This summer, the Archdiocese of Hartford joined with dioceses from all over the United States for the first gathering of US Catholic
leaders (clergy, lay and religious) in history. Twenty-six delegates of the Archdiocese of Hartford included three members of the OEEC: Sr. Mary Grace Walsh, Provost for Education, Evangelization and Catechesis; Miriam Hidalgo, Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry; and Lisa Orchen, Director of Catechetical Initiatives.
The focus of the meeting was to “form
leaders who will be equipped and re-energized to share the Gospel as missionary
disciples.”*
But what does it
actually mean to be a missionary
disciple? Is it just for “religious” Catholics, or does that apply to me too?
We will explore these questions in upcoming blog posts.
*USCCB website: http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/get-involved/meetings-and-events/usccb-convocation-2017.cfm
*USCCB website: http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/get-involved/meetings-and-events/usccb-convocation-2017.cfm