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Pathways to an Intentionally Intergenerational Parish
3 Parts written by John Roberto, Originally Posted on the NCCL Blog
"In a time where people long for connection, community, and belonging and where loneliness and isolation is so widespread, parish communities can become welcome environments for acceptance and relationships across generations."
These articles include strategies and learning models for forming faith with all ages.
ARTICLE
Practices for Forming Faith Intergenerationally
Part of NCCL's Insights & Practices from Research & Theory Series
Research studies show that intergenerational faith formation plays a crucial role in the faith transmission process. This report presents the benefits of intergenerationality, important research findings and effective practices, and practical strategies for becoming an intentionally Intergenerational church.
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REPORT
Family and Intergenerational
Faith Formation Survey
Prepared by the NCCL Research Team
Compiling feedback from a total of 303 Catholic parishes, almost 500 individual contributors, this report's key findings identify how Catholic parishes are implementing family faith formation and intergenerational (all ages together) faith formation.
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