La Iglesia necesita hoy laicos formados que ayuden a otros a conocer, comprender y vivir la fe. Muchos cristianos desean creer, pero carecen de una formación sólida que les permita entender lo que la Iglesia enseña y vivirlo con coherencia en su vida diaria.
Este apostolado nace con el propósito de ofrecer una catequesis clara, ordenada y fiel a la enseñanza de la Iglesia, pensada especialmente para adultos. Una formación que no se limite a transmitir contenidos, sino que ayude a crecer en la fe, ordenar la vida cristiana y caminar con seguridad hacia Dios.
La formación recibida no es un fin en sí misma, sino un don que está llamado a compartirse. El laico que ha sido formado está invitado a dar un paso más y ponerse al servicio de los demás, ofreciendo su tiempo, su esfuerzo y su testimonio.
Un católico laico es aquel que, habiendo recibido la fe y la formación, toma el testigo y, apoyado en este libro y en la catequesis recibida, se lanza a formar y evangelizar a sus hermanos. Así, la fe se transmite de persona a persona y la catequesis se convierte en un verdadero acto de amor y sacrificio.
Servir enseñando la fe es una obra de misericordia espiritual y una forma concreta de vivir el mandamiento del amor. Cuando el laico se entrega por el bien de sus hermanos, la Iglesia crece y el Evangelio se hace vida.
La catequesis de Un Católico Laico no se concibe solo como formación intelectual, sino como una auténtica celebración de la fe, donde se unen la oración, la alabanza y la enseñanza. Este esquema, probado en otros ámbitos pastorales, busca crear comunión y disponer el corazón para acoger la Palabra de Dios.
Se abre la catequesis con un canto que invita al Espíritu Santo a iluminar los corazones y disponer el alma para recibir la Palabra.
Dos o tres cantos crean un clima de unidad y recogimiento que abre el corazón a la presencia de Dios.
Se expone la enseñanza del libro, invitando a la participación, el discernimiento y la conversión personal.
El catequista y los hermanos elevan al Señor sus peticiones, orientadas siempre hacia la santidad y la conversión.
La comunidad concluye orando juntos el Padre Nuestro, el Ave María, el Gloria y una aclamación final a San Miguel.
Se encomienda el camino a la Virgen María con un canto y se cierra la celebración con «Todo es de mi Cristo».
Se invita a los participantes a llevar a la vida diaria lo recibido en la catequesis.
Roberto Arnau
Ana Lasarte
El fin de este apostolado no es crear una comunidad paralela, sino formar católicos bien preparados y comprometidos con el servicio, que vivan su fe plenamente dentro de la Iglesia.
Por ello, se animará a los participantes a integrarse en sus parroquias y movimientos, y se facilitará el conocimiento de distintos carismas y grupos eclesiales mediante charlas informativas dentro de las catequesis.
Si así lo estima oportuno el Obispado, estas catequesis podrían servir también como itinerario de preparación para la Confirmación y como formación básica para nuevos cristianos que deseen recibir la Primera Comunión.
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