Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Catholic Religious Education in Schools; Volume II: Learning Michael T. Buchanan,Adrian-Mario Gellel Book 2019 Spri

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Formation for Mission: A Systems Model Within the Australian Contextnchanged, Catholic employing authorities and Catholic entities are challenged to provide formation which is responsive to a new Catholic school community while being authentic to Church Tradition. Formation in this context cannot presume Baptism into a Christian community nor the practice of a Catho

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Pilgrimages: Fruitful Sources of Faith Formation for Catholic Student Teachers?atholic state school sector. As an element of the faith formation of Catholic initial teacher education (ITE) students, several pilgrimages took place in academic session 2016–2017: two to Rome and three to Lourdes (with HCPT—The Pilgrimage Trust), involving 45 students, accompanied by the Coordinat

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The Motion of a Single Vehicle,nscendent take on life, encouraging students to reach into an ultimate horizon in order to make sense, find purpose and experience grace. Such a Transcendent perspective is in contrast to a purely immanent view, as if there is no more to life than what we make of it and by our own efforts alone.

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Bremsstrahlung and X-Ray Scattering,culum of the Catholic school. The Church’s differentiation between CRE and catechesis seems to indicate two models of faith formation that are distinct yet complementary. As a scholastic discipline, CRE seems to follow an education model, whereas catechesis a community paradigm. The interfacing, if

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2901-8 educational mission of the Church. Over these past two millennia, this was, and still is, reflected in the centrality that the subject, in its various forms, holds in the educational institutions of the Church. Yet the changing context of schools, education, society and Church require a rediscovery

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-31017-1xt of the beholder. Both the researcher of Religious Education (RE) and the people in the local RE classroom, teachers and students, rely on limited resources and insights. No one can grasp the complete picture of RE today. In this chapter the European challenges to RE are reconsidered with a theolo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27741-2olic school. Religious education in the Catholic school helps people to engage with and understand the religious impulse, the nature of religion, and their own personal engagement with this so as to be able to draw on that as a resource for their own spiritual wisdom and ethical practice. The paper

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Introduction to Computer Organizatione of Catholic Religious Education in schools. I will begin by introducing Hans Us von Balthasar’s theological concept of Theo-aesthetics, and by providing a short overview of what it was that von Balthasar intended to achieve in writing his Theo-aesthetics. I will then argue that the concept of Theo