I’m referring specifically to the 2020 rule mentioned further down in the article, constraining whether parents can choose to do sacramental preparation themselves. There’s no requirement, as far as I know, to provide physical facilities for homeschooling, but while the pastor & bishop have the duty to ensure children are properly dispos…
I’m referring specifically to the 2020 rule mentioned further down in the article, constraining whether parents can choose to do sacramental preparation themselves. There’s no requirement, as far as I know, to provide physical facilities for homeschooling, but while the pastor & bishop have the duty to ensure children are properly disposed, the CDW has previously said this does duty not include requiring a specific age or catechetical curriculum when it comes to confirmation, because that infringes on the rights of the children and the parents as the primary educators.
I’m referring specifically to the 2020 rule mentioned further down in the article, constraining whether parents can choose to do sacramental preparation themselves. There’s no requirement, as far as I know, to provide physical facilities for homeschooling, but while the pastor & bishop have the duty to ensure children are properly disposed, the CDW has previously said this does duty not include requiring a specific age or catechetical curriculum when it comes to confirmation, because that infringes on the rights of the children and the parents as the primary educators.