Camden diocese & University of Dayton collaborate

by Tom Gallagher

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The Camden, N.J., diocese has entered into a partnership agreement with the University of Dayton for parishioners throughout the diocese to participate in an online academic experience for catechesis formation and adult faith formation.

In signing this agreement, Bishop Joseph A. Galante noted, "This is a continuation of our effort to have better trained and spiritually formed ministry personnel available at the local parish level in response to our Baptismal calling. By participating in this program, catechists will be better educated to teach the faith to our parishioners from early childhood to our adult and senior populations."

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The Camden diocese has numerous relationships with colleges for continuing education. Impressive.

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