Kino Institute :: 2 Yr. Ministry Formation

Supervised Ministry Experience

The Supervised Ministry Experience provides the participant an opportunity to reflect on their theological, spiritual and pastoral development at the end of year one. In consideration of the standards, and competencies for effective ministry, participants will formulate a way in which greater skills can be developed or deficiencies in their ministerial experience can be addressed. This will enable each participant to critically engage and develop personal goals and objectives in light of their unique context of pastoral experience.

Together with the Kino Program Coordinator, Department Director from the Division of Education & Evangelization and a selected Supervisor for the ministry experience practicum, a meaningful project will be developed, presented and evaluated. The participant's goals and objectives will serve as the context for the evaluation of the project. Upon completion, verbal and written feedback will be given by all those involved in the development and supervision of the practicum.

2007-2008 Course Year Book List
updated 8/7/2007



Course #	Course Name	Book	Price

CC101	Introduction to the Catholic Faith
		Why Believe? Foundations of the Catholic Theology, Eileen Flynn	$25

		Catechism of the Catholic Church (optional)	$15
		Catholic Study Bible (optional)	$35
		Oxford Bible (optional)	$45

CC102	Introduction to the Old Testament Part I
		The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church, USCCB Publishing	$4
		Introduction to the Old Testament: A Liberation Perspective, Anthony R. Ceresko	$25

CC103	Introduction to the Old Testament Part II
		Same as CC102


CC104	Introduction to the New Testament Part I
		An Introduction to the New Testament for Catholics, Joseph F. Kelly	$25

CC105	Introduction to the New Testament Part II
		Same as CC104

CC106	The Church Part I (Nature & Understanding)
		Vatican Council II (Volume I)	$22
		Vatican Council II (Volume II)	$22

CC107	The Church Part II (Historical Development)
		The Catholic Church Through the Ages: A History, John Vidmar	$19

CC108	Christology
		Introduction to Christology (The College Students), William P. Loewe	$20

CC109	The Mission of the Church: Evangelization and Catechesis
		General Directory for Catechesis, Congregation for the Clergy, USCCB Publishing	$20
		Redemptoris Mission Encyclical Letter, Pope John Paul II	$4
CC110	The Sacraments & Liturgy
		The Liturgical Documents: A Parish Resource Volume I	$22
		The Liturgical Documents: A Parish Resource Volume II	$22
		History of the Liturgy: The Major Stages, Marcel Metzger	$16
CC111	Catholic Moral Responsibility
		Reason Informed by Faith: Foundations of Catholic Morality, Richard M. Gula	$17



CC112	Catholic Social Teaching
		Catholic Social Thought, David Shannon O'Brien	$20
		Living Justice: Catholic Social Teaching in Action, Thomas Massaro, S.J.	$5
		Integral Justice: Changing People Changing Structures, John J. Walsh	$15

CC113	Theology of Ministry
		Creative Ministry, Henri Nouwen	$12
		The Wounded Healer, Henri Nouwen	$12
		Ministry, Richard P. McBrien	$12

CC114	Introduction to the Christian Spirituality
		The Holy Longing: The Search for a Christian Spirituality, Ronald Rolheiser	$22
		Understanding Christian Spirituality, Michael Downey	$13


CC115	Integrating Seminar
		NO REQUIRED TEXTS

Books that are in bold are required.

The books for each class will be sold during the 5th week of previous class session only. If you are unable to purchase them during those evenings, please call Luz Lobato at 602-354-2300 or e-mail at llobato@diocesephoenix.org to make other arrangements.

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CC101 Introduction to the Catholic Faith

Course Description:

Participants will learn key aspects of Catholic theological method bringing light to traditional Church teaching regarding revelation and faith; the meaning of sin and salvation; the doctrine of God; scripture and tradition; an understanding of church and the spiritual dimensions of Christian life.

CC102 Introduction to the Old Testament I

Course Description:

The Old Testament is studied from historical, cultural, archeological and theological points of view in the light of official Catholic teaching on the Sacred Scriptures. Emphasis will be on the study of the Pentateuch, and the Jewish understanding of Covenant, law, land, and forgiveness.

