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About CCT
The spiritual
life of Children is the focus of research at the
Center for Children and Theology. It seeks
to listen to the voices of children and to explore
the theological gifts children have to offer. Reciprocally,
the Center seeks the best theology that the community
of faith has to offer children today.
View the CCT Annual Report.

Spaces are filling quickly, so register now October 24-26, 2008 at Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center in
W. Hartford, CT
Deadline is for Registration is
September 20, 2008
Read more about the conference
Publications
Echoes is a thematic report filled with succinct, thoughful articles exploring the spirituality of the child. Past issues have included topics such as Gospel Nonviolence and the Child, working with children with disabilities, and making space for the child in the church.
Occasional
Papers is
a collection of papers which explore with more depth the theology and
spirituality of children.
Two Occasional Papers taken from Weaving Our Gifts, 2006:
The Inherent Spirituality of the Montessori Method by Aline D. Wolf
Reading the Resurrection Narratives with Children by Ann M. Garrido, D.Min.
Also, Children and Theology by Catherine Maresca is available for FREE download.
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CCT Catalog
Check Your Library:
The Religious Potential of the Child and other CGS classics are now available through CCT.

The Seed of God/La Semilla de Dios
by Genelda Woggon
illustrated by Alicia Jewell
A beautiful set of five bilingual books presents the essence of the Gospel message to young children in a simple,
but powerful way.
Use The Seed of God/La Semilla de Dios in your mission projects. The author, Genelda Woggon, offers advice on seeking grants to use The Seed of God/La Semilla de Dios in misson projets.
Courses
CCT offers formation courses in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
About Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
CGS is a religious formation program which fosters the unique relationship between the child and God. The growth of that relationship is assisted by the adult, but is directed by the Spirit of God within the child.
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