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Catholic Faith Formation is a lifelong process of growing in the faith through learning, prayer, and participation in the Church. It encompasses all ages, from infants to adults, and aims to deepen one's relationship with Jesus Christ. It's a form of evangelization, where the Church teaches, celebrates, and witnesses to the Gospel message.
Key Aspects :
Lifelong Process: Faith formation is not limited to childhood or special programs; it's an ongoing journey of growth in the faith.
Focus on Jesus Christ: The ultimate goal is to help individuals deepen their relationship with Jesus and live out their faith.
Four Pillars of Formation: The human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral dimensions are key to holistic formation.
Involves Multiple Ministries: Catechetical, liturgical, and pastoral ministries contribute to the process of faith formation.
Includes Various Age Groups: Programs and resources are designed to cater to the needs of children, youth, young adults, adults, and the elderly.
Importance of Family: Parents are seen as the primary formators of their children in the faith, and parishes often support families in this role.
Adult Faith Formation: Adults are encouraged to take an active role in their faith formation and in sharing their faith with others.
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