Ministry of Catechist in East Anglia: First Communion: Resources
 FIRST CONFESSION & FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
Diocesan Guidelines on Parish Preparation for First Reconciliation (Confession) and First Communion:
Word / pdf
Issued by Bishop Michael in December 2008, this document includes basic guidelines on sacramental preparation for children, as well as the fundamental content for parish programmes for First Confession and First Holy Communion.
Diocesan Pastoral Plan on Confession:- Word
The fundamental policy of the diocese with regard to preparation for and celebration of Confession (Reconciliation).
Diocesan Pastoral Plan on First Holy Communion:- Word
The fundamental policy of the diocese with regard to preparation for and celebration of First Holy Communion.
Summary of Catholic Teaching on the Mass from "Our Catholic Faith"
Word || pdf
A one-page summary of Catholic teaching by Bishop Michael from his CTS pamphlet.
One Bread One Body: pdf
A teaching document on the Mass by the Catholic Bishops of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, published in 1998. All First Communion Catechists should read this, particularly articles 1-75.
Remembrance of Baptism Certificates (Word): Colour / Black and white
Draft colour and black & white certificates to help children remember and celebrate their baptism as they prepare for First Communion.
AUDIO VISUAL: "First Holy Communion and Reconciliation"
" helping parents to help their children to prepare for the sacraments" This is a DVD-based resource produced by Catholic Evangelisation Services (responsible for the CaFE programme), and is used by some parishes in East Anglia.
It is advertised as "an enjoyable modern media course designed to inform, inspire and stir discussion amongst parents."
It is easy to use and includes flexible material on video/DVD for two to four sessions and includes a comprehensive Leader's Guide and sample Parents Booklets.
As the video course costs £89.95, it would be wise to view it beforehand, perhaps borrowing it from a neighbouring parish.
There is a trailer on their website. Information at:www.catholicevangel.org
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