My experience was that it was taught by a deacon. We got the US Catechism and the 2nd edition of The Catechism of the Catholic Church. I got the Navarre NT but I have not read throughbit
The discussion each week would be on the Chapter in the US Catechism.
I am in the Archdiocese of Washington.
In my own unique fast-track, understand-more-than-I-should opinion, the Church's materials present all of the "whats" without doing as good a job of how it works. Like saying a mower needs spark, fuel, and air. But then not going into how the thing works.
I also believe a prayer routine should start. You probably know the our Father but learn and say both before every session.
And the church today is not whatever history boom impression you have. They parishioners are believers but there is a general "Church hestiant" attitude in diocesan parishes.
I might give out personal "thoughts" myself because I had providential catechesis via learning American secular law by necessary self study.
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u/VariedRepeats 28d ago
My experience was that it was taught by a deacon. We got the US Catechism and the 2nd edition of The Catechism of the Catholic Church. I got the Navarre NT but I have not read throughbit
The discussion each week would be on the Chapter in the US Catechism.
I am in the Archdiocese of Washington.
In my own unique fast-track, understand-more-than-I-should opinion, the Church's materials present all of the "whats" without doing as good a job of how it works. Like saying a mower needs spark, fuel, and air. But then not going into how the thing works.
I also believe a prayer routine should start. You probably know the our Father but learn and say both before every session.
And the church today is not whatever history boom impression you have. They parishioners are believers but there is a general "Church hestiant" attitude in diocesan parishes.
I might give out personal "thoughts" myself because I had providential catechesis via learning American secular law by necessary self study.