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Parish Men’s Ministry Starter Guide | (Source: DoVmen)
This guide is designed to equip and empower Catholic men to grow in faith, leadership, and brotherhood. Rooted in the mission of forming men of faith (“Viri Fidei”), it provides practical direction for building strong men’s ministries, fostering authentic discipleship, and leading others to Christ.
Whether you are starting a new group or strengthening an existing one, this guide offers clear steps, spiritual focus, and proven tools to help men become better husbands, fathers, and leaders in their parishes and communities.
Purpose: Form men who are grounded in faith, strengthened in brotherhood, and committed to living out their calling as disciples of Jesus Christ.
To request a .pdf version please email dovmensgroup@gmail.com
What is a Disciple? | (Source: Catholic Productions) 6:24 min.
In this video, Dr. Pitre invites men to reflect on what it truly means to follow Christ with intention and courage. It sets the stage for a deeper call to discipleship—challenging men to move beyond comfort and live with purpose, responsibility, and faith. This message is both a wake-up call and an encouragement: God is calling each man to step up, lead, and grow in holiness.
Catholic Discipleship Defined | (Source: LavacaCatholicmen.com)
This article explains that Catholic discipleship is more than simply believing in Jesus—it is an active, lived commitment to follow Him and bring others to Him. It emphasizes that a disciple must first grow in a personal relationship with Christ through prayer, the sacraments, and daily conversion.
The Four Pillars of Discipleship Formation
(Source: LavacaCaholicMen.com) 36:45 min.
In this talk, Father Bryan Heyer challenges men to reject passivity and live with purpose, discipline, and faith. He emphasizes that authentic Catholic manhood is rooted in leadership through service—especially within the home. Men are called to be spiritually present, guiding their families not just by words, but by example.
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