CC103 Introduction to the Old Testament II

Course Description:

The Old Testament is studied from historical, cultural, archeological and theological points of view in the light of official Catholic teaching on the Sacred Scriptures. Emphasis will be on the study of the Prophets, Psalms and Wisdom literature.

CC104 Introduction to the New Testament I

Course Description:

This course examines the New Testament in the light of modern biblical hermeneutics with an emphasis on the environment and culture of that period. Emphasis will be on the four Gospels and the early church.

CC105 Introduction to the New Testament II

Course Description:

This course continues the study of the New Testament through an examination of the letters and theology of St. Paul, the Catholic Epistles and the Book of Revelation.

CC106 The Church (Part I) Nature and Understanding

Course Description:

The nature of the Church (ecclesiology) is studied in light of the themes and principles that have emerged since the Second Vatican Council. Participants will explore the theological foundations for understanding the Church as a visibly organized society in the world, and as the mystical Body of Christ. Documents of the Second Vatican Council and contemporary magisterial teaching will be studied

CC107 The Church (Part II) Historical Development

Course Description:

The nature of the Church (ecclesiology) is studied in light of the themes and principles that have emerged since the Second Vatican Council. Participants will explore the theological foundations for understanding the Church as a visibly organized society in the world, and as the mystical Body of Christ. Documents of the Second Vatican Council and contemporary magisterial teaching will be studied

CC108 Christology

Course Description:

This course will study the historical and theological development of the Christian understanding of the person of Jesus, his message and his mission. It will seek to understand the reality of Jesus in terms of his work and words and also as he is in his own being which gave rise to the Christian proclamation that Jesus is Lord.

CC109 The Mission of the Church: Evangelization and Catechesis

Course Description:

The Church invites all people into communion with God through the work of evangelization and catechesis. We will study this work through an examination of the General Directory for Catechesis from the Congregation for the Clergy, The Mission of the Redeemer by Pope John Paul II along with highlights from contemporary magisterial documents on evangelization and catechesis.

CC110 The Sacraments & Liturgy

Course Description:

This course is an exploration of the historical and theological development and function of the seven sacraments of the Church. Students will examine sacramental theology and be able to identify major trends and shifts in the sacramental understanding through the church's history.

CC111 Catholic Moral Responsibility

Course Description:

This course will explore the history and development of Moral Theology within the Roman Catholic Tradition from its foundations in the Hebrew Scriptures to fulfillment in Christ through the ongoing application to real life situations for the pastoral worker. The course will focus less on particular moral issues in favor of the development of method and application in the discipline of moral theology.

CC112 Catholic Social Teaching

Course Description:

This course will examine Catholic social thought from its roots in both the Old and New Testaments to its contemporary expressions in the magisterial documents of the Church in the last two centuries. It also explores the themes and principles which guide Catholic social teaching, drawing awareness to the conditions influencing global economic relations, the promotion of human dignity and rights and the need to see the issues of justice as "a constitutive part of the Gospel."

CC113 Theology of Ministry

Course Description:

Through Baptism, each person is incorporated into Christ and with him assumes the role of servant. This course will explore the relationship between faith and service. Taking into account the principles found in the New Testament, participants will analyze the multiple faces of ministry as well as the way in which all specialized ministries serve the people of God.

CC114 Introduction to Christian Spirituality

Course Description:

"The wonder of prayer is revealed beside the well where we come seeking water: there, Christ comes to meet every human being (CCC 2559)." Jesus is our preeminent model of prayer as the source of our transformation into the life of God. This course examines the nature of Prayer and Christian Spirituality as understood within the Catholic tradition. Participants will become familiar with Church teaching concerning the nature of prayer and spirituality and explore major spiritual writers and practitioners whose legacies include spiritual experiences, devotions and practices, together with insights in spiritual direction, counsel and instruction for others.

2 Yr. Ministry Formation (English)

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