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A safe environment is not an “extra program” for youth ministry—it is part of the Church’s mission to welcome and protect minors and vulnerable persons, with their interests as a priority. This training document explains the EYM youth leader’s code of conduct and how to maintain proper, professional relationships with children and young people, including reporting expectations. Youth Leader Code Of … Read moreYouth Leader Code Of Conduct
Teamwork is not a “nice extra” for the Eucharistic Youth Movement (EYM); it is a work of communion – how the Church accompanies young people so that the Eucharist leads to a lived faith, shared responsibility, and mission. The Church’s pastoral vision for youth ministry emphasizes that ministries with young people are most effective when … Read moreTeamwork
Mentoring in EYM is the ministry of accompanying youth leaders with the Heart of Christ, forming them spiritually, humanly, and apostolically for service to the Church and the world. Mentoring in EYM
In the Emmaus account, Jesus begins by listening: “(Jesus) asked them, ‘What are you discussing as you walk along?’” That same posture should shape EYM Youth Leaders: patient, intentional listening and dialogue, so the young person can recognize God’s activity in their life and learn to interpret their experience through the lens of faith. Listen … Read moreListen to children and young people and share their faith journey
Mục Tiêu Khóa Học– Hiểu ý nghĩa của lửa trong Thánh Kinh.– Giải thích ý nghĩa và mục đích của Lửa Thiêng Thánh Thể trong Phong Trào Thiếu Nhi Thánh Thể.– Giải thích 3 vai trò chủ yếu trong Lửa Thiêng Thánh Thể. Ý Nghĩa Lửa Thiêng Thánh Thể (Trích Sổ Khóa Sa Mạc Huynh … Read moreÝ Nghĩa Lửa Thiêng Thánh Thể
Contemplation with the Rosary means that the repeating prayers (especially the Hail Mary) are not just memorized words, but a slow, attentive meditation on Christ’s life – with Mary as the model and companion of faith. The Church teaches that without this contemplative dimension, the Rosary can become “a mechanical repetition” instead of a true … Read moreContemplation with the Rosary
Lãnh Nhận Lời Chúa bao gồm việc đọc/ nghe Lời Chúa, nhưng ý nghĩa đầy đủ là đón nhận trong đức tin để Lời Chúa biến đổi mình – không dừng ở mức nhận chữ hay thuộc câu. Giáo Hội dạy rằng việc đọc Kinh Thánh phải đi kèm với cầu nguyện, để có “đối … Read moreLãnh Nhận Lời Chúa
This training guide helps EYM youth leaders learn a repeatable way to lead Gospel meditation: starting from the Word of God, guiding the imagination and feelings toward an encounter with Jesus, and ending with a mission step in daily life. It uses the Church’s Listen–Teach–Send pastoral rhythm and adapts the method for four age groups. … Read moreMeditation On The Word Of God
Lectio Divina is an ancient Catholic prayer method for reading and praying with the Bible. Don’t let the Latin scare you away from learning to do it yourself or from sharing it with your students. It is an essential practice for all Catholics to learn and certainly not something we should avoid teaching young people to do.
In Catholic usage, “gaze” in contemplative prayer means a heart-attentiveness like faith looking at Jesus, not mainly something done with the eyes. The Catechism defines contemplation as: “a gaze of faith, fixed on Jesus. ‘I look at him and he looks at me’” (CCC 2715) It also says contemplative prayer is: “a gaze of faith fixed on Jesus … … Read moreKeep Returning Your Gaze To Jesus