Podcasts about formation programs

First up on the show today, Archbishop Hebda is with us to talk Faith Formation and why it's important for our kids and for us adults, too! https://www.archspm.org/catholic-education-youth-formation/parish-catechesis/

This blogcast explores "My Grandmother: Model of Accompaniment," written and read by Colleen Campbell."My Grandmother: Model of Accompaniment," by Colleen Campbell.For more resources on accompaniment, please click here. Author:Colleen Campbell is the Coordinator of Formation Programs at the Catholic Apostolate Center, and a 3rd year PhD student studying Catechetics at The Catholic University of America. She holds an MA in Theology from the University of Notre Dame and a BA in Pastoral Ministry from the University of Dallas. Colleen is also an alumna of Notre Dame's Echo program, where she served in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. She is co-author of The Art of Accompaniment: Theological, Spiritual, and Practical Elements of Building a More Relational Church. Follow us:The Catholic Apostolate CenterThe Center's podcast websiteInstagramFacebookApple PodcastsSpotify

In this presentation, given to the Diocese of Rochester, Dr. Colleen Campbell, Center Manager of Formation Programs, Tom Carani, Center Consultant, and Brian Rhude, Center Project Coordinator, discuss young adult ministry in today's Church. The topics they cover include the psychological and spiritual landscape of young adults, keys to healthy and sustainable ministry, and the Church's vision for young adult ministry.

In this presentation, given to the Diocese of Rochester, Dr. Colleen Campbell, Center Manager of Formation Programs, Tom Carani, Center Consultant, and Brian Rhude, Center Project Coordinator, discuss young adult ministry in today's Church. The topics they cover include the psychological and spiritual landscape of young adults, keys to healthy and sustainable ministry, and the Church's vision for young adult ministry.

This webinar explores how the Directory for Catechesis envisions accompaniment as an important element in accomplishing the definitive aim of catechesis: putting people in intimate communion with the Person of Christ (Catechesi Tradendae, 5). Dr. Susan Timoney, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies in the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the Catholic University of America, Steven Serafin, Center Collaborator and Associate Director for Catechesis in Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Newark, and Colleen Campbell, Center Coordinator of Formation Programs and co-author of The Art of Accompaniment: Theological, Spiritual, and Practical Elements of Building a More Relational Church, discuss the theme of accompaniment in the new directory and its implications for evangelization, catechesis, and the entire Church.

Chris Pierno, Kate Fowler, and Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. discuss with Colleen Campbell, the Center’s Coordinator of Formation Programs, the Directory for Catechesis that came out and how this changes and reminds us of the role cathechesis plays in the lives of Catholics.

Chris Pierno, Kate Fowler, and Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. discuss with Colleen Campbell, the Center’s Coordinator of Formation Programs, the Directory for Catechesis that came out and how this changes and reminds us of the role cathechesis plays in the lives of Catholics.

In Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis invites the Church to learn and practice the “art of accompaniment” (169). This presentation will explore how the art of accompaniment allows us to use the gifts of our humanity as a medium for fruitful and compassionate evangelization. In addition, we will consider how accompaniment calls us to be good stewards of the gift of our own humanity through ongoing formation and self-care. Colleen Campbell, MA, MPhil Coordinator of Formation Programs, Catholic Apostolate Center

Earlier this year, the COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed our everyday lives in a way we never could have anticipated. Join us tonight for an honest conversation about mental health during COVID-19 as our panelists discuss questions such as: Why are our current mental health challenges unique to this moment in history? How are our spiritual and emotional lives connected? How do I know whether I need to see a spiritual director, a therapist, or both?  How do I find a therapist? How do we balance the positive and negative consequences of social media, especially in regards to our mental health? How can we take care of ourselves in this next “phase” of the pandemic?    Panelists: Colleen Campbell is the Coordinator of Formation Programs at the Catholic Apostolate Center in Washington, DC, and a PhD candidate in Catechetics and Religious Education at the Catholic University of America. She is co-author of The Art of Accompaniment: Theological, Spiritual, and Practical Elements of Building a More Relational Church. Fr. Nick Rokitka, is a member of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. Fr. Nick completed his theology at the Catholic University of America in the spring of 2016 and was ordained a priest later that summer. Fr. Nick is currently the assistant director of formation at the house of formation for his order in Silver Spring, MD.  Dr. Helena Orellana is a licensed clinical psychologist, Director of the IPS Center for Psychological Sciences, and an Adjunct Professor for the Psy.D. program. Her professional interests include the psychological and spiritual impact of trauma, psychodynamic and interpersonal theories, the supervision and training of graduate students, and the integration of a Catholic vision of the person with psychology.

Colleen Campbell, Coordinator of Formation Programs at Catholic Apostolate Center in Washington D.C. (https://www.catholicapostolatecenter....) and Ph.D. Student at Catholic University of America (https://www.catholic.edu/), and Bridget Richardson, with the Nesti Center for Faith & Culture (https://www.stthom.edu/cfc), discuss what it looks like to accompany others during Covid-19. Colleen talks about what accompaniment is and the book she co-authored titled, “The Art of Accompaniment.”

Center Coordinator of Formation Programs, Colleen Campbell, talks with Bridget Richardson, with the Nesti Center for Faith & Culture about what it looks like to accompany others during COVID-19.

Center Coordinator of Formation Programs, Colleen Campbell, talks with Bridget Richardson, with the Nesti Center for Faith & Culture about what it looks like to accompany others during COVID-19.

Center Coordinator of Formation Programs, Colleen Campbell, talks with Bridget Richardson, with the Nesti Center for Faith & Culture about what it looks like to accompany others during COVID-19.

This week I am joined by I am joined by Andrea Chavez-Kopp, Assistant Director for Educational and Formation Programs for the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA). Andrea talks about her role at NCEA and digital discipleship. She details all the great things happening at the NCEA conference as well as the inclusive communities track.  

Susanne Hartung, SP, currently serves as the chief mission integration officer for approximately 11,000 shared services caregivers in the Providence St. Joseph Health system. In her role, she is responsible to ensure that the Mission and Values are integrated in all aspects of the shared services’ teams. She also serves on the faculty for the Formation Programs for Leaders of PSJH. She is passionate about access issues, particularly for the poor and vulnerable, and has addressed this by building partnerships with a wide range of community groups. Her efforts in the community have earned her a number of awards, including the Mothers Against Violence Community Catalyst Award from Mothers Against Violence in America (MAVIA) in 2000, the Joseph A. Maguire, SJ, Distinguished Community Service Award, and the Fort Vancouver National Trust recognition award for her efforts to save Providence Academy. She is interviewed by Dora Barilla, Group Vice President, Community Health Investment for Providence St. Joseph Health, Senior Fellow for the Institute for Health Policy and Fellowship at Loma Linda University Health.

This week I am joined by Mrs. Andrea Chavez-Kopp, Assistant Director for Educational and Formation Programs for the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA). Andrea speaks about her role at NCEA and the upcoming NCEA conference in Cincinnati. She highlights the different sessions available for those who would like to know more about inclusive Catholic education and exceptional learners. She also speaks about how to get ready to attend the conference and other tidbits the attendee might need. For more information about Andrea, please email her at AKopp@ncea.org. For more information about NCEA and the conference, please visit, https://www.ncea.org.