Horizons & Hopes: The Future of Religious Education by Thomas H. Groome

Horizons & Hopes: The Future of Religious Education

Thomas H. Groome
144 pages
Paulist Press
Mar 2003
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A Fresh Vision Here is a collection of essays that brings together the latest ideas regarding religious education from a group of highly regarded people in the field. What is new is the emphasis given to adult and young adult faith formation in the context of total catechesis. Contributors: -- Thomas H. Groome -- Jane E. Regan -- Colleen M. Griffith -- Tom Beaudoin -- Harold Daly Horell -- Maryanne Confoy This wise and far-thinking volume: -- takes a holistic approach to religious education. -- is a source of encouragement. -- offers valuable insights to all who serve in catechetical ministry. † Read more Continue reading Read less ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Thomas Groome is professor of theology and religious education at the Institute of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry of Boston College. A native of Ireland, Dr. Groome was educated at St. Patrick's Seminary, Fordham University, Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University in New York City. He is the author of a number of books on religious education. Dr. Groome has lectured widely throughout the United States and abroad. Harold (Bud) Horell is the associate director for academic affairs at the Boston College Institute for Religious Education and Pastoral Institute (IREPM) . He received his doctorate from the Boston College IREPM in 1997. Read more Continue reading Read less
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Pages 144
Publisher Paulist Press
Published 2003
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