Darcy Osby

Articles by Darcy Osby

• Catechists as Missionary Disciples

  How do catechists live as missionary disciples? Darcy Osby breaks down our terms and gives us questions for reflection.

• Equipping Parents to Share Eucharistic Adoration with Their Children

  Darcy Osby shares how she equips parents to share Eucharistic Adoration with their children.

• Feasting While Fasting

  Get in touch with the real reason for fasting this Lent by allowing yourself to feast on the grace of God.

• Loving Students as St. John Bosco Did

  Loving relationships with students is the cornerstone of the pedagogy of St. John Bosco.

• Promoting Catholic Identity, Part 1: A Sense of Sacramentality

  Darcy Osby begins a series on promoting Catholic identity by discussing the Catholic sense of sacramentality.

• Promoting Catholic Identity, Part 2: A Commitment to Community

  Darcy Osby continues a series on promoting Catholic identity by discussing the Catholic commitment to community.

• Promoting Catholic Identity, Part 3: A Respect for Human Life

  In the third article in a series on promoting Catholic identity, Darcy Osby shares ideas to help children develop a sense of respect for all life.​

• Promoting Catholic Identity, Part 4: A Reverence for Scripture and Tradition

  ​Darcy Osby continues a series on promoting Catholic identity by discussing ways to foster reverence for Scripture and Tradition.​

• Promoting Catholic Identity, Part 5: An Attitude of Faith and Hope

  Darcy Osby concludes a series on building Catholic identity by considering how we might develop an attitude of faith and hope.​​

• Summer Planning for the Catechetical Leader

  Darcy Osby suggests three areas for catechetical leaders to review during summer planning.

• The Glorious Mysteries: The Coming of the Holy Spirit

  Darcy Osby reflects on the Coming of the Holy Spirit in this article, one in a series on the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary.

• Three Questions from New Catechetical Leaders

  Darcy Osby shares some questions she asked herself as a new DRE—and the answers she found through living her ministry.