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Friday Workshops Pages WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS START ON PAGE 26 FRIDAY WORKSHOPS PERIOD 1 – 10:00 - 11:30 AM PERIOD 2 – 1:00 - 2:30 PM PERIOD 3 – 3:00 - 4:30 PM 1-01 Giving a Reason for the Hope That is 2-01 Women Deacons: Who Were They? What 3-01 “Dreams I Never Had” – Justice Denied Within Us - Bishop Robert Barron Did They Do? (*) - Dr. Phyllis Zagano (*) - Fr. R. Tony Ricard 1-02 Engaging and Retaining Youth in Music 2-02 RCIA and Church: Mystagogia – What 3-02 A Vision for Conversion: Leading for Ministry - David Anderson It Is and What It Is Not (*) Change in Your Life and Your Parish (*) - Mary Birmingham 1-03 Abused, Grieving, Graced, Healing: - Leisa Anslinger What Victims of Sexual Abuse Have 2-03 Pray, Learn and Celebrate the Truths of Our 3-03 Encounter: The Challenges of Our Faith Taught Us About the Journey of Healing Faith (*) - John Burland (*) - Sean Callahan - Dr. Heather Banis & Suzanne Healy 2-04 The Challenges of Biblical Vocabulary (*) - Fr. William Burton 3-04 With a Father’s Heart, With a Mother’s 1-04 Stop the Stampede: How Engaging Parents Heart: Processing Grief, Loss and Renewal Can Keep Kids in the Church (*) 2-05 Why Does the Church Need the Consecrated with Children (*) - Andrew Chinn - Paul Canavese Life? (*) - Sr. Sara Butler 2-06 The Catechist Ready to be Surprised by Joy 3-05 Parenthood as Spiritual Practice 1-05 Unchaining Confirmation (*) - Jeanne Cotter - Dr. Michael Carotta (*) - Bishop Frank Caggiano 2-07 Becoming Bridge Builders: Imagining 3-06 Using Amoris Laetitia in Defense of Life 1-06 We Lack for Nothing: Five Essentials to a Theology of Welcome for a Changing and Natural Family Planning (*) Grow the Church (*) - Rich Curran Church - Chris de Silva - Fr. Luke Dysinger How to Teach Faith with Fiction (*) 1-07 2-08 Thirsting for R.E.S.T. (*) 3-07 Reimagining Confirmation Ministry with - Jared Dees - Becky Eldredge Youth (*) - Tom East 1-08 Forgiveness and Healing: A Road to Peace 2-09 Teaching Young People How to Pray (*) 3-08 “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”: Wisdom Assemblies (*) - Msgr. Ray East & ValLimar Jansen - Robert Feduccia from a Childhood Diddy (*) 1-09 Discover the Way to Help Faith Come to 2-10 Thirst and Hunger in John 4: What Can the - Fr. Richard Fragomeni Life! (*) - Steven Ellair Samaritan Woman Teach Us About Justice? (*) - Fr. Felix Just 3-09 Curses of the Apple (*) 1-10 Thus Says the Lord: Making God’s Voice - Anne Frawley-Mangan Heard (*) - Amy Florian 2-11 Sacramental Preparation and Ritual Prayer (*) - Tom Kendzia 3-10 Administration as a Spiritual Journey (*) 1-11 Creating Catholic School Culture: Why and - Ann Garrido How (*) - Dan Friedt 2-12 Where Is Justice in the Suffering of Human- ity? (*) - Sr. Grace Duc Le 3-11 Educating in Faith that Does Justice (*) 1-12 The Permission to Be You in a FOMO - Dr. Thomas Groome (Fear of Missing Out) World (*) 2-13 God at the Movies - Fr. Richard Leonard - Rev. Terry Hershey 2-14 Stand Up and Pray: Movement and Ges- 3-12 Baptism: Welcome to a Lifelong Journey of Faith (*) 1-13 What is Spirituality? Do I Need Some? tures for All Ages (*) - Monica Luther & Nicole Masero - Marty Haugen & Diana Macalintal Where Do I Get It? (*) - Douglas Leal 2-15 From Status Quo to Status Grow (*) 3-13 YOU Are the Beloved: Praying and Cele- 1-14 The Future of Learning in the Digital Cul- - Jesse Manibusan ture and Its Implications for Faith Formation brating the Daily Living Reminder (*) - Dr. Charlotte McCorquodale 2-16 Showing Welcome and Respect to LGBTQ - David Haas People in Our Parishes (*) 3-14 A Multidisciplinary Approach to Human 1-15 Living the Sacraments: Helping People Find - Fr. James Martin God at the Intersection of Heaven and Earth Formation (*) - Dr. Josephine Lombardi 2-17 Race and the Limits of Dialogue (*) (*) - Dr. Joe Paprocki - Fr. Bryan Massingale 3-15 Sing Justice, Live Justice! Using Music to 1-16 Human Sexuality and the Catholic Church Promote and Inspire Social Justice in Lent 2-18 Why Is Immigration So Important to the and Easter (*) - Michael Mangan (*) - Fr. Chris Ponnet Church? (*) - Bishop David O’Connell, 1-17 The Synod on Youth: Why It Matters Linda Dakin-Grimm & Dr. Luis Zavala 3-16 As We Forgive – Freedom Through Forgive- and What We Must Do (*) de Alba ness (*) - Fr. Jim Marchionda - Katie Prejean McGrady 2-19 Keeping Your Family Happily Catholic (*) 3-17 “We are Parthians, Medes and Elamites”: 1-18 Reforming Church Governance: What Pope - Rev. Leo Patalinghug The Bible on Our Multicultural Church Francis Has Done and What He Needs to 2-20 Poetry to Enrich, Refresh and Deepen (*) - Fr. J. Patrick Mullen Do - Fr. Thomas Reese Our Spiritual Journey (*) 3-18 Amazon, Sears and Google: Ministering to 1-19 The Power of Ecumenism in an Immigration - Sr. Edith Prendergast Families Today (*) - Mike Patin 2-21 What Does the Catholic Church Teach Crisis (*) - Rev. Alexia Salvatierra, Dr. 3-19 How to Do Ministry Without Destroying Juan Martinez & Fr. Michael Gutierrez