TRAINING EUCHARISTIC MINISTER

Training of Communication Skills Of Customer Service for Eucharistic Minister

Table of Contents

Training of Communication Skills Of Customer Service for Eucharistic Minister1

Brief Description Of The Learners1

Course Outline2

The Learners3

How will the training be designed & developed?3

Training Resource Requirements4

Estimated Time Required to Develop the Training4

Funding Options5

Conclusion5

References7

Training of Communication Skills Of Customer Service for Eucharistic Minister

Brief Description Of The Learners

The ministers should strive to live a life consistent with the sacrament they are distributing. They must be faithful to Mass each Sunday, and witness the faith in their daily lives. The minister should seek to grow in their devotion to the Eucharist by prayer and spiritual reading. Taking part in Adoration and or Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament is also encouraged.

To serve as a Eucharistic Minister one must be at least sixteen years old and a Confirmed, practicing Catholic. Applicants for this ministry must be approved by the pastor. "In those days, Jesus and his apostles withdrew by boat privately to a solitary place to rest. But many followed from all the towns and arrived ahead of them. Upon arrival, Jesus felt compassion for the crowd and began to teach them many things. It was already a late hour when the disciples came to him and said, 'It is too late. Send them away to go to their villages and to eat. " Jesus answered: 'Give them food yourselves. " The discipleship alarmed asked: 'Where will we get to feed so many people? We have only five loaves and two fish. ' Then Jesus commanded the multitude to sit on the grass and took the five loaves and two fish, raised his eyes to heaven, blessed and broke the loaves and distributed them to the disciples to be served. Also distributed fish. Everyone ate their fill, and what remained filled twelve baskets. Those who ate the loaves were about five thousand people.

Course Outline

Christ instituted the Eucharist, in memory of his Passion, under the sign of the meal. Of his body, he changed bread and wine into his blood, and said to his Apostles: "Take and eat, this is my body ...", "Drink ye all, because this is my blood. .. ". During the first millennium, Christians receiving communion in the hand a piece of broken bread and drank the cup of the Lord. But this use of the communion of the faithful in Christ's blood fell gradually abandoned in the West and, in the fifteenth century it was even forbidden. But the ability to communicate under both species was made ??to all members of God's people by the Second Vatican Council.

The faithful who receive only the bread, the patient who receives only a little wine consecrated communion with Christ in his entire person alive and resurrected. But "Holy Communion has a more perfect setup under both species", because in every meal you eat and drink. Jesus emphasized the need to eat his body and drink his blood to have eternal life, as related by ...