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Forming those who form others

Compartiendo el mensaje evangélico con los adolescentes

El Catecismo hace una pregunta que es tan sencilla, más sin embargo es una que a muchos de nosotros nunca se nos ha ocurrido preguntar: ‘¿Porqué el Verbo se hizo carne?’

La asombrosa respuesta está al corazón del mensaje evangélico y del discurso misionero que invitamos a los adolescentes a oír y aceptar en sus corazones.

‘El Verbo se encarnó para salvarnos reconciliándonos con Dios.’ i Jesús nació para morir, para sacrificarse para que nosotros fuéramos reconciliados con Dios. Dios nos salvó ‘enviando a su propio Hijo, en una carne semejante a la del pecado, y como víctima por el pecado. Así Él condenó el pecado en la carne’. ii

No hay nada más dramático que la historia de nuestra salvación, pero para poder comprenderla, debemos de contarla como cualquier otra historia: en orden.

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Dr. Bob Rice is an internationally known speaker, acclaimed musician, and innovative writer. He is Professor of Catechetics and the Director of the Masters of Arts in Catechetics and Evangelization at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He has a PhD in Theology from Liverpool Hope University where he researched Catholic youth and evangelization. He is a highly sought after presenter at youth conferences, young-adult gatherings, men’s conferences, parish missions, and catechetical workshops. Bob has authored many books, articles, and award-winning scripts that have helped people come to a deeper understanding of the Catholic faith. Bob has recorded numerous CDs and leads worship for over ten thousand people every year, mostly through the Steubenville Adult and Youth Conferences. He is the host of EWTN’s Franciscan University Presents. Bob lives in Steubenville with his beautiful wife Jennifer and their seven adorable children. You can find out more about him at bob-rice.com. He is the author of the life of Christ novel, Between the Saivior and the Sea, written through St. Peter's eyes and the spiriutality book, A 40-Day Spiritual Workout for Catholics.

This article is from The Sower and may be copied for catechetical purposes only. It may not be reprinted in another published work without the permission of Maryvale Institute. Contact [email protected]

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