshop will deal with two recent events where the causes of our highly charged experience of church the U.S.
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