Catechist and Assistant Christmas Gift Ideas – By Catechist Type
Have a catechist or assistant in your life? Take a look at some of these gift ideas organized by saint and personality type.
Author: Elizabeth Vice
Homebound Children Support
Some CCTheo collaborators are researching how the wider Montessori community works with home-bound children. While they are pondering through their research and conversations, we wanted to offer this starting point.
Remembering Pope Francis
Much like the early Christians, Pope Francis stepped into the compassion gap, thoughtfully taking on those worried about innocence and defilement coming through those with whom the church is called to walk.
On the Mystery of Life & Death
Elizabeth Vice reflects on the mystery of life and death.
Spring Dates for Atrium Workshops!
We have two sessions this spring for our popular Atrium Assistants Orientation class.
Exploring Theology Through Catechist Research
Gaby Gastelum reflects on CCTheo’s CARA Program, how it empowers catechists to conduct action research in the Atrium, deepening our understanding of children’s spirituality through observation, reflection, and collaborative learning.
Sharing the Lifelong Gift of Baptism
Rev. Joyce Scherer-Hoock reflects on the lasting spiritual impact of baptismal preparation, where parents explore their own faith journeys while preparing their children for baptism.
Neurodiversity in the Atrium
The Good Shepherd’s voice calls each person regardless of their brain’s wiring. Neurodiverse children have the same yearning to follow the Good Shepherd and be a part of the True Vine.
Programs for every level & atrium this fall!
We have many learning opportunities coming up that will help you welcome children and families from birth to adulthood.
Your Voice Matters
The Center for Children and Theology is collaborative. Our work is for and with catechists like you, working alongside us. As our work expands, we need insight on your work with children and families.