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Archdiocese of Hartford
Saint Thomas Seminary

Adult Faith Formation

Formation in our beautiful Catholic faith cannot be rushed. It is a process through which an individual develops a relationship with Jesus Christ and this requires experience, knowledge and understanding.

It is this process that nurtures the faith, allowing it to grow and take root, a strong hold that grips the head, heart and soul for a lifetime.

 

Many parishes throughout the Archdiocese offer a variety of Adult Faith Formation opportunities. If you are looking for a parish, click here to visit the Archdiocese of Hartford website to search for a parish close to you.

The Office of Faith Formation and Parish Life offers two adult formation programs:


Parish Resources for Adult Faith Formation

Below is a sample of resources to assist parish leaders and others in advancing adult faith formation and discipleship. If you have any questions, please let us know


Other Resources:

  • Formed – The Catholic Faith. On Demand. Get thousands of movies, programs, audio, and books instantly.
  • Word on Fire Catholic Ministries – Bishop Robert Barron’s ministry with podcasts, videos, books, etc. aimed to advance the Gospel and the Catholic faith.

  • Real Life Catholic – Various engaging Catholic resources and initiatives from Chris Stefanick.

  • STEP Theology on Line- Step provides opportunities to learn from experts in theology, along with others who share the desire to understand the Catholic faith more deeply.  STEP's courses are offered with open enrollment and open admission.

  • El Camino de-la-fe-Introduccion-a-la Doctrina Catolica - The University of Notre Dame’s STEP program has partnered with Southeast Pastoral Institute (SEPI) to launch CAMINO, a program of online theological formation in Spanish. 

  • Loyola Press Adult Faith Formation – Tips and ideas for making your adult faith formation ministry a success.

For more information contact: 

Valerie St. Jean
Associate Director of Adult & Family Life Ministries
Valerie.StJean@aohct.org