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Title of Article	Issue
Encountering God in Catechesis—A Life-Changing Encounter on a Theology of the Body Retreat	Catechetical Review 11.4
OCIA & Adult Faith Formation—The Memory of God and Catechetical Renewal	Catechetical Review 11.4
The Spiritual Life—On the End of Life: Some Reflections on the Life and Death of My Mother	Catechetical Review 11.4
A Strong, Vibrant Tapestry: Cultivating Community Life in Your Parish	Catechetical Review 11.4
The Complementarity of Man and Woman: Key Principles Informing Catechesis	Catechetical Review 11.4
Catholic Schools—The Allure of Aslan: How the Chronicles of Narnia Can Assist Our Catechesis	Catechetical Review 11.4
Inspired Through Art—Building the Community of the Church	Catechetical Review 11.4
Embodied Love: Christian Community and Disciples with Impairments	Catechetical Review 11.4
Children's Catechesis—From Distrust to Empowerment: The (Problem with?) Opportunity of Parents	Catechetical Review 11.4
Youth & Young Adult Ministry—Battling the Epidemic of Loneliness	Catechetical Review 11.4
From the Shepherds—Fearing the Fear of the Lord in Catechetical Instruction	Catechetical Review 11.4
The Power of Community	Catechetical Review 11.4
Why Is There an Irish Pub in My Backyard?	Catechetical Review 11.4
Free Editor's Reflections—St. Francis, Frodo, You, and Me: Our Need for Community in Living a Missionary Life	Catechetical Review 11.4
Encountering God In Catechesis	Catechetical Review 11.3
Free Mystical Fraternity: Community and Communion	Catechetical Review 11.3
Sin in the Communion of Saints	Catechetical Review 11.3
OCIA & Adult Faith Formation—Teaching Organically: How to Teach The Relationships Among Doctrines	Catechetical Review 11.3
“By All Your Saints Still Striving”: St. Monica and Holistic Stories of Grace	Catechetical Review 11.3
Catholic Schools—Catholic Education as a Means for Evangelization	Catechetical Review 11.3

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About Franciscan Catechetics

The Catechetics Degree Programs and the Catechetical Institute (CI) at Franciscan University of Steubenville work in concert to prepare clergy, religious and laity to join the “army of catechists” called for by St. John Paul II, eager to help the Church in her mission of making all nations joyful disciples of Jesus Christ. We combine a thorough formation in Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and Magisterial documents with training in effective pedagogical techniques to help those we serve to grasp the truth, goodness, and beauty of the Father’s plan, and to bear witness to others faithfully of the wonderful life of grace in the Holy Spirit.

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