Forming young people for mission in the contemporary church: Some lessons from cardinal Cardijn

The Australasian Catholic Record 95 (2):190 (2018)
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Lucas, Brian This article will consider some of the issues relating to engagement by young people with Catholic Church structures. Within that context, and within the context of a contemporary theology of mission, it will examine the contribution that Cardinal Cardijn's 'see, judge, act' methodology offers to formation of young people for mission. In particular, it will outline some of the ways in which Catholic Mission in Australia has engaged with young people, including the immersion program for senior students. Finally, it will propose a way in which that program might strengthen links to the traditional Cardijn groups.

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