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TH 15 - The Catechism for Catechists

The Catechism for Catechists is an online non-credit course for students at any level that provides intellectual formation for catechists and can serve idealy as the doctrinal component for diocesan catechist certification programs. For those serving as parish catechists or teaching the Catholic faith in the Catholic school system, as well as those interested in general adult faith formation or RCIA, it enables students to develop an understanding and appreciation of the Catholic faith.

Assignment Overview
6 Lessons - Pass/Fail

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

  • Understand and articulate the foundations of Catholic doctrine.
  • Converse on matters of Sacred Scripture.
  • Differentiate between missions and natures of the Trinity and the Church.
  • Explain the liturgy and the sacraments.
  • Discern the different aspects of Catholic spirituality.
  • Understand and articulate Catholic moral teaching.


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