Gente Puente: Catholic Hispanic Ministry Best Practices

Gente Puente: Catholic Hispanic Ministry Best Practices


34. Why you should be gente puente right where you are

September 01, 2019

Patti Gutiérrez

Show Notes (English) – patticc.com/34

Notas del Programa (Episodio en español) – patticc.com/s35

In this episode, I will explain
what it means to be gente puente, people who build bridges, and to
encourage you to take the pledge to be gente puente in your community, school,
family, parish, diocese or ministry, whether it’s at the local, regional or
national level. 

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Recommended Resources:

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links which means I earn income from qualified purchases which helps fund this
podcast

Encuentro & Mission: A Renewed Pastoral Framework
for Hispanic Ministry – found in the book Hispanic/Latino
Ministry—Past, Present, Future: A New Beginning

Creating a Culture
of Encounter: A Guide for Joyful Missionary Disciples from the USCCB
(Adapted from the V Encuentro process for the broader Church)

Latino Catholicism:
Transformation in America’s Largest Church by Timothy Matovina

Our Catholic
Children, Ministry with Hispanic Youth and Young Adults, a collection of
essays edited by Dr. Hoffsman Ospino

Episode Summary

Greetings Gente Puente!  In this episode, I will
explain what it means to be gente puente, people who build bridges, and
to encourage you to take the pledge to be gente puente in your community, school,
family, parish, diocese or ministry, whether it’s at the local, regional or
national level.