About Assisted Reproductive Technology? (*) - Angelique Ruhi-Lopez & Carmen Your Vocation (*) - Bob Perron 1-20 Inspiring Middle Schoolers with Social Santamaria 3-20 The Sex Abuse Crisis: A Church that Needs Justice (*) - Susan Searle 2-22 Thirsting for Justice: Religious Education to Take Action - Fr. Thomas Reese 1-21 Songs of the Refugees in the Bible and To- and Children with Disabilities (*) day (*) - Prof. Daniel Smith-Christopher 3-21 God, Christ, the Churches and the Poor – - Sr. Kathleen Schipani Knowing Our Tradition (*) 1-22 How to Make a Convincing Case for the 2-23 Moments, Missions and Milestones: Three - Fr. Ronald Rolheiser Pro-Life Movement – Especially for Young Things Every Family Needs to Grow Their People (*) - Fr. Robert Spitzer Domestic Church (*) - Michael Theisen 3-22 Social Media and Digital Catholic Leader- ship (*) - Paul Sanfrancesco 1-23 Sitting at the Table, Not Staring at the 2-24 Ministering with Youth in a Non-traditional Screen: Music to Engage Children in Lit- Setting (*) - Doug Tooke 3-23 Reclaiming the Fire of Parish Life (*) urgy (*) - James Wahl 2-25 Bring Life and Relevance to Your School - Julianne Stanz 1-24 Crowns, Castles and Commoners; Royalty Liturgies – Prayer and Praise Through 3-24 Islam, Conflict, Peacemaking and the Mod- and the Thirst for Justice (*) - David Wells Music (*) - Christopher Walker ern World (*) - Jihad Turk 1-25 Early Childhood Faith Formation: From A 2-70 Vietnamese Workshop (Our Male and Fe- 3-25 Accompaniment: Leading Seekers to En- to Z (*) - Dr. Joseph White male Bodies are Temples of the Holy Spirit) counter Christ (*) - Nick Wagner (*) - Bishop Louis Nguyen Anh Tuan 1-70 Vietnamese Workshop (The Dominance of 3-70 Vietnamese Workshop (The Heart That a Culture of Relativism) (*) and (*) are recorded sessions. Moved: A Way Toward Life-Fulfillment and - Dr. Nhung Vu Arena sessions are in color. Wholeness) (*) - Sr. Bich Quyen Ly Register online at www.RECongress.org • Facebook: RECongress • Twitter: LACongress 17 PERIOD 1 10:00 - 11:30 AM • FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 1-01 GIVING A REASON FOR THE HOPE THAT IS 1-03 ABUSED, GRIEVING, GRACED, HEALING: WHAT WITHIN US ARENA VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE HAVE TAUGHT US What is vitally needed today is a renewed apologetics ABOUT THE JOURNEY OF HEALING and catechesis in church communities. Having attended This workshop is intended for those whose lives have the Synod on Youth, Faith and Vocational Discernment been impacted by sexual abuse – as victim-survivors, in Rome, Bishop Robert Barron will share his experi- loved ones, ministers and/or concerned Catholics. The ence of the Synod – the characters, personalities, sights stages of healing will be discussed in the context of our and sounds. He will explore the play between listening experience. In our role as victims’ assistance ministry and teaching, the advantages and disadvantages of so- coordinators, we have witnessed time and again how cial media, spiritual mentorship and much more. powerful spirituality can be in the healing process of an abuse survivor. Bishop Robert Barron Most Rev. Robert Barron serves as Auxiliary Heather Tweddle Banis, PhD Bishop of the Los Angeles Archdiocese and Dr. Heather Banis is a licensed clinical psychol- founder of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries. ogist with an extensive background in trauma He is host of several DVD series, including psychology. After serving as a clinical consul- “Catholicism,” an award-winning documenta- tant to the Los Angeles Archdiocese for 10 years, ry about the Catholic faith that aired on PBS. Bishop Barron she assumed the role of Victims Assistance Min- has lectured widely in the United States and abroad and is istry Coordinator in 2016. As such, Dr. Banis has spoken at a best-selling author who has published numerous books, schools, community organizations and professional confer- essays and articles on theology and the spiritual life. He is ences. Her past experiences running a non-profit for medical- also a religion correspondent for NBC and has appeared on ly ill children, serving as a school psychologist and building Fox News, CNN and EWTN. a private practice also inform her efforts in her current role. Suzanne Healy, MFT Suzanne Healy is a retired Marriage and Family 1-02 ENGAGING AND RETAINING YOUTH IN MUSIC Therapist with 20 years of experience. She most MINISTRY recently served the Los Angeles Archdiocese as From children’s choirs to ensembles, youth cantors and Victims Assistance Coordinator from 2007-2016. instrumentalists, David Anderson will help you discover In that role, Healy ministered to victims of child- hood sexual abuse by members of the Church. The former ways and develop a plan to welcome, mentor, engage school counselor and private practice therapist has presented and journey with young people through the many facets at a number of conferences, including those sponsored by the of music ministry in the parish.
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