Roman Catholic 
Diocese of Ogdensburg

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BECOME: Eucharistic Missionary Formation

A Eucharistic Missionary is any Catholic who—inspired by an encounter with Christ in the Eucharist and fueled by the Bread of Life—allows God to use them as an instrument of his grace "for the life of the world."

 

Join us online for this 5-Session Series as part of the ongoing Eucharistic Revival:

Session 1: Eucharistic Revival

Session 2: Eucharistic Encounter

Session 3: Eucharistic Identity

Session 4: Eucharistic Life

Session 5: Eucharistic Mission

 

Each session includes a half-hour video followed by small group discussion, as well as practical ways of putting the lessons into practice during the week. We will meet via TEAMS. If you have any questions, contact Marika at mdonders@rcdony.org

 

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The audio/video recording of the "Brown Bag” event is strictly prohibited.

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- The host reserves the right to excuse a participant that is disruptive or detrimental to the event.  Please take note of our digital gathering best practices. 

Digital Gathering Best Practices 

  • Dress as you would for an in-person event.
  • Take note your background and ensure it is appropriate for the event. Most digital platforms offer the ability to replace your background if needed.  
  • Try to position light sources in front of you. Back lighting creates a silhouette effect and make it difficult to see you. Overhead lighting can create shadows. 
  • Limit movement and distractions while your camera/microphone are turned on.
  • Look at the camera and speak clearly.
  • Mute your microphone when you are not talking.
  • Use respectful language and demeanor.
  • Turn off your camera if you need to perform a task that others may find distracting (changing rooms, standing up, talking to someone else in the room, etc.).