Catholic Missionary Disciples
Transform Lives
Renew The Church
Change The World
Transforming ordinary Catholics into great evangelists for the 21st Century!
What can you expect from
Transformed Catholic
by Catholic Missionary Disciples?
CMD aims to transform Catholics into missionary disciples who can transform others. We do this by forming, training, and coaching Catholic leaders and average Catholics to take the next step in evangelization, discipleship, and renewal.
Online Videos
Watch at your pace & learn from a catalogue of topics for your needs. We focus on the things that are missing in Catholic formation and training - moving beyond just "why" & "what" and aiming at "HOW".
Expert Interviews
Learn from Catholic experts you know and respect in a wide range of topics you need to know more about. Personal evangelization. Growing as disciples. Parish renewal. So much more.
Coaching
Coaching for leadership teams + 1-on-1 personalized weekly ministry coaching for 1 year. Implement what you are learning into your context + be challenged to meet the goals we help you set.
A FREE class to try
Membership means transformation
Going beyond what you can get anywhere else, our goal is pastoral and evangelical transformation.
Transformed Catholics Can Transform The World!
If you want to be a better Catholic evangelist, Catholic Missionary Disciples can help you reach more people for Jesus!
Evangelization
Learn how to be a great evangelist.
**Videos training on HOW to evangelize.
**Expert interviews with names you know and trust.
**Community of like-minded Catholics.
**Action-oriented "how to" assignments to get you started.
**Content added weekly.
Discipleship
Beyond the buzzwords and into fruitfulness, our goal is to equip Catholics for mission.
Grow in your own discipleship while sharing your faith with others. Build practical skills that any Catholic disciple can use to be more mission-minded & more fruitful.
Renewal
Renewing parishes & dioceses for the 21st Century world that need Jesus.
We coach and train leaders in deep personal formation that goes beyond professional development, institutional maintenance, and traditional leadership formation.
Most Rev. Michael J. Sis,
Diocese of San Angelo
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"I made the personal decision to be a financial supporter of CMD because I believe in the importance of forming parishioners to be faithful missionary disciples. I am very grateful for the service provided in fostering our mission of evangelization in the contemporary world."
Annie Sarlo
Dept Secretary for Evangelization & Formation at Diocese of Allentown
"CMD is one of the few Catholic organizations who truly "get" discipleship & evangelization. They provide practical "how to's" for parish & 1-on-1 ministry. Their leadership and ability to communicate the Gospel and teach others how to do so are an invaluable asset in the Church today."
Fr. Mike Schmitz,
Chaplain - Univ. of Minn.-Duluth
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"CMD has years of experience both evangelizing and discipling people of this current generation. There are few more equipped or better prepared to share the tools of sharing the Gospel and walking with people along the way of discipleship."
Sheila Stevenson,
Diocese of Joliet
"CMD has been a blessing for our diocesan team. The training set a clear pathway for opening up this topic with our constituents and provided concrete methodologies that had immediate impact on our leaders. The experience created a dynamic within our team that has moved the vision from ideas to action."
Fr. Corey Litzner,
Pastor, Sacred Heart - L'Anse, MI
“My leadership team & I have grown exponentially through our training with CMD. The tools, advice, & training have equipped us to better live our parish mission. I have personally grown in my faith. I encourage all struggling to implement the call to evangelization to join up with CMD.”
Most Rev. Donald J Hying,
Diocese of Madison
“CMD is visionary, practical and experienced in helping others think through the nature and methods of the new evangelization. They are a great blessing to the Church! Their wisdom and inspiration offered a renewed perspective on the life and mission of the Church”
