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Revised 6/10/2018HOMILY NOTES 1. Year I Confirmation Students are required to write: Six (6) Homily Notes, which is ONE a month: September through February. 2. Year 2 Confirmation Students are required

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1. Start by reading and studying the scripture passage that will be the focus of your homily. Take note of key themes, messages, and any important details.
2. Consider the audience that will be listening to your homily. Think about their needs, interests, and how the scripture can be relevant to their lives.
3. Outline the main points or ideas you want to convey in your homily. This will help organize your thoughts and keep you focused during delivery.
4. Begin drafting the homily, keeping in mind the structure of introduction, body, and conclusion. Use clear and concise language to communicate your message effectively.
5. Use supporting examples, stories, or anecdotes to illustrate your points and make them more relatable to the audience.
6. Review and revise your homily for clarity, coherence, and flow. Ensure that your message is concise and easily understood.
7. Practice delivering your homily aloud, paying attention to your tone, pace, and body language. Aim for a conversational and engaging style.
8. Consider seeking feedback from trusted individuals, such as fellow clergy or colleagues, to get constructive criticism and improve your homily.
9. Continually reflect on your homily preparation and delivery, and make adjustments as needed to improve your skills as a homilist.

Who needs homily notes?

1. Homily notes are helpful for religious leaders, such as priests, pastors, ministers, or deacons, who deliver sermons or homilies as part of their religious services.
2. They can also be useful for seminarians or students studying theology or religious studies, as they provide a structured way to prepare and deliver impactful messages based on scripture.
3. Furthermore, individuals who regularly deliver talks or presentations on religious topics may find homily notes helpful in organizing their thoughts and ensuring a clear and coherent delivery.

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What is homily notes?

Homily notes are reflections or interpretations of a religious sermon or lesson given by a clergy member during a religious service.

Who is required to file homily notes?

Clergy members or religious leaders who deliver sermons or lessons during religious services are required to file homily notes.

How to fill out homily notes?

Homily notes can be filled out by summarizing the key points or messages of the sermon or lesson, as well as any personal reflections or insights.

What is the purpose of homily notes?

The purpose of homily notes is to document and preserve the teachings and messages shared during religious services for future reference or study.

What information must be reported on homily notes?

Homily notes should include the date of the sermon, the name of the clergy member delivering the sermon, key points or messages shared, and any personal reflections or insights.