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Pathways of Discipleship - Part 2, May 5, 2025

In this episode of the Catholic Ministry Professionals, hosts Thai and Jon discuss the importance of creating intentional pathways for discipleship within parishes. They emphasize the need for focused effort in ministry, the significance of evaluating existing programs, and the necessity of identifying clear entry points for parishioners. The conversation also addresses common concerns about resource limitations and offers practical steps for gradual improvement in ministry effectiveness. The hosts encourage listeners to consider workshops for building discipleship pathways and to engage in ongoing evaluation of their ministry efforts.


KEY TAKEAWAYS


  • Creating intentional pathways for discipleship is crucial for parish growth.

  • Focused effort in ministry can prevent burnout and enhance joy.

  • Evaluating existing ministries helps identify strengths and gaps.

  • Clear entry points for parishioners are essential for engagement.

  • Workshops can provide hands-on support for building discipleship pathways.

  • Starting small can lead to significant changes over time.

  • Micro progression in ministry can yield substantial results.

  • It's important to tailor discipleship pathways to the unique context of each parish.

  • Engaging parishioners in meaningful ways fosters community and evangelization.

  • Continuous evaluation of ministry programs is necessary for effective discipleship.



This episode was modified from its original form for radio. Catch the full episode here.



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