Catholic movements
Movements in the Catholic Church are groups of church members following a specific spirituality given to them by their founder. In the case of officially recognized movements, this specificity is in harmony with teachings of the Magisterium while emphasizing a specific way of Christian life.
Church Movements include:
- Charismatic Renewal
- Communion and Liberation
- Regnum Christi
- The Schönstatt Movement
- Focolare
- Couples for Christ
- Jesus Youth
Opus Dei, while sharing some of the characteristics of the movements listed above is not categorised by Catholic Church authorities as a Movement, because as a personal prelature, akin to a diocese or a military ordinariate, it is more closely overseen by the hierarchical and jurisdictional structure of the Church. The Neocatechumenal Way also does not view itself as a Movement, but rather as a ministry for adult faith formation.
See also[edit]
- Caritas Internationalis
- Catholic Action
- Catholic Charismatic Movement
- Christian Charismatic Renewal
- Communion and Liberation
- Cursillo
- Emmanuel Community
- Fidesco International
- Focolare Movement
- Jesus Youth
- Legion of Christ
- Legion of Mary
- Marian Movement of Priests
- Neocatechumenal Way
- Opus Dei
- Schoenstatt Movement
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