Youth, family and Faith - Congress Preparatory Materials
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<p>This podcast series accompanies the final preparations for the Archdiocesan Congress on Youth, Family and Faith in the Archdiocese of Armagh in March 2026.</p><p> </p><p>Through prayer, listening and consultation across parishes, schools and communities, a number of priorities and proposals have emerged to help renew the life and mission of the Church. Each episode introduces one of these priorities, exploring themes such as belonging, youth and family ministry, prayer, faith formation, liturgy and digital evangelisation.</p><p> </p><p>These reflections invite listeners to prepare prayerfully for the Congress and to consider how we can share the Gospel with young people and families today as we journey toward the 1600th anniversary of the arrival of Saint Patrick in Ireland in 2032.</p><p><br></p><p>This Podcast follows on from the previous podcast that explored the priorities articulated in the Archdiocese of Armagh. </p>
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Recent Episodes
March 11, 2026
Episode 11: Priority 6, Digital Communication and Evangelisation
This episode explores the sixth priority: Digital Communication and Evangelisation, recognising the digital world as an important space for mission and outreach. It introduces proposals to develop regional digital mission teams, establish a diocesan digital formation and content hub, and create new ways of reaching young people and those distant from the Church through online engagement. The episode also reflects on the seven-year vision of building a vibrant diocesan digital presence that in...
March 11, 2026
Episode 10: Priority 5, Liturgy and Participation
This episode explores the fifth priority: Liturgy and Participation, reflecting on the central place of the liturgy in the life and mission of the Church. It introduces proposals to establish parish and pastoral area liturgy leadership teams, provide ongoing formation for clergy and lay liturgical ministers, and create pathways for greater participation by young people and families in liturgical life. The episode also considers the seven-year vision of fostering well-prepared, participatory a...
March 10, 2026
Episode 9: Priority 4, Faith Formation and Catechesis
This episode explores the fourth priority: Faith Formation and Catechesis, highlighting the need to move from one-off sacramental preparation toward lifelong formation in faith. It introduces proposals to develop a diocesan catechetical framework, strengthen family-centred sacramental preparation, provide faith formation opportunities for young people and adults, and pilot post-Confirmation programmes. The episode also reflects on the seven-year vision of building a culture of lifelong discip...
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<p>This podcast series accompanies the final preparations for the Archdiocesan Congress on Youth, Family and Faith in the Archdiocese of Armagh in March 2026.</p><p> </p><p>Through prayer, listening and consultation across parishes, schools and communities, a number of priorities and proposals have emerged to help renew the life and mission of the Church. Each episode introduces one of these priorities, exploring themes such as belonging, youth and family ministry, prayer, faith formation, liturgy and digital evangelisation.</p><p> </p><p>These reflections invite listeners to prepare prayerfully for the Congress and to consider how we can share the Gospel with young people and families today as we journey toward the 1600th anniversary of the arrival of Saint Patrick in Ireland in 2032.</p><p><br></p><p>This Podcast follows on from the previous podcast that explored the priorities articulated in the Archdiocese of Armagh. